European outfit Faroe Islands and Maldives will take on each other in the inaugural game at Bangabandhu National Stadium in the capital at 4pm, while Bangladesh face Asean side Cambodia in their opening game at 7pm. The four teams will lock horns with each other once in three matchdays until Sunday, after which the top finisher would emerge champion. Of course we set the target to win the tournament but it’s all about performances for me,” said Ryles. Both Cambodia and Maldives also participated in the AFC U-16 qualifiers but finished bottom in the respective groups losing all three matches. Maldives coach Mohamed Nizam informed that only two months have passed since their country initiated a four-year project with the youth team.

Source: Dhaka Tribune October 15, 2019 18:00 UTC