Football - Team Bangladesh

Events and Medals
Records
Schedule
Bio
Team Overview

Football

Number	Name	Height	Date of Birth
1	CHAKMA RCHAKMA Rupna	155 cm	2 Jan 2004
2	AZIM SAZIM Sheuli	161 cm	20 Dec 2001
3	SHAMSUNNAHARSHAMSUNNAHAR	161 cm	31 Jan 2003
4	KHANDAKER AKHANDAKER Afeida	167 cm	18 Nov 2006
5	PARVIN MPARVIN Masura	167 cm	17 Oct 2001
6	CHAKMA MCHAKMA Monika	125 cm	15 Sep 2003
7	AKHTER SAKHTER Sanjida	158 cm	20 Mar 2001
8	MANDA MMANDA Maria	155 cm	10 May 2003
9	SARKAR SKSARKAR Srimoti Krishnarani	161 cm	1 Jan 2001
10	KHATUN TKHATUN Tohura	158 cm	5 May 2003
11	KHATUN SKHATUN Sabina	161 cm	25 Oct 1993
12	MARZIAMARZIA	155 cm	15 Oct 2002
13	YESMIN NILA NYESMIN NILA Nilufa	160 cm	15 Nov 2003
14	MATSUSHIMA SMATSUSHIMA Sumaya	157 cm	15 Feb 2001
15	RANI SRANI Sapna	155 cm	9 May 2006
16	MOGINI AMOGINI Anai	152 cm	1 Mar 2003
17	CHAKMA RPCHAKMA Ritu Porna	155 cm	30 Dec 2003
18	RIPA SARIPA Shaheda Akter	125 cm	8 Dec 2005
19	JANNAT MSJANNAT Mst Surma	165 cm	1 Jan 2006
20	SHAMSUNNHARSHAMSUNNHAR	155 cm	30 Mar 2004
22	MANDAL SRMANDAL Swarna Rani	167 cm	6 Jun 2006
23	BISWAS SBISWAS Sathi	153 cm	13 Aug 2005

Team Officials

Function	Name
Head Coach	AKM SAIFUL BARI TITUAKM SAIFUL BARI TITU
Assistant Coach	TRISHNA CHAKMATRISHNA CHAKMA

Events Entered

Discipline	Event	Rank
Football	Women	15

Schedule

Change

Location	Event	Status
Wenzhou Olympic Sports Centre Stadium	Women's First Round - Group D #4 JPN Japan 8 BAN Bangladesh 0	Finished
Wenzhou Olympic Sports Centre Stadium	Women's First Round - Group D #10 BAN Bangladesh 1 VIE Viet Nam 6	Finished
Wenzhou Sports Centre Stadium	Women's First Round - Group D #19 NEP Nepal 1 BAN Bangladesh 1	Finished

Biographical Information

Highlights

Athlete:

Rank	Team	Year	Location
South Asian Games
3	Senior	2016	Asia
3	Senior	2010	Dhaka, BAN

Team Overview

General
Bangladesh are making their debut in the Asian Games women's football tournament at the 19th Asian Games Hangzhou.

The Bangladeshi team won the 2022 SAFF Championship, which was their first title at the tournament. They defeated India, who had won all five previous editions of the competition, 3-0 in the group stage, and went on to overcome hosts Nepal 3-1 in the final. Bangladesh also finished as runners-up at the 2016 edition of the tournament in India.

Legend

:: Gold Medal Event
:: Silver Medal Event
:: Bronze Medal Event