Simrik Saraswati Youth Club and Nepal APF club play a 2-2 draw in second game of the day to make the super six challenge wide open.
A victory for Nepal Armed Police Force could have confirmed their place in the super six; however they dropped two points after a draw which means they will have to wait until their final match to know their fortune. Meanwhile Simrik Sraswati Youth Club is almost out from the super six as they are three points short already of the super six place.
With the draw, APF now has 18 points in the league table while Saraswati has 14 points in 11 games and stand two points below Machhindra FC that is currently in the sixth position.
The first half of the match remained dominating one in terms of actions as it saw all four goals in the match. Nabin Lama scored for for APF in 10th minute to give them the lead, however Pius scored two quick goals in 34 and 37 minutes to take Saraswati ahead.
Ranjan Bista made it all square for APF before the break as he scored in 43rd minute for an equalizer which remained the last goal in the game.
Nepal APF will play Nepal Police club in their last match of the first round of the league while Saraswati will be playing Yeti Himalayan Sherpa Club.


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