The U14 boys’ league is heating up, with Transport United FC emerging as a formidable force. Currently sitting second in the table with 6 points after three matches, Transport United FC is poised for a thrilling semi-final clash against Paro FC tomorrow at Changlimithang Mini Pitch at 4 pm. Paro FC, the top team in Pot B with 9 points, promises a challenging match for the boys in yellow.

Leading the table is Tendu Academy, who have secured a perfect 9 points from three games, having handed Transport United their only defeat. Despite the setback, Transport United FC’s Head Coach Tshering Dhendup remains optimistic and proud of his team’s performance.

“I’m incredibly proud of the boys and how much they’ve improved over the course of the tournament,” said Dhendup. “Their hard work and dedication have truly paid off, and it’s a joy to see them play with such passion and skill.”

One standout player for Transport United FC is their top scorer, Karma Jimmy Yonten, who has netted an impressive 7 goals in just three matches. Hot on his heels in the top scorer race is Tendu Academy’s Karma Jigme Wangyal, with 5 goals. Yonten’s clinical finishing and sharp instincts make him a player to watch as the semi-finals approach.

Another key player to watch is Tempa Nima, the team captain and a dynamic midfielder known for his vision, leadership, and ability to control the game’s tempo. “Tempa’s presence on the field is invaluable. He inspires his teammates and leads by example,” said Coach Dhendup.

Nima himself is excited about the upcoming match, stating, “We’ve been working hard, and we’re ready to give it our all. It’s an honor to lead such a dedicated team.”

If Transport United FC U14 boys triumph over Paro FC, they will advance to the final, tentatively scheduled for July 14 at 2:00 pm. The stakes are high, and the excitement is palpable as these young athletes prepare to give their best performance yet.