Choton wants to celebrate after India match

Kathmandu, Sept 11 - No respite for the eve booters as they came
out this (Sunday) morning at Army Headquarters to continue their training
session after an emphatic 6-0 drubbing over Pakistan.
 
Bangladesh will now have to face against defending champions India who are
undoubtedly tough opponents in the tournament. So, the girls don't want to
waste time although Bangladesh national women's football team's head coach
Golam Robbani Choton said it was a recovery session.
 
Choton said: "There is no time to celebrate now... Girls know it very well...The girls even did not celebrate after winning the AFC Under-14 Championship title held in 2015. The same is the case this time."

The Bangladesh coach indicated that they would celebrate the joy after beating India.

Bangladesh has never defeated India in the history of SAFF Women's Championship. In the last seven encounters with India, Bangladesh only managed a draw and lost the remaining six matches. India has won the title in
the previous five editions of the SAFF Championship and this time they have come here with the same goal.

But, skipper Sabina dreams to beat India. Both teams are placed in group A
and won their last two matches. Both Bangladesh and India secured equal six
points each. However, India (+12) is ahead of Bangladesh (+9) in goal
difference. If Bangladesh able to beat India in the last group match and able
to emerge group A champions, then they can avoid the probable group B
champions strong Nepal in the semifinal.

 Though, it will not be easy task for Bangladesh. After crushing the Maldives
by 9-0 goals, India must be maintain their same winning run against Bangladesh giving the maximum efforts.

The defending champions also a little bit advantageous position than
Bangladesh at the moment because they will be needed only a draw to become
the group A champions. So Sabina and Co. will have to tail hard to snatch
victory against India.