2020 PFF League

Last updated August 07, 2022

PFF League
Dates	10 March - 15 October 2020
Promoted	Baloch Quetta Masha United Karachi United Gwadar Port Authority
← 2014

The 2020 PFF League (PFFL) was the 12th season of second tier of Pakistan Football Federation. The season was scheduled to start on 10 March 2020 and had to conclude on 5 April 2020.^[1] However, it was shortened due to coronavirus in Pakistan.

Contents

Promoted clubs
Teams
Departmental phase
Group A
Group B
Group C
Final stage (Department)
Club phase
References

Promoted clubs

Team	Location	Stadium	Capacity
Baloch Quetta	Quetta	Ayub Football Stadium	10,000
Masha United
Karachi United	Karachi	Karachi United Stadium	2,000
Gwadar Port Authority

Teams

A total of 18 teams contested the league:

Club Phase	Departmental Phase
Baloch Quetta Jeay Laal Lyallpur FC Wohaib Young Ittefaq Humma FC	Aqua Pure Water FC Atletico Academy Lahore Gwadar Port Authority Hazara Coal Company Insaf Afghan Goods Trading Company Karachi United Masha United PACA Pakistan Police Pakistan Railways Pakistan Steel Sindh Government Press Social Welfare

Departmental phase

Group A


Pos	Team	Pld	W	D	L	GF	GA	GD	Pts
1	Karachi United	2	2	0	0	4	0	+4	6
2	Gwadar Port Authority	3	2	0	1	6	6	0	6
3	Sindh Government Press	2	0	0	2	0	2	-2	0
4	Pakistan Steel	1	0	0	1	3	5	-2	0

13 March 2020

16:15

Gwadar Port Authority	5–3	Pakistan Steel
Sudir 25' Naveed Dawood 26', 44' Pervez Kouda 42' Wajid 43'	Report	Naveed Raza 34' Abdul Wahab 66' Akram 89'

Drigh Road Union Football Stadium , Karachi

14 March 2020

16:15

Karachi United	1–0	Sindh Government Press
Amir 86'	Report

Drigh Road Union Football Stadium , Karachi

16 March 2020

16:15

Gwadar Port Authority	1–0	Sindh Government Press
Pervez Kouda 29'	Report

Drigh Road Union Football Stadium , Karachi

2 October 2020

16:15

Karachi United	3–0	Gwadar Port Authority
Aqib 76' Anees 76' Umer 91'	Report

Drigh Road Union Football Stadium , Karachi

Group B


Pos	Team	Pld	W	D	L	GF	GA	GD	Pts
1	Pakistan Police	4	3	1	0	6	1	+5	10
2	PACA	2	1	0	1	3	2	+1	3
3	Aqua Pure Water	2	0	2	0	1	1	0	2
4	Insaf Afghan Goods	3	0	1	2	1	5	-4	1
5	Social Welfare	1	0	0	1	0	2	-2	0

10 March 2020

16:15

Pakistan Police	2–1	PACA
Mohammad Naseem 70', 91'	Report	Fareed Ahmad 19'

Maali Bagh, Quetta

11 March 2020

16:15

Insaf Afghan Goods	1–1	Aqua Pure Water
Aimal Khan 72'	Report	Shah Khalid 89'

Maali Bagh, Quetta

13 March 2020

16:15

Pakistan Police	2–0	Social Welfare
Mohammad Naseem 45' Yousaf 87'	Report

Maali Bagh, Quetta

14 March 2020

16:15

Insaf Afghan Goods	0–2	PACA
	Report	A Baseer 27' Mohibullah 45+2'

Maali Bagh, Quetta

15 March 2020

16:15

Pakistan Police	0–0	Aqua Pure Water
	Report

Maali Bagh, Quetta

16 March 2020

16:15

Insaf Afghan Goods	0–2	Pakistan Police
	Report	M Hanif 17' M Yousaf Ali 45'

Maali Bagh, Quetta

Group C


Pos	Team	Pld	W	D	L	GF	GA	GD	Pts
1	Masha United	2	2	0	0	3	0	+3	6
2	Pakistan Railways	2	1	0	1	3	3	0	3
3	Hazara Coal	1	0	0	1	0	2	-2	0
4	Atletico Academy Lahore	1	0	0	1	2	3	-1	0

13 March 2020

16:15

Pakistan Railways	3–2	Atletico Academy Lahore
Hamza 29' Wajid Khan 59' Adeel 70'	Report	Barkat Ali 78' Zaheer Ahmad 82'

26 September 2020

16:15

Masha United	2–0	Hazara Coal
Muhammad Zunair 21' Hassan Raza	Report

2 October 2020

16:15

Masha United	1–0	Pakistan Railways
Musaddiq Afzal 69'	Report

29 September 2020

16:15

Pakistan Railways	3–2	Hazara Coal
Muhammad Hamza 45' Wajid Ali 49' Ali Raza 57'	Report	Hussain 63'

Final stage (Department)


Pos	Team	Pld	W	D	L	GF	GA	GD	Pts	Qualification
1	Masha United	5	3	2	0	8	1	7	11	Promotion to 2021 Pakistan Premier League
2	Karachi United	5	2	3	0	8	5	3	9
3	Gwadar Port Authority ^[2]	5	2	2	1	8	6	2	8
4	Pakistan Railways	5	2	2	1	12	5	7	8	Stay in PFF League
6	Pakistan Police	5	1	0	4	5	16	-11	3
5	PACA	5	0	1	4	1	9	-8	1

7 October 2020

16:00

Masha United	3–0	Pakistan Police
Farrukh 13' Zunair 45' Ahtasham 68'	Report

Drigh Road Union Football Stadium , Karachi

8 October 2020

16:00

Karachi United	1–0	PACA
Amir 88'	Report

Drigh Road Union Football Stadium , Karachi

9 October 2020

16:00

Gwadar Port Authority	2–1	Pakistan Railways
Ishraq 78' Shahnawaz 87'	Report	Nafees 17'

Drigh Road Union Football Stadium , Karachi

11 October 2020

16:00

Masha United	1–0	PACA
Farrukh 41'	Report

Drigh Road Union Football Stadium , Karachi

12 October 2020

16:00

Pakistan Railways	2–2	Karachi United
Hamza (62') Amir Hussain	Report	Anees (59') Amir

Drigh Road Union Football Stadium , Karachi

13 October 2020

16:00

Gwadar Port Authority	4–0	Pakistan Police
Pervez Kouda (9') Naveed (52') Wajid (78') Shoib (87')	Report

Drigh Road Union Football Stadium , Karachi

15 October 2020

16:00

Karachi United	1–1	Masha United
Iqlas (11") (og)	Report	Ihtisham (23')

Drigh Road Union Football Stadium , Karachi

16 October 2020

16:00

Gwadar Port Authority	1–1	PACA
Shahnawaz (52')		Kaleemullah (43')

Drigh Road Union Football Stadium , Karachi

17 October 2020

16:00

Pakistan Railways	6–1	Pakistan Police
Wajid Ali (28', 32') Iftikhar (72') Hamza (70', 81', 86')		Abdul Waheed (47')

Drigh Road Union Football Stadium , Karachi

19 October 2020

16:00

Gwadar Port Authority	0–3	Masha United
		Ahtasham Raza (31') Farrukh Zia (71', 88')

Drigh Road Union Football Stadium , Karachi

20 October 2020

16:00

Karachi United	3–1	Pakistan Police
Anees (44', 66') Amir (90')		Nabeel (82')

Drigh Road Union Football Stadium , Karachi

23 October 2020

16:00

Masha United	0–0	Pakistan Railways

Drigh Road Union Football Stadium , Karachi

25 October 2020

16:00

Karachi United	1–1	Gwadar Port Authority

Drigh Road Union Football Stadium , Karachi

Club phase

Pos	Team	Pld	W	D	L	GF	GA	GD	Pts	Qualification
1	Baloch Quetta	5	4	0	0	17	3	14	15	Promotion to 2021 Pakistan Premier League
2	Humma	5	3	0	1	18	4	14	12
3	Lyallpur	5	3	0	2	9	3	6	9
4	Ittefaq	5	2	0	2	10	15	-5	6
5	Wohaib	5	1	0	4	2	11	-10	3
6	Jeay Laal	5	0	0	4	1	21	-20	0

29 September 2020

16:00

Lyallpur	0–1	Baloch Quetta
	Report	Fateh Mohammad (66')

1 October 2020

16:00

Jeay Laal	0–5	Humma
	Report	Amar Iqbal (30', 70', 91') Imran Khan (48') Maazullah Shah (92')

1 October 2020

16:00

Wohaib	1–4	Young Ittefaq
Abdullah (13')	Report	Habibullah (5') Sanaullah (26', 28', 79')

4 October 2020

16:00

Wohaib	4–0	Baloch Quetta
Kamran (17', 79') Naseebullah (29') Fateh Mohammad (57')	Report

4 October 2020

16:00

Jeay Laal	0–4	Young Ittefaq
	Report	Sanaullah (32', 75', 90') Habib-ur-Rehman (54')

5 October 2020

16:00

Humma	2–1	Lyallpur
Amir Iqbal (3') Khaleeq-uz-Zaman (29')	Report	Sajid Mehmood (90')

8 October 2020

15:00

Lyallpur	1–0	Wohaib
Rehan (40')	Report

8 October 2020

15:00

Jeay Laal	1–7	Baloch Quetta
Fasih (43')	Report	Noor (16') Fateh (22', 56') Zahid (50', 60,' 70', 85')

9 October 2020

15:00

Humma	6–1	Young Ittefaq
Khaleeq-uz-Zaman (10', 70', 88', 91') Ijaz (61') Ammar (78')	Report	Habib-ur-Rehman (56')

11 October 2020

15:00

Baloch Quetta	5–1	Young Ittefaq
Muhammad Zahid (34', 46', 57') Fateh Muhammad (42') Naseebullah (55')	Report	Sanaullah (18')

11 October 2020

16:00

Lyallpur	4–0	Jeay Laal
Zubair (6') Mehmood (31') Junaid (81') Zahid (88')	Report

12 October 2020

16:00

Humma	2–0	Wohaib
Ali Mahiwaan (50') Ammar Iqbal (90')	Report

15 October 2020

11:00

Lyallpur	3–0	Young Ittefaq
Zubair (51') Sagar (68') Afza. (83')	Report

Punjab Stadium , Lahore

15 October 2020

13:00

Wohaib	1–0	Jeay Laal
	Report

Punjab Stadium , Lahore

15 October 2020

16:00

Baloch Quetta	2–1	Humma
Zahid (19', 86')	Report	Mudassar (2')

Punjab Stadium , Lahore

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References

↑ Editorial Staff. "PFF League begins 10 March – FootballPakistan.com (FPDC)" . Retrieved 2020-03-04.
↑ Gwadar Port Authority were promoted on winning match against Pakistan Railways

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