Charange Youth Club Devdaha won the 38th Jharana Running Shield knockout football tournament on Sunday, defeating Gorkha Boys Club Butwal 3-1 in the final at the Uma Basic School ground in Tilottama-Kunjalapur, Rupandehi. The victory secured Charange the tournament title, along with a cash prize of four lakh rupees, the shield and a certificate.
Charange claims the title
The final brought together Charange Youth Club Devdaha and Gorkha Boys Club Butwal, with Charange finishing the match three goals to one. The result gave the Devdaha club the championship in the 38th edition of the Jharana Running Shield, a knockout football tournament held in Rupandehi.
Charange’s 3-1 win was the decisive outcome of the final at Uma Basic School ground. The available match details do not specify when the goals were scored or identify the players who scored, but they confirm the margin that separated the two clubs at the end of the contest.
Tournament award
Along with the title, Charange received four lakh rupees in cash, the Jharana Running Shield and a certificate. The prize package marked the club’s success in the tournament’s final and completed its campaign as champion of the 38th edition.
The final was held at Tilottama-Kunjalapur in Rupandehi. Charange represented Devdaha, while its opponent, Gorkha Boys Club, represented Butwal. Both clubs reached the tournament’s concluding match, where the 3-1 scoreline settled the championship.
Final result
The outcome was clear on the scoreboard: Charange Youth Club Devdaha 3, Gorkha Boys Club Butwal 1. With that result, Charange took the running shield title and the stated cash award. No further details about the runner-up’s prize or individual match performances were provided.
The 38th Jharana Running Shield was staged as a knockout competition, with Sunday’s final determining the winner. Charange’s victory closed the tournament with the Devdaha side as champion, while Gorkha Boys Club Butwal finished as the finalist.