Nepal National Football Team - South Asian Football Federation Cup Record

South Asian Football Federation Cup Record

  • 1993 - Third Place
  • 1995 - Semi Finals
  • 1997 - Round 1
  • 1999 - Fourth Place
  • 2003 to 2005- Round 1
  • 2008 - Group Stage
  • 2009 - Group Stage
  • 2011 SAFF Championship- Semi finalist .

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