FIFA coaching course starts today

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LAHORE, Sept 26: A FIFA representative from Afghanistan, Asghar Lali, will conduct two coaching courses under the programme called ‘FIFA Football for Hope Clinics’ at the Pakistan Football Federation (PFF) House from Tuesday. The first course starts from Tuesday and will continue till Oct 1 while the second one will run from Oct 4 to 8.

Participants: Musrat Shaheen, Bushra Shabbir, Uzma Yousuf Zaidi, Zaibab Mushtaq, Amir Mahmood, Shan Raza, M. Ashfaq, Jawad Hassan Khan, Mohsin Iftikhar, Khalid Amir Ahmed Khan, Mohammad Arif, Ishtiaq Ahmed, Saif-ul-Rehman, Altaf, Omer Farooq Khan, Anwar Ali, Sohrab, Mohammad Yameen, Mohammad Amjad Baloch, Attaullah, Mohammad Illyas, Faisal Javaid, Waris Khan, Mohammad Murtaza Khan, Khalid Zaman, Mohammad Ayaz, Mohammad Alam Zeb, Mohammad Akbar, Shahid Ahmed, Abdul Malik, Qazi Jalil, Jamil Ahmed and Mohammad Asadullah.

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