APF Women’s Football Club (Nepali: एपिएफ), commonly known as APF FC or simply APF, is a professional women's football club based in Kathmandu, Nepal. It operates as the women’s football division of the Nepal Armed Police Force Club. APF currently compets in the ANFA Women's League, the top tier of women's football in Nepal. The club has become the most successful and dominant in the history of women's club football in Nepal.[1] They have won six national league titles.[2] The club will participate inaugural SAFF Women's Club Championship in 2025.
APF dominated Nepal’s National Women's League, winning six titles. Their consistent success helped raise the standard of women’s football in Nepal, culminating in a historic milestone as the first Nepali women's club to participate in the AFC Women's Champions League,[3][4] after winning the 2022 National Women's League.[5]
In their second match, APF played out a 0–0 draw against Transport United of Bhutan. The team then secured a 1–0 win over Karachi City FC of Pakistan, before registering another goalless draw against Indian champions East Bengal FC in the group stage.
APF advanced to the final, where they faced East Bengal FC once again. In the final match, APF were defeated 3–0, finishing the tournament as runners-up as East Bengal claimed the championship title on Nepali soil.
Below is a list of notable players for APF F.C. Generally, this list includes players that have played 50 or more matches for the club, have at least one senior international cap, and/or have made significant contributions to the club's history.
Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules; some limited exceptions apply. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.
Chetan Ghimire
Nasaf[8][9]
Sabah[10]
BGC Bundit Asia
Al-Nassr
Nasrin
Transport United
Karachi City
East Bengal
