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Druk Lhayul FC thrashes Paro Rinpung FC 8-3

August 17, 2021
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Paro Rinpung FC’s dismal run in the ongoing BOB Bhutan Premier League continued as they suffered a humiliating 8–3 defeat at home to Druk Lhayul FC, today.

Paro Rinpung FC held Druk Lhayul FC to a 3-1 scoreline in the first half. In the second half, Druk Lhayul FC scored five goals at regular intervals to further dent in Paro Rinpung’s goal difference. Paro Rinpung FC has now conceded 67 goals in 12 matches, the worst defensive record in the league.

On Wednesday, title contenders, Paro FC, will host Gomo FC at the Woochu Sports Arena.

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