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Bhutan to face Guam in 2022 World Cup Qualifiers round

April 18, 2019
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Bhutan will face Guam in the 2022 FIFA World Cup preliminary qualifiers Round 1. The official draw was held at the Asian Football Confederation house in Malaysia yesterday.

12 National Teams ranked from 35 to 46 in the AFC will participate in the preliminary qualification round 1.

 In the first game of the qualifiers, Bhutan will host Guam at the Changlimithang National Stadium on June 6.

“We are still under the selection process and we have more than 50 players taking part in a training for a month now. And we don’t have a national head coach appointed right now but we have coach Pema serving as the interim head coach. He is currently in process of selecting all the player along with the research and technical team,” Phuntsho Wangdi, the Head of Commercial and Communication of  BFF, said.

Ranked 193rd in the FIFA world ranking, Guam is an island in Micronesia in the Pacific Ocean that is part of the United States. The winner of the two-legged competition will qualify for the second round scheduled to be played in September this year.

“Guam is a very tough opponent, they are very strong. Maybe they are ranked below us but they are a strong team. The reason why they are strong is most of their players are playing in America. So in that way, their football is very strong and they are one of the favourites of the competition as well,” Phuntsho Wangdi said.

Despite this, the Bhutan Football Federation is optimistic of a positive result from the qualifiers.

Bhutan first played the Guamanian side in 2003. Bhutan had thrashed Guam by six goals to nil.

Now, in their second encounter 16 years later, although it may be too early to predict the result, there is some encouragement the Dragon Boys can take from the first game.

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