Nepal confronts Macau in the last of the AFC Solidarity Cup on Tuesday.

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Nepal confronts Macau in the last of the AFC Solidarity Cup on Tuesday. In the wake of lifting the SAG and Bangabandhu Cup prior this year, Nepal is playing its third last of the year and first historically speaking Asian last in its history.

Nepal's head mentor Gyotoku Koji is resolved not to neglect the open door from his hold. The Japanese national said that his players were profoundly energetic and avid to use the chance of winning the main version of the competition. "The players are exceptionally energetic and we need to backtrack home as champions. This is the primary AFC Solidarity Cup and we have great chance to be the champion," included Koji. The mentor, in any case, was wary about the physical predominance of its adversaries.

"I don't think it will be anything but difficult to beat them. Be that as it may, despite everything we have opportunity to win. Striker Nicholas Mario Tarrao is the most critical player of Macau. He is tall and risky player. On the off chance that the shields play well then we have a possibility," said Koji, alluding to the risk from Tarrao, who is additionally the most elevated scorer of the competition with four objectives in his name. Taking a gander at the past experiences, Nepal holds a superior record over Macau.

In the five matches between the two sides, Nepal has won thrice, lost once and the other match was drawn. The last time these two sides met was amid the AFC Challenge Cup coordinate in 2008 which saw Nepal record a 3-2 win. Nepal sits 186th in FIFA positioning, tenth position above Macau and has scored 16 objectives against its last rival while surrendering seven objectives.

Macau, be that as it may, is the most noteworthy scoring group in the progressing competition with eight objectives. As opposed to it, Nepal has yielded the most minimal two objectives in the competition.