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PAF beat Pakistan Railways by 2-0 in Pakistan Premier Football League

byMonitoring Report
09/12/2014
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KARACHI: Pakistan Air Force (PAF) have defeated Pakistan Railways by 2-0 in Pakistan Premier Football League (PPFL).

After defeating Pakistan Railways, which was its eighth consecutive defeat, the PAF have clinched second position with 24 points in 13 matches, 11 points behind league leaders Pakistan Army who have played 17 games so far.

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Mohammad Mujahid put PAF in front just past the half-hour mark at the Faisal TownFootball Ground in Lahore before Irfan Ali sealed all three points with a goal nine minutes from time.

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