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Bangladesh vs Pakistan: Is there extra-time and penalty shootout if SAFF Championship semifinal ends in a draw?

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Find out what happens if the Bangladesh vs Pakistan SAFF Championship semifinal ends in a draw after 90 minutes.

Updated : Nov 14, 2026 21:35 IST , CHENNAI - 1 MIN READ

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Bangladesh could not make the most of its home advantage and take an early lead.

Bangladesh could not make the most of its home advantage and take an early lead. | Photo Credit: Bangladesh Football Federation

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Bangladesh could not make the most of its home advantage and take an early lead. | Photo Credit: Bangladesh Football Federation

The second semifinal between Bangladesh and Pakistan in the SAFF Championship 2026 in Dhaka on Saturday was locked at 0-0 after the completion of the first half.

Both teams created opportunities but could not find the decisive strike to go ahead.

Are there extra-time and penalty shootout in SAFF Championship semifinal?

If the contest stays on level terms after the completion of 90 minutes, the match will head into extra-time. If there is still nothing to separate the two sides after two 15-minute halves, the game will be decided via a penalty shootout.

The winner of the contest will go on to face India in the title clash on Tuesday.

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Published on Nov 14, 2026

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