Bangladesh women to face Singapore in December friendlies

The Bangladesh Football Federation (BFF) has officially confirmed that the women’s national team will face Singapore in two international friendly matches on 1 and 5 December.

​The scheduling provides a clear target for head coach Peter Butler as the squad accelerates its preparations for the upcoming FIFA window. To step up their training regime, the team will relocate its camp from Dhaka to the Korean Export Processing Zone (KEPZ) in Chattogram on 30 October. Over 40 players, ranging from senior veterans to U-17 prospects, will participate in the intensive three-week camp.

​Looking to strengthen the midfield ahead of the December double-header, the federation has called up 17-year-old Australian-born midfielder Tazara Khan for a trial. Developing her game with Taringa Rovers FC in Queensland and across regional futsal tournaments, Khan brings a blend of academy tactical discipline and technical sharpness. The BFF hopes her addition will mirror the success of Sweden-born Anika Rania Siddiqui, who impressed during a January trial and quickly established herself as a national team regular.

​Butler will use the Chattogram sessions to finalize his roster before the matches against Singapore.