Jagan karki, London — Aldershot Town Football Club is set to witness a historic and groundbreaking event as England C prepares to face off against Nepal at the EBB Stadium on Bank Holiday Monday, May 6. This inaugural fixture has been made possible through a Tri-Party agreement signed by Aldershot Town Football Club, The FA, and the All Nepal Football Association.

This significant match marks the first full international fixture to be hosted at Aldershot’s home ground, promising a thrilling encounter for football enthusiasts. Tickets for the match will be available for purchase on Aldershot Town Football Club’s website, priced at £10 for adults and £5 for under 16s.

Aldershot Town Football Club has been actively involved in community engagement, particularly with the large Nepalese community residing in the town. Over the past decade, the club has undertaken various initiatives, including raising funds exceeding £30,000 to aid in the construction of two schools in Nepal following the devastating earthquake in 2015. Additionally, the club’s Academy team participated in the Everest Cup in Nepal, showcasing their commitment to fostering ties with the Nepalese community.

The match holds special significance as it provides a platform for Nepali footballers to exhibit their talent on an international stage. The All Nepal Football Association expressed gratitude for the opportunity, stating, “This match marks a significant milestone for Nepali football, providing a platform for our players to show their talent on an international stage.”

The event has garnered widespread support, with Hampshire FA CEO Neil Cassar expressing anticipation for the prestigious match and its impact on community engagement programs in the Aldershot and Rushmoor area.

The fixture not only promises an exhilarating football encounter but also serves as a testament to the power of sport in fostering camaraderie and cultural exchange on a global scale.