Pakistan secured a victory with a one-nil score against Cambodia.


Islamabad: The national team has achieved a historic milestone by advancing to the second round of the FIFA World Cup Qualifiers for the very first time.
Pakistan secured their place in the next stage by defeating Cambodia with a 1-0 score in a crucial match.
The game-changing goal was netted by Pakistan's Haroon Hamid in the 69th minute, propelling the team to their groundbreaking triumph.
Thousands of ecstatic fans gathered at the Jinnah Stadium to celebrate this historic moment and cheer on their victorious team.
Prominent figures, including Federal Information Minister Murtaza Solangi, Federal Secretary Inter-Provincial Liaison Ahmed Hanif Orkazi, and Director General of the Pakistan Sports Board Shoaib Khoso, were in attendance to witness the historic match.
After the thrilling game, Caretaker Information Minister Murtaza Solangi spoke to the media, acknowledging the Cambodian team for their excellent performance and sportsmanship.
He highlighted that on this memorable day, sports and football emerged as the true winners.
Caretaker Sports Minister of Balochistan, Jamal Raisani, shared his thoughts on the significance of the victory, noting that international football has returned to Pakistan.
He further emphasized that this monumental win in the FIFA World Cup Qualifiers marks an incredible achievement for the Pakistani team and the nation as a whole.
Raisani called for full support and encouragement for the Pakistan Football Federation to help sustain and build on this success.
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