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- Bangabandhu_Cup abstract "The Bangabandhu Cup, also known as The Bangabandhu Gold Cup is an international football tournament organised by the Bangladesh Football Federation (BFF) as a tribute to Father of the Nation Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman. It was first launched in 1996, and The second Bangabandhu Cup was staged in 1999. BFF had considered re-launching the tournament in 2009. It was finally given the go-ahead in 2014 for a third edition to be played in early 2015 with six nations participating.Nepal is the new champion by defeating Bahrain in the 2016 tournament.".
- Bangabandhu_Cup wikiPageExternalLink bangabandhu.html.
- Bangabandhu_Cup wikiPageID "44270463".
- Bangabandhu_Cup wikiPageLength "2928".
- Bangabandhu_Cup wikiPageOutDegree "25".
- Bangabandhu_Cup wikiPageRevisionID "701321373".
- Bangabandhu_Cup wikiPageWikiLink 1996-97_Bangabandhu_Cup.
- Bangabandhu_Cup wikiPageWikiLink 1999_Bangabandhu_Cup.
- Bangabandhu_Cup wikiPageWikiLink 2015_Bangabandhu_Cup.
- Bangabandhu_Cup wikiPageWikiLink 2016_Bangabandhu_Cup.
- Bangabandhu_Cup wikiPageWikiLink Association_football.
- Bangabandhu_Cup wikiPageWikiLink Bahrain.
- Bangabandhu_Cup wikiPageWikiLink Bahrain_national_under-23_football_team.
- Bangabandhu_Cup wikiPageWikiLink Bangabandhu_National_Stadium.
- Bangabandhu_Cup wikiPageWikiLink Bangladesh_Army_Stadium.
- Bangabandhu_Cup wikiPageWikiLink Bangladesh_Football_Federation.
- Bangabandhu_Cup wikiPageWikiLink Bangladesh_national_football_team.
- Bangabandhu_Cup wikiPageWikiLink Category:Bangabandhu_Cup.
- Bangabandhu_Cup wikiPageWikiLink Category:International_association_football_competitions_hosted_by_Bangladesh.
- Bangabandhu_Cup wikiPageWikiLink File:Bangabandhu_Gold_Cup_Logo.jpg.
- Bangabandhu_Cup wikiPageWikiLink Ghana_national_under-23_football_team.
- Bangabandhu_Cup wikiPageWikiLink Harimau_Muda_(football_team).
- Bangabandhu_Cup wikiPageWikiLink International.
- Bangabandhu_Cup wikiPageWikiLink M._A._Aziz_Stadium.
- Bangabandhu_Cup wikiPageWikiLink Malaysia_national_under-23_football_team.
- Bangabandhu_Cup wikiPageWikiLink Nepal.
- Bangabandhu_Cup wikiPageWikiLink Nepal_national_football_team.
- Bangabandhu_Cup wikiPageWikiLink PSM_Makassar.
- Bangabandhu_Cup wikiPageWikiLink Sheikh_Mujibur_Rahman.
- Bangabandhu_Cup wikiPageWikiLink Sylhet_District_Stadium.
- Bangabandhu_Cup wikiPageWikiLinkText "Bangabandhu Cup".
- Bangabandhu_Cup wikiPageWikiLinkText "Bangabandhu Gold Cup".
- Bangabandhu_Cup founded "1996".
- Bangabandhu_Cup logo File:Bangabandhu_Gold_Cup_Logo.jpg.
- Bangabandhu_Cup mostSuccessfulTeam "Malaysia B/U-23".
- Bangabandhu_Cup region International.
- Bangabandhu_Cup wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Fb.
- Bangabandhu_Cup wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Flagicon.
- Bangabandhu_Cup wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Football_in_Bangladesh.
- Bangabandhu_Cup wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Infobox_football_tournament.
- Bangabandhu_Cup subject Category:Bangabandhu_Cup.
- Bangabandhu_Cup subject Category:International_association_football_competitions_hosted_by_Bangladesh.
- Bangabandhu_Cup hypernym Tournament.
- Bangabandhu_Cup type Tournament.
- Bangabandhu_Cup comment "The Bangabandhu Cup, also known as The Bangabandhu Gold Cup is an international football tournament organised by the Bangladesh Football Federation (BFF) as a tribute to Father of the Nation Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman. It was first launched in 1996, and The second Bangabandhu Cup was staged in 1999. BFF had considered re-launching the tournament in 2009.".
- Bangabandhu_Cup label "Bangabandhu Cup".
- Bangabandhu_Cup sameAs Q18760402.
- Bangabandhu_Cup sameAs বঙ্গবন্ধু_কাপ.
- Bangabandhu_Cup sameAs Piala_Emas_Bangabandhu.
- Bangabandhu_Cup sameAs m.0127gd46.
- Bangabandhu_Cup sameAs m.012hsz84.
- Bangabandhu_Cup sameAs Q18760402.
- Bangabandhu_Cup wasDerivedFrom Bangabandhu_Cup?oldid=701321373.
- Bangabandhu_Cup isPrimaryTopicOf Bangabandhu_Cup.
