Young Pakistani footballers shine with back-to-back wins; dedicate victories to armed forces

Pakistan’s Street Child Football Team delivered a sensational start to its Street Child World Cup campaign, securing two impressive victories and earning praise from fans across the country for their spirited performances on the international stage.

The young Pakistani side opened its campaign with a strong 2-0 win over Indonesia, with forward Kashif Khan emerging as the star of the match after scoring both goals to seal the victory.

Building on that momentum, Pakistan produced an even more dominant display in its second outing, thrashing Mexico 5-0 in a one-sided contest. Kashif Khan once again led the attack with two goals, while Essa Khan also netted twice. Shahid Anjum added another goal to complete the emphatic win and underline Pakistan’s attacking strength.

Following the back-to-back victories, the players and team management dedicated their success to “Marka-e-Haq” and the personnel of Pakistan’s armed forces, paying tribute to their sacrifices and service to the country.

 “These victories belong to the people of Pakistan,” team representatives said after the matches. “We proudly dedicate our wins to Marka-e-Haq and to the courageous men and women of the Pakistan Armed Forces whose dedication and sacrifices inspire us every day.”

The management also praised the players for their discipline, unity, and determination, saying the team continues to reflect the resilience and talent of Pakistan’s youth despite difficult circumstances faced by many of the players growing up.

The Pakistan Street Child Football Team now heads into the remaining fixtures of the tournament full of confidence, carrying the hopes of millions of supporters eager to see the young squad continue its remarkable run on the global stage.