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The 1997 South Asian Football Federation Gold Cup was held in Kathmandu, Nepal between 4 and 13 September. India won the championship after defeating Maldives in the final.

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rdfs:comment	The 1997 South Asian Football Federation Gold Cup was held in Kathmandu, Nepal between 4 and 13 September. India won the championship after defeating Maldives in the final. (en) Die dritte Fußball-Südasienmeisterschaft, offiziell South Asian Football Federation Cup 1997, fand vom 9. bis zum 13. September 1997 in Kathmandu in Nepal statt. Am Turnier nahmen sechs südasiatische Nationen teil. Südasienmeister 1997 wurde Indien mit einem 5:1-Sieg gegen die Malediven. Pakistan wurde mit einem Sieg gegen den Titelverteidiger Sri Lanka Dritter. Die Malediven nahmen erstmals am SAFF-Cup teil. (de) La Copa Dorada de la SAFF 1997 fue la tercera edición del hoy llamado Campeonato de la SAFF, torneo de fútbol a nivel de selecciones nacionales organizado por la Federación de fútbol del Sur de Asia (SAFF). Se llevó a cabo en la ciudad de Katmandú, en Nepal, y contó con la participación de 6 seleccionados nacionales masculinos. India alcanzó su segundo título en la competición, después de vencer a Maldivas en la final con una goleada de 5-1. (es) De Zuid-Aziatisch kampioenschap voetbal 1997 werd gehouden in Kathmandu, Nepal, tussen 4 en 13 september 1997. Bangladesh won het toernooi voor de tweede keer door in de finale de Maldiven te verslaan met 5–1. Pakistan werd derde. (nl) La Coupe d'Asie du Sud de football 1997 est la 3e édition de la compétition de football opposant les équipes des pays et territoires situés en Asie du Sud. Elle est organisée par la Fédération d'Asie du Sud de football (SAFF). Les six nations membres de la SAFF prennent part à la compétition. Les équipes sont réparties en 2 poules de 3 dont les 2 premiers se qualifient pour la phase finale, jouée en demi-finales et finale sur match simple. Toutes les rencontres sont disputées au Stade Dasarath Rangasala, à Katmandou au Népal. (fr)
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