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.

Better Future Pakistan 🇵🇰 takes on Lillestrøm (Norway) 🇳🇴 in a thrilling Boys U15 Round of 16 clash. After an impressive run to the knockout stage, Pakistan now battles for a place in the quarter-finals.

Better Future Pakistan’s U-14 football team made a winning start at Norway Cup 2026 by defeating Norwegian club Sauda IL in its opening match. The fixture was broadcast live on Hit Sports, while Seen Profit served as the media partner. The defending champions have fielded an 18-member squad, with players selected on merit from Lyari, Malir, Ibrahim Hyderi, FATA, Gilgit-Baltistan, Islamabad and other regions of Pakistan. The team is coached by head coach Abdul Rashid and is backed by lead sponsor ACM Group. ACM Group Chairman Farhan Pardesi serves as Patron-in-Chief of Better Future Pakistan. CEO Irfan Pardesi, President Irfan Memon and Chairman Saleh Muhammad Ghaziani are also present in Norway as team officials.