40th National Championship
(at Rawalpindi, Karachi and Lahore from 20 October 1992 to 14 February 1993)
Final Table:
1.PIA 16 10 3 3 21-14 23 Champions
2.Army 16 8 6 2 24-10 22
3.WAPDA 16 8 3 5 36-21 19
4.HBL 16 6 7 3 17-11 19
5.PAF 16 8 2 6 28-33 18
6.Wohaib Club 16 5 4 7 16-18 14
7.Railways 16 4 6 6 15-17 14
8.KPT 16 4 2 10 20-27 10
9.SGP 16 1 3 12 10-36 5
SGP = Sindh Government Press
NB: the full name of Wohaib Club is Wohaib Butt Memorial club;
this Lahore-based club belongs to the former Secretary-General
of the Pakistan Football Federation, Haafiz Salman Butt, who
became an MNA (Member of National Assembly) following the
Pakistan Elections on Oct 10, 2002.
NB: due to winning the 1992/93 league, PIA were entitled to enter the
Asian Champions Cup 1993/94, but they withdrew and Defence Club
entered instead.
National Games 1992
Played in Lahore. Final match was reported at Iqbal Park Sports Complex.
Final Ranking Football Tournament:
1.WAPDA
2.Punjab Reds
3.Punjab Greens
4.NWFP
5.Railways
6.Sindh
7.Army
8.Balochistan
9.Navy
10.UGC
11.Police
12.PAF
NB: Title holders Punjab entered the competition as Punjab Reds, while Punjab Greens was a
separate selection composed mainly of players from Crescent Textile Mills football team.
Third Place Match [Dec 31]
Punjab Greens 2-0 NWFP
[Nadeem Sohail 46, Erfan Farooqi 85]
Final [Dec 31]
WAPDA 2-0 Punjab Reds [aet]
[Qazi Ashfaq 96, Imtiaz Butt 107 pen]
2nd National B-Division Soccer Championship 1993
Held in Bahawalpur. Final and known matches were held at Dring Stadium.
Group D
Known results
[? May]
Shalimar Club 7-1 Nowshera XI
[? May]
NBP 7-1 Nowshera XI
[Nasir Ali 28, 37, Nasir Ismail 45, 59, 62, Muhammad Anis 83, 90; Abdul Samad 70]
[8 May]
NBP ?-? Shalimar Club
NBP qualified for the semi-finals
Final
[14 May]
NBP 5-1 Pakistan Steel
[Muhammad Anis 50, 52, 59, Nasir Ali 54, Nasir Ismail 74; Hanif 90]
[NBP: Zahid Taj; Asghar, Muhammad Nasir, A. Qayyum, A. Rauf, Ghulam Shabbir,
Nasir Ismail, Nasir Akhtar, Muhammad Anis, Nasir Ali, Muhammad Qasim]
[Pakistan Steel: Ehsan Ali; M. Amjad, M. Akhtar, Sher Muhammad, Qamarul Islam, A. Karim,
Nasir Abbas, Islamuddin, Muhammad Siddiq, Sarthorah (Riaz), Shakil (Hanif)]
Referee: Salahuddin Awan
Linesmen: Nazeer Ahmed, Dilnawaz
Awards
Best Player: Muhammad Anis (NBP).
Top Scorer: Muhammad Anis (NBP), 6 goals.
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