Nepal wanting to end India curse

Nepal will play against hosts India in the semi-last match of the fourth SAFF Women's Championship at the Kanchenjunga Stadium in Siliguri on Monday.This is the primary event Nepal and India are meeting in last four conflict. They have played in the last of every one of the three past releases with India winning on all events. Their meeting in the semi-finals was affirmed after Nepal topped Group An and three-time champions India completed as Group B runners-up. Assemble A runners-up Maldives will play against Group B victors Bangladesh in second semi-last match of the day. In three past gatherings, India vanquished Nepal 1-0 in the last match in Bangladesh in 2010, recorded a 3-1 triumph in the 2012 last in Sri Lanka and enlisted a 6-0 win in the last version's last in Pakistan two years after the fact. Other than the title, India have likewise overwhelmed Nepal in the South Asian Games. Amid the eleventh version held in Bangladesh in 2010, India beat Nepal 5-0 and enrolled a 3-1 win in the last. Essentially, Nepal played a goalless attract the alliance coordinate before confronting a 4-0 overcome in the last of the twelfth SA Games in Shillong. In the present rivalry, Nepal vanquished Bhutan 8-0, recorded a 9-0 win against the Maldives and beat Sri Lanka 1-0 in the gathering stage. Nepal mentor Kumar Thapa was idealistic that his side would create a triumph against the hosts. "We have been predictable with our execution in the title and I am confident that the young ladies would convey comparable show against India. We have put our arrangements to flawlessness and Monday will be the same," said Thapa. Thapa included that his side would concentrate on protective technique furthermore work as needs be to get winning outcome. "Bangladesh demonstrated that the Indian assault could be halted with protective strategies," Thapa said. In Group B, India crushed Afghanistan 5-1 yet settled for a goalless attract against Bangladesh the three-way pool. In the interim, Indian mentor Sajid Dar said his system is stop Nepal's striker SabitraBhandari. "Nepal are one of the solid groups and dependably give us a decent battle. We will take a shot at the errors that we conferred in past matches and attempt to stop Bhandari," said Dar. Bhandari scored 10 objectives in the initial two matches, five each against Bhutan and the Maldives.