Nepal Police Football Club is a women's professional football section of the Nepal Police Club. It currently competes in the top league in Nepal, the National Women's League.
History Record by season ChampionsRunners-upThird placePromotedRelegated
SeasonLeagueTeamsPositionAFC Women's Champions League2006NWL2007NWL2008NWL2010NWL2012NWL1st2013–14NWL1st2014–15NWL1st2015–15NWL1stNWL82nd2021NWL73rd2022NWL82nd2024NWL102nd
Current squad
Technical staff RoleNameHead coach Bhola Nath SilwalAssistant coach Rabin ShresthaTeam manager Shrawan Kumar JhaAssistant Subash PoudelAssistant Gajendra Bahadur MagarAssistant Sanjeev JoshiPhysiotherapist Goma Kumari Shrestha
Recent Performance
In February 2026, Nepal Police was declared the best team of the tournament at the National Women's Football Championship, receiving a cash prize of 50,000. The tournament, organized by ANFA with FIFA assistance, featured 10 teams competing in a knockout format. https://radionepalonline.com/en/2026/02/22/425342.html. The Radio Nepal Online article titled "APF bags National Women’s Football Championship title" published on February 22, 2026, which confirms Nepal Police FC (women) was declared the best team of the tournament.
The club has also competed in domestic cup competitions. In November 2025, Nepal Police Club recorded a dominant 8–0 victory over Church Boys United in the inaugural Jhapa Women's Gold Cup, advancing to the semi-finals. Mina Deuba scored five goals in that match and was named Player of the Match, while Rekha Poudel completed a hat-trick. https://ekantipur.com/sports/2025/11/03/en/womens-jhapa-gold-cup-police-win-brilliantly-42-51.html. The ekantipur article covering the inaugural Jhapa Women's Gold Cup from November 3, 2025.
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