The sixth South Asian Football Federation Championship , officially South Asian Football Federation Cup in 2005 , was held from 7 to 17 December 2005 in Karachi in Pakistan instead. Eight South Asian nations took part in the tournament. India became South Asian champions in 2005 with a 2-0 win over defending champions Bangladesh . It was the first SAFF Cup since 1995 in which no third place was determined.
venue The Pakistani metropolis of Karachi was chosen as the venue for the 2005 South Asian Cup . It was Pakistan's second alignment of the South Asian Football Federation Cup after 1993 in Lahore . The venue for all tournament games was the Peoples Football Stadium in Lyari Town .
competition Group A
rank
country
Gates
Points
1
Maldives
11: 1
7th
2
Pakistan
2-0
7th
3
Afghanistan 2002
3:11
3
4th
Sri Lanka
1: 5
0
December 7, 2005
Pakistan -
Sri Lanka
1-0
December 7, 2005
Maldives -
Afghanistan 2002
9: 1
December 9, 2005
Maldives -
Sri Lanka
2-0
December 9, 2005
Pakistan -
Afghanistan 2002
1-0
December 11, 2005
Sri Lanka
-
Afghanistan 2002 1: 2
December 11, 2005
Pakistan -
Maldives 0-0
Group B
rank
country
Gates
Points
1
Bangladesh
6: 1
7th
2
India
6: 2
7th
3
Nepal
4: 5
3
4th
Bhutan
1: 9
0
December 8, 2005
Bangladesh -
Bhutan
3-0
December 8, 2005
India -
Nepal
2: 1
December 10, 2005
Bangladesh -
Nepal
2-0
December 10, 2005
India -
Bhutan
3-0
December 12, 2005
Nepal -
Bhutan
3: 1
December 12, 2005
India -
Bangladesh 1: 1
Semifinals
December 14, 2005
Maldives
-
India India
0: 1
December 14, 2005
Bangladesh Bangladesh
-
Pakistan
1-0
final
December 17, 2005
Bangladesh
-
India India
0: 2
South Asian Champion 2005 India India
Web links Individual evidence
↑ List of all goal scorers on www.goalzz.com
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Afghanistan
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Nepal
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