mahila premier league
The Mahila Premier League, Kathmandu’s first women’s futsal league, provides girls and women with a professional and extensive platform to play, develop, and compete. Over the course of eight weeks, eight teams compete for the title of Kathmandu’s best women’s futsal team! While MPL games are fierce in competition, the league also strives to create a culture of camaraderie and collaboration in Nepali women’s futsal. The MPL is an opportunity for women to come together and share their athletic skills and talents.
Mahila Premier League IV
FINAL Standings
testimonials
“I feel that girls in our culture are not encouraged to play sports. I think the Mahila Premier League is a great platform for all of us to come together, know each other, and make a positive mark in our community.”
“This league game has made me feel proud of myself. It is my big wish that the Mahila Premier League continues further in the coming years too.”
“Without opportunities it is not possible to reach our goals. We girls have talent. Now we need to step out of our comfort zone, grab opportunities, and give a platform for our talent to influence others.”
“I have met many good players at the Mahila Premier League, and I have become their football fan! I feel happy seeing girls like me playing sports.”
“We have been playing football for five years. We are proud to be players; not all girls get an opportunity to play, having an opportunity to play makes us feel lucky.”
“From a small age, I used to have the feeling that if boys can play sports, why can’t girls do the same?”
"I have been officiating mpl games since the first season. i've seen the growth in the level of competition as well as the league. MPL is different from other tournaments as the players don't only play to win, they encourage and lift each other up throughout the league. i've seen teams sharing happiness in their opponent's victory and giving respect to one another ."
Maya Lama, National Referee
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