The result marks Arman FC’s fifth victory in the competition so far. After playing 12 matches, the club have recorded five wins, one draw and six defeats, collecting 16 points.
Damola Iseoluwa Akanni pulled one back for Arman FC in the 77th minute with a fine strike, before Shokorullah Kohi produced a long-range effort in the 89th minute to make it 3–2 and set up a tense finish.
The arrival of both players marks a positive development for Arman FC as the club continues to strengthen its lineup and prepare for future challenges. Their addition brings the club’s listed squad to 26 players, reflecting its continued commitment to building a strong and competitive team.
That goal proved decisive. Arman FC remained focused and held on during the closing minutes to secure a 3–2 victory and claim all three points.
Arman FC were unable to add to their points tally on Monday, suffering a 2-0 defeat to Abu Muslim Farah in the Afghanistan Champions League Season 6.
Arman put up a determined fight but struggled to turn their possession and attacking efforts into clear scoring opportunities, while Abu Muslim were more clinical when their chances…
The presentation to Rashid highlights the connection between Afghanistan’s sporting communities, where athletes from different disciplines inspire a new generation to pursue their dreams, embrace teamwork and take pride in representing their country.
In stoppage time, Noah Ali Rustami added a fourth goal for Arman FC, sealing a 4-0 victory over Toofan Herat.
Arman FC opened their Afghanistan Champions League Season 6 campaign against Ariana Khost on Saturday in Kabul. After falling behind, Macdonald Ngwa Niba brought Arman level at 1–1 before halftime, but two second-half goals gave Ariana Khost a 3–1 victory.
Arman FC has officially completed its squad signings for Afghanistan Champions League Season 6, bringing together Afghan talent and players with international backgrounds. The new-look squad features footballers with connections to Afghanistan, Canada, the United States, Cameroon, Sudan, Guinea, Trinidad and Tobago and Nigeria.
Arman FC is set to begin its second Afghanistan Champions League campaign, bringing together emerging Afghan talent, experienced players and international footballers as the club looks to make a strong impact in Season 6.
Arman FC welcomes the return of the Afghanistan Champions League for its sixth season, set to begin on 19 August. With matches scheduled across Kabul and a second phase later in the year, the tournament promises exciting competition among Afghanistan’s top football clubs, broadcast live nationwide by Ariana Television Network (ATN).
Arman FC earned a disciplined 0–0 draw against Khurasan Faryab, showcasing strong defensive structure, tactical awareness, and growing maturity. The team maintained compact organization throughout the match, securing a valuable point while continuing to build confidence in the Afghanistan Champions League.