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PFF Postpones Under-17 Championship Due to Safety Concerns

The Pakistan Football Federation has postponed the Under-17 Championship 2026 due to safety concerns in Islamabad.

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PFF Postpones Under-17 Championship Due to Safety Concerns
Players and officials preparing for the postponed Under-17 Championship in Islamabad.

Key Takeaways

  • The Pakistan Football Federation has postponed the Under-17 Championship 2026.
  • The tournament was scheduled to begin in Islamabad on September 23.
  • New dates for the championship will be announced after reviewing the situation.

The Pakistan Football Federation (PFF) has announced the postponement of the Under-17 Championship 2026, originally set to commence in Islamabad on September 23. The federation cited the current situation in the twin cities as the reason for the delay, prioritizing the safety of players and officials.

The championship, which was scheduled to run until October 4, will now be rescheduled. Eleven provincial and regional teams from across Pakistan were set to participate in the competition. PFF stated that the new dates will be determined after a thorough review of the situation and an assessment of conditions in the twin cities.

The federation emphasized the importance of the Under-17 Championship as part of its development plans for young footballers, aiming to provide competitive opportunities for emerging players. However, the postponement means that participating teams will have to wait for a revised schedule before traveling to Islamabad for the competition.

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PFF has not yet announced a new start date for the championship, leaving teams and stakeholders in anticipation. The federation is committed to ensuring the safety and well-being of all participants, and will continue to monitor the situation closely.

The postponement of the Under-17 Championship is a significant development for the football community in Pakistan, affecting the plans of numerous teams and players who were eagerly preparing for the tournament.

The PFF’s decision reflects its commitment to maintaining the highest standards of safety and security for all participants. The federation is working diligently to find a suitable alternative date that will allow the tournament to proceed without compromising the safety of everyone involved.

In the meantime, teams and officials are advised to stay informed about any updates from the PFF regarding the new schedule. The federation encourages all stakeholders to remain patient and supportive as it navigates this challenging situation.