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List of the EC Meetings, Standing Committee Meetings and Congress

February 23, 2026

23 Feb 2026 | Dhaka

List of the Executive Committee Meeting, Standing Committee Meetings and Congress from January 2025 – February 2026

S.No Description Date Circular
1. Executive Committee Meeting 8 January 2025 Notice
2. Executive Committee Meeting

 

 11 March 2025 Notice
3. Extraordinary Congress 2025 4 April 2025 Notice
4. Executive Committee Meeting 24 May 2025 Notice
5. Ordinary Congress 2025 24 May 2025 Notice
6. Competition Committee Meeting

 

 30 August 2025 Notice
7. Marketing & Communication Committee Meeting 26 September 2025 Notice
8. Executive Committee Meeting

 

 18 November 2025 Notice
9. Executive Committee Meeting 25 January 2026 Notice
10. Extraordinary Congress 2026 26 January 2026 Notice

 

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February 23, 2026
List of the EC Meetings, Standing Committee Meetings and Congress
February 7, 2026
India clinch SAFF U19 Women’s Championship 2026 title

Pokhara | February 7, 2026

India produced a commanding performance to defeat defending champions Bangladesh 4–0 and lift the SAFF U‑19 Women’s Championship 2026 title at the Pokhara Stadium on Saturday.

India seized control of the match from the outset, maintaining possession, stretching the Bangladeshi defence, and pressing aggressively. Their persistence paid off in the 42nd minute, when captain Julan Nongmaithem finished a smart build‑up move to open the scoring.

The second half saw India widen the gap further. A penalty converted by Elizabed Lakra in the 63rd minute doubled the lead after Alva Devi Senjam was fouled inside the box. Soon after, Pearl Fernandes, the tournament’s second-highest scorer, capitalized on a defensive error by goalkeeper Yearzan Begum to make it 3 – 0.

India sealed the emphatic victory in the 83rd minute, when substitute Anwita Raghuraman guided home a low cross to complete the 4 – 0 win.

The triumph not only crowned India as champions but also served as revenge for their earlier 0–2 defeat to Bangladesh in the round‑robin stage.

 

February 4, 2026
Vector X Announced as Official Match Ball Sponsor for SAFF Competitions

4 February 2026 | Pokhara, Nepal

The South Asian Football Federation (SAFF) is pleased to announce a landmark partnership with Vector X, naming the brand as the official match ball sponsor for all SAFF competitions from 2026 to 2028. The agreement represents a significant step toward elevating the quality, professionalism, and global visibility of South Asian football tournaments.

The announcement was made during a s ceremony held in Pokhara, Nepal, today where the SAFF U19 Women’s Championship 2026 is currently underway. SAFF General Secretary Mr. Purushottam Kattel and Vector X Brand Marketing Lead Mr. Baljinder Singh Pal jointly launched the new official match balls and handed them over to the participating teams.

SAFF General Secretary Mr. Kattel emphasized the importance of such collaborations in raising the competitive standards of football across the region. He noted that Vector X’s involvement will contribute to improved playing conditions and overall tournament experience.

The partnership will cover all major SAFF tournaments over the next three years, reinforcing the federation’s focus on growth, innovation, and athlete-centered competition.

 

February 3, 2026
Maldives Crowned Champions of the Inaugural 2026 SAFF Futsal Championship

Bangkok | 26 January 2026

Maldives claimed the title of the SAFF Futsal Championship 2026, the inaugural edition of South Asia’s premier futsal tournament, held from 14–26 January 2026 in Bangkok, Thailand.

Hosted across two Bangkok venues, Nonthaburi Stadium and Hua Mak Indoor Stadium, the championship brought together all seven SAFF member nations: Maldives, India, Nepal, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, and Bhutan. As the first tournament of its kind under SAFF, the competition marked a significant leap forward for futsal development in the region.

SAFF General Secretary Purushottam Kattel noted that Thailand was chosen for its advanced futsal infrastructure and high accessibility, factors crucial for delivering a successful debut edition.

The Maldives delivered a dominant and undefeated campaign, securing six wins in six matches and clinching the title with one match remaining after a decisive 3–1 victory over Bhutan.

Across 21 matches, the tournament recorded 129 goals, showcasing the attacking flair and competitiveness of the region’s emerging futsal landscape.