Nepal and India are competing against each other on Sunday in a very important match under the ongoing SAFF U-20 Championship football at the Kalinga stadium in Bhubaneswar, India. Looking at the comparison so far in the ongoing competition on the basis of single round robin, both of these teams have no chance of defeat to play the final. Also, the defending champion India against Nepal. If he loses, he will automatically be eliminated from the tournament. As a result, Sunday’s game between Nepal, the tournament’s most successful squad, and past champion India is expected to be captivating. The most renowned match in South Asia is also said to be the one between India and Nepal.
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No matter how competitive the SAFF game is, Nepal and India have always been archrivals. Any football supporter in Nepal would tell you they want to see their side defeat India. The Nepali supporters will not care about another loss, but losing to India is unforgivable. The Nepali squad will always go up against India with more strength, regardless of the age group.
It seems that India will find it challenging to make it to the final after losing to Bangladesh 2-1 in the opening match of the current SAFF U-20 Championship in Bhubaneswar. However, India found its form again in the second game and defeated Sri Lanka by a score of 4-0 to keep its prospects of making the championship game alive.
Nepal and Bangladesh are now in top and second position, with 6-6 points, respectively, in the ongoing competition, which has five teams. Nepal and Bangladesh played two matches each and won them all. Bangladesh and Nepal have a good chance of competing in the final based on the current equation.
India will now play against Nepal on Sunday. Nepal will determine the journey to the finals one match early if they can defeat India in the aforementioned match. Even if they lose, Nepal still has a chance to get to the championship game. On the other side, if he loses the game, his chances of representing India in the championship game are all but gone.
