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SAFF Championship

AsiaAsia
Start Date
2015-12-23
End Date
2016-01-03
3.44
GOALS AVG
9
MATCHES
7
TEAMS
44%
HOME WINS
0%
DRAW
56%
AWAY WINS
Card stats based onSAFF Championship2015

Standings

Group A

#TeamPWDLGFGAGDPTSForm
1
India
India
220061+56
2
Sri Lanka
Sri Lanka
210112-13
3
Nepal
Nepal
200215-40

Group B

#TeamPWDLGFGAGDPTSForm
1
Afghanistan
Afghanistan
3300111+109
2
Maldives
Maldives
320176+16
3
Bangladesh
Bangladesh
310247-33
4
Bhutan
Bhutan
300319-80

Bracket

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Fixtures

Matches

Top Scorers

Player Stats

#TeamName
Apps
Minutes
Goals
Assists
Pass %
Rating
1
Afghanistan
Ovays Azizi548000--
2
Afghanistan
Mustafa Hadid543400--
3
Afghanistan
Faysal Shayesteh540530--
4
Afghanistan
Kanischka Taher439010--
5
India
Pritam Kotal439000--
6
India
Narayan Das439000--
7
India
Sunil Chhetri435430--
8
India
Rowllin Borges434410--
9
Afghanistan
Norlla Amiri433400--
10
Afghanistan
Omid Popalzay430620--
11
India
Gurpreet Singh Sandhu 330000--
12
India
Holi Charan Narzary329500--
13
Afghanistan
Zubayr Amiri429320--
14
Maldives
Ali Fasir428710--
15
Maldives
Ali Ashfaq428520--
16
Bhutan
Tshering Dorji327010--
17
Bangladesh
Mamunul Islam327000--
18
Bangladesh
M. Khan327000--
19
Sri Lanka
Sujan Perera327000--
20
Bangladesh
Yeasin Khan327000--
21
Afghanistan
Khaibar Amani218040--
22
India
Jeje Lalpekhlua30--
23
Afghanistan
Masih Saighani218020--
24
Bangladesh
S. Roni20--
25
Maldives
Ahmed Nashid19020--
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Tournament Overview

Season 2015

Top scorer

Key Dates

Season ran from December 23, 2015 to January 3, 2016

Teams Competing

7 teams competed in the SAFF Championship 2015

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Teams in SAFF Championship 2015

7 teams

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About SAFF Championship

The SAFF Championship ranks among Asia's football competitions — a cup competition by format. Data on this page refers to the 2015 season. The competition's top scorer was Khaibar Amani (Afghanistan) with 4 goals. Across 9 matches played, the competition averaged 3.4 goals per game. Results split 44% home wins, 0% draws and 56% away wins.

The scoring charts were headed by Khaibar Amani (Afghanistan), on 4 goals. Faysal Shayesteh (Afghanistan, 3) and Sunil Chhetri (India, 3) follow in the chart.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who is the top scorer in the SAFF Championship 2015?
Khaibar Amani (Afghanistan) is the top scorer in the SAFF Championship 2015 with 4 goals.
When did the SAFF Championship 2015 season end?
The SAFF Championship 2015 season ran from December 23, 2015 to January 3, 2016.