Pakistan’s U-15 football team secured a historic 6–1 victory over Tonga at the FIFA U-15 World Cup & Festival 2026 in Baku, Azerbaijan, with Kaleem Ullah Khan scoring four goals. After a challenging group stage featuring defeats against Gambia, South Sudan and Cyprus, Pakistan bounced back with 1–1 draws against Jordan and Nigeria before recording its first tournament victory.

Three talented players from Better Future Pakistan , Muhammad Salman, Bakhshi Hamal Khan and Owais Faiz — were also selected for the national squad, marking a proud milestone for the youth football initiative supported by ACM Group and SEEN Profit.

The achievement highlights Pakistan’s emerging football talent and the importance of investment in grassroots sports development.

Watch Better Future Pakistan U15 take on Tallinna JK Augur (Estonia) in an exciting international youth football clash. Don’t miss this thrilling live match as two talented U15 teams battle it out in an action-packed encounter filled with skill, teamwork, and unforgettable moments.

Better Future Pakistan Miss Quarter-Finals After Narrow 4–3 Defeat

Better Future Pakistan came close to reaching the quarter-finals after a tough knockout match against Lillestrøm. Three goals were scored by the Pakistani side, but the Norwegian team claimed a 4–3 victory. Better Future Pakistan exited the tournament after displaying impressive skill, passion and fighting spirit. The fixture was broadcast live on Hit Sports, while Seen Profit was named media partner. The team is coached by Abdul Rashid and sponsored by ACM Group. Farhan Pardesi, Irfan Pardesi, Irfan Memon and Saleh Muhammad Ghaziani were present in Norway as officials.