Arman FC have been hard at work on the training ground over the past week as they prepare for the second half of Afghanistan Champions League Season 6.

With nine fixtures ahead, the team is looking to build momentum and improve its position in the standings.
The competition resumes on Friday, October 16, with matches continuing in Kabul. With 10 teams competing, the remaining rounds will provide Arman with further opportunities to collect points and finish the season on a strong note.

Arman currently occupy sixth place with 10 points from nine matches. The team has recorded three wins, one draw and five defeats, scoring 12 goals and conceding 15.

The opening phase has provided valuable competitive experience, and the team will now turn its attention to the matches ahead, beginning with a meeting against Ariana Khost on Tuesday, October 20.
Arman FC’s upcoming fixtures.

Arman’s second-half campaign opens against Ariana Khost at 3pm on October 20. The team will then face league leaders Sorkh Poshan Khafi on October 24 at 6pm, followed by Khurasan Faryab on October 26 at 3pm.

The October schedule continues with a meeting against Omar Zawak on October 28 at 6pm, before Arman take on Aino Mina on October 31 at 6pm.

November brings another busy run of matches. Arman will face Sarsabz Yashlar on November 3 at 3pm, followed by Toofan Herat on November 7 at 6pm.

The team will then meet Abu Muslim Farah on November 11 at 6pm, before concluding this series of fixtures against Istiqlal Kabul on November 15 at 6pm.

Each match will offer an opportunity to add to Arman’s points total, while the encounters against several of the leading sides will provide an important measure of the team’s progress during the second half of the season.

Sorkh Poshan Khafi lead the standings

Sorkh Poshan Khafi sit at the top of the table with 27 points after winning all nine of their opening matches. Abu Muslim Farah and Omar Zawak are joint-second on 19 points, while Ariana Khost occupy fourth place with 17 points.

Toofan Herat are fifth on 13 points, three ahead of Arman, who share 10 points with Aino Mina. Sarsabz Yashlar have seven points, while Khurasan Faryab and Istiqlal Kabul have three points each.

With nine matches remaining in Arman’s scheduled campaign, the team will have opportunities to close the gap on the sides above them. Consistent performances and positive results will be key as the competition moves towards its conclusion in November.

Arman FC look forward to the challenge ahead and to the continued support of their fans throughout the remainder of Season 6.