Nepal National team spent one hour and forty five minutes at Norinton Play ground, near to Sinhalese Sports Club for its evening practice session on Tuesday.

The head coach Kishor KC led the team to the ground where he conducted three different sessions for the players.

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"I am still looking for 100% from the players. 4-2-3 formation looks strange to them and they are finding it very difficult to adopt onto it. I might change the strategy to 4-4-2 depending on how they involve in two more practice sessions".

After the training, coach KC looked unhappy with the commitment from the players on the practice field but he admitted that his girls would adopt in the different condition soon.

"The condition is hot and humid here. But we are here in Colombo three days before the Championship", coach KC said, "Acclimatization to the weather will help us to perform well".

"I am also working on the "right" substitution players which we will decide after the completion of two more practice sessions".

Nepal National team will hold another practice session wednesday morning at the same practice ground and will visit tournament venue in the evening.


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Nepal will open the campaign taking on Pakistan on September 8 at 8:30 AM local time.

Nepal will take on Maldives on September 10 and play against Afghanistan on September 12 at the same time in CR and FC grounds.

The SAFF Women's Championship organized by SAFF and Football Federation of Sri Lanka (FFSL) will be held from September 7 to 16 at CR and FC grounds, Colombo with the participation of eight countries including the defending champions India and hosts Sri Lanka.

India, Bangladesh, Bhutan and hosts Sri Lanka has been drawn in Group A while Nepal, Pakistan, Maldives and Afghanistan play in Group B. They will play round robin in the first round and the semi finals will be held on September 14 followed by the final on September 16.

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