National Youth Championship Kicks Off in Munshiganj
The Festival of Youth National Football Championship 2025 launched with a dazzling opening ceremony at Munshiganj Stadium, igniting a nationwide celebration of youth, football, and unity. Organized by the Bangladesh Football Federation (BFF) with support from the Ministry of Youth and Sports, the championship promises to showcase emerging talent and rekindle district-level football fervor.
The opening match saw Munshiganj take on Madaripur, setting an electric tone for the tournament, which features 64 district teams competing across eight zones. The championship follows a home-and-away qualifier format, culminating in knockout rounds and a grand final slated for November 2025.
Tournament Highlights
- Teams: 64 district teams divided into 8 zones.
- Structure: Home-and-away qualifiers, followed by knockout rounds.
- Matches: 112 scheduled across Bangladesh.
- Grand Final: Set for November 2025.
The opening ceremony, graced by Sports Adviser Asif Mahmud Sajib Bhuiyan as chief guest alongside senior BFF and Ministry officials, featured cultural performances, youth showcases, and the unveiling of the official championship logo. The event radiated energy, reflecting the interim government’s commitment to youth empowerment, sports development, and national unity.
This championship, a flagship initiative under the Festival of Youth 2025—Creating A New Bangladesh, led by the Chief Adviser’s Office and the Ministry of Youth and Sports, aims to foster cooperation and celebrate local heroes and changemakers. With 112 matches planned nationwide, the tournament is poised to unearth new football talent and strengthen community bonds through the sport.
