National star-studded Bashundhara Kings clinched the Women's Football League 2020-21 title with a 100% unbeaten record, crushing Nasrin Sports Academy 16-0 in their last match Monday. The Kings, who secured the title in the previous match with an 18-0 victory over Jamalpur Kacharipara Akadash Saturday, earned 42 points from 14 encounters. National team striker Sabina Khatun netted a double hat-trick, Krishna Rani Sarkar scored four goals, and Swapna also struck a hat-trick for the Kings at the Kamalapur Stadium. READ: BPL Football: Ctg Abahani hand Bashundhara Kings first defeat Samsunnahar Junior, Sumaiya and Maria Manda netted one each for the champions. In Monday's other match, Ataur Rahman Bhuiyan College SC finished league runners-up, beating FC Brahmanbaria 8-2 at the same venue. Shaheda Akhter Ripa and Halima Akhter struck two goals each while Marzia, Anuching Mogini, Anika Tanjum and Nasrin Akhter netted one each for the winners. Kakoli Akter and Ela Moni Akter scored one each for FC Brahmanbaria. In the day's other match, Jamalpur Kacharipara Akadadh defeated Suddopuskorini Jubo SC 5-0 at the same venue. Bipasha Mali and Lipi Akhter scored two goals each while Ratna netted another for Jamalpur. After the match, Bangladesh Football Federation (BFF) Vice-President Ataur Rahman Bhuiyan Manik handed the champions' trophy and a cheque of Tk3 lakh to the Kings. Mahfuza Akhter Kiron, BFF member and chairman of BFF Women's Football Committee, distributed the runners-up trophy and a cheque of Tk2 lakh to Ataur Rahman Bhuiyan College. READ: BPL Football: Mohammedan thump Uttar Baridhara 4-1 The Kings' Krishna Rani Sarkar was named the highest goal scorer of the league for her 28 goals while Shohagi of the runners-up team was adjudged the best player.

Title aspirant Bashundhara Kings crushed FC Brahmanbaria by 6-0 goals in the 2nd phase match of the "Women's Football League 2020-21" at the Kamalapur Stadium on Monday. In the day's match, National women's team captain Sabina Khatun, who emerged as the country's first women's footballer to reach a landmark of scoring 100 plus goals in the top league, opened the floodgate for the Kings in the very 6th minute. READ: BPL Football: Abahani, Mohammedan play out 1-1 draw Krishna Rani Sarkar struck twice in the 18th and 21st minutes, Sirat Jahan Swapna also netted two goals in the 49th and 90+3 minutes while Sultana scored the other goal for the Kings in the 89th minute The day's other league match between Ataur Rahman Bhuiyan College SC and Kachiihuli Sporting Club could not held as per schedule at the same venue as the later team did not appeared at the match venue in time. READ: Denmark beats Wales 4-0 at Euro 2020

Title aspirants Bashundhara Kings made a flying start to the second phase of the Women's Football League 2020-21, outplaying Suddopuskorini Jubo SC 5-0 at the Kamalapur Stadium Sunday. With the victory, the national star-studded Kings maintained their 100% record after securing 24 points from eight straight matches. Also read: Women's Football: Bashundhara hands 20-0 drubbing to Nasrin DA National women's team captain Sabina Khatun emerged as the country's first women footballer to reach the landmark of scoring 100 goals in the top-level football league.

Bashundhara Kings earned massive 20-0 goals victory over Nasrin Sports Academy in the "Women's Football League 2020-21" at the floodlight Bangabandhu National Stadium here Tuesday evening. With the day's well merited victory, star studded Kings topped the league table with all-win record securing full 21 points from straight seven matches. Also read: Women's Football: Ataur Rahman College thump Suddopuskorini 6-0 Krishna Rani Sarkar and Sabina Khatun made double hattrick scoring six goals each,  Ritu Porna scored a hattrick with three goals, Monika Chakma netted two while Sanjida Khatun andShamsunnahar scored one each for the winners. Kumari Sumi Rani of Nasrin SA scored a suicidal goal. The day' s other match between Kanchijhuli Sporting Club and Cumilla United Club ended in 1-1 draw at the same venue Tuesday afternoon. Also read: Women's Football: Kanchijhuli SC beat Suddopuskorini JSC 3-1 Rozina Akhter put Cumilla United ahead in the 13th minute while Amena Khatun leveled the margin for Kanchijhuli SC in the 71st minute. Sabrina Akter Soma of Kanchijhuli SC got marching order after receiving two yellow cards in the match.