BBF 2004 at RGS Wycombe on 15 September

15/10/2024

Bucks Free Press

High Wycombe hosted the Bucks Bangla Festival, celebrating Bangladeshi culture.

26/09/2024

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17/09/2024

Shapla City Wins Youth Match at Bucks Bangla Festival 2024
High Wycombe, UK – The Bucks Bangla Festival 2024 wasn't just a stage for the adults; the children’s football match was equally thrilling, with Shapla City defeating Katal United 8-5 in a high-energy contest. The game, filled with exciting play and plenty of goals, showcased the incredible talent of young footballers from the community.
Inamul Hoque of Shapla City stood out as a star player and was crowned Children’s Top Scorer for his outstanding performance throughout the tournament. The festival organisers extended a heartfelt thank you to everyone who attended, especially those who came to support the children, celebrating both their skill and sportsmanship.
The match highlighted the future of football talent and was a testament to the importance of community engagement in youth sports.
The BBF football tournament provided a memorable weekend for both players and spectators, reinforcing the event's status as a celebration of Bangladeshi culture and sporting excellence

17/09/2024

Dhaka Dragons Clinch Title at Bucks Bangla Festival 2024 Mini Football Tournament
High Wycombe, UK – The Dhaka Dragons emerged victorious at the Bucks Bangla Festival (BBF) 2024 Mini Football Tournament, securing the title after a fierce competition. The tournament, part of the annual Bucks Bangla Festival, saw teams from across the region come together to celebrate sports and community spirit.
The festival, which brought together six dynamic teams, was marked by thrilling matches and an electrifying atmosphere as hundreds of spectators gathered to cheer on their favourites.
The final showdown saw the Dhaka Dragons, led by Mukul, edge out the Sylhet Strikers, captained by Suhag, 5-3 in a hard-fought contest. As champions, the Dragons were awarded a trophy, medals for each team member, and a £150 cheque. The runners-up, Sylhet Strikers, received silver medals for the entire squad.
Ehatesham Nazir of the Sylhet Strikers was named the Adult Top Scorer of the tournament.
The event was officially opened by Cllr Arif Hussain, Cabinet Member for Communities, alongside the BBF advisors. He welcomed attendees to the celebration of sport, culture, and community spirit. The tournament featured six competitive teams:
Bengal Tigers (captain: Nishan)
Chandpur Rangers (captain: Raihan)
Comilla Utd (captain: Meraj)
Dhaka Dragons (captain: Mukul)
Sylhet Strikers (captain: Suhag)
Shatkora Doners (captain: Dr Omur)