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Jun 2008

FIFA/Coca-Cola World Ranking
Rank 162	Points 105
FFSL has been very active in its various regions assisting victims of the tragedy which happened on 26 December 2004. Among the efforts so far done are the setting up of a relief centre and the donation of equipment, including footballs as well as household equipment.

"I am very proud to have assisted the FFSL sport website in Sri Lanka....
Mr. Urs Zanitti, Head of FIFA Department Program

"Congratulations for the quick and efficient establishment and.....
Mr. Jurg Nepfer, Head of FIFA Course Program

"This is a progressive and visionary portal, designed for the objective of moving......"
Ms. Claire Kenny, Director of Marketing
Asian Football Confederation

"Well done and keep it up."
Dato Paul M. Samuel,
FIFA Development Officer Malaysia

"I was proud to be present for the launching of FFSL web site. Good Luck."
Mr. Alain Leiblang, Member FIFA Communication Division

"You are ahead of many countries in Asia with this website. Keep up the....
Mr. George Das, Malaysia Marketing

"Well done !. Beginning is half done. Keep it up the good work. ...
Christopher Raj

"An excellent idea and a great tool for advancing awareness in Sri Lanka...
Priyan Senanayake, United Kingdom

AFC Presidents Cup 2007 – Pakistan

AFC President's Cup is scheduled to be held in Lahore, Pakistan from 17th May 2007. The competition is dedicated to national league club champions of Asia's emerging football countries.

The AFC President's Cup is the third club competition created by AFC, following the top-rung AFC Champions League, dedicated to clubs from mature countries, and the AFC Cup aimed at clubs from developing countries.

Last time Regar-Tadaz SC won the inaugural edition in Nepal in 2005 after beating Dordoi-Dynamo SC while the latter clinched the crown in 2006 in Malaysia by defeating Vakhsh SC.

This year's tournament will see Regar-Tadaz return to the eight-club event after a year's gap while Dordoi-Dynamo will aim to regain the crown. Others vying for the top honours include Khemara (Cambodia), Tatung (Chinese Taipei), Ratnam Sports Club (Sri Lanka), Transport United FC (Bhutan), Mahendra Police Club (Nepal) and home team Pakistan Army.

The match Schedule is as follows :-

Group A

M/NO	Date	Venue	Match	Time
1	17.05.05	Punjab Stadium	PAKISTAN ARMY Vs RATNAM SC	1800
2	17.05.05	Punjab Stadium	TRANSPORT UNITED Vs REGAR-TADAZ	2100
3	19.05.05	Punjab Stadium	REGAR-TADAZ Vs PAKISTAN ARMY	1800
4	19.05.05	Punjab Stadium	RATNAM SC Vs TRANSPORTUNITED	2100
5	21.05.05	Punjab Stadium	TRANSPORT UNITED Vs PAKISTAN ARMY	1630
6	21.05.05	WAPDA Stadium	REGAR-TADAZ Vs RATNAM SC	1630

Group B

M/NO	Date	Venue	Match	Time
7	18.05.07	Punjab Stadium	KHEMARA Vs DORDOI DYNAMO	1800
8	18.05.07	Punjab Stadium	MAHENDRA POLICE CLUB Vs TATUNG	2100
9	20.05.07	Punjab Stadium	TATUNG Vs KHEMARA	1800
10	20.05.07	Punjab Stadium	DORDOI DYNAMO Vs MAHENDRAPOLIC CLUB	2100
11	22.05.07	Punjab Stadium	MAHENDRA POLICE CLUB Vs KHEMARA	1630
12	22.05.07	WAPDA Stadium	TATUNG Vs DORDOI DYNAMO	1630