Bhutan vs Nepal head-to-head record

Bhutan wins: 0
Draws: 1
Nepal wins: 13

14 meetings, 1982 to 2023Goals: Bhutan 6, Nepal 44

Bhutan and Nepal have met 14 times since 1982. Nepal have won 13, Bhutan 0, and 1 match ended level. They last met on 28 March 2023, when the match ended 1–1 in the Tri Nation Tournament.

The 14 meetings have produced 50 goals, 3.57 per game. The biggest win is Nepal’s 7–0 in the South Asian Games in 1999. Nepal are unbeaten in the last 14 meetings (13 wins, 1 draw).

Who has won more, Bhutan or Nepal?

All matches14 matches

0 Bhutan1 drawNepal 13

Competitive10 matches

0 Bhutan1 drawNepal 9

Friendlies4 matches

0 Bhutan0 drawsNepal 4

Key numbers

Goals: Bhutan 6, Nepal 443.57 per game
First meeting: Nepal 3–1 BhutanFriendly, 1 Apr 1982
Most recent: Nepal 1–1 BhutanTri Nation Tournament, 28 Mar 2023
Nepal’s biggest win: Nepal 7–0 BhutanSouth Asian Games, 26 Sept 1999
Most goals in a meeting: Nepal 6–2 BhutanSouth Asian Games, 23 Nov 1987
Current run: Nepal unbeaten in 14
TFN Elo rating now: Bhutan 832 (210th), Nepal 1082 (187th)How the rating works

Last five meetings

28 Mar 2023
Nepal1Bhutan1
Tri Nation Tournament
Kathmandu, Nepal
6 Sept 2018
Nepal4Bhutan0
SAFF Cup
Dhaka, Bangladesh (neutral)
19 Mar 2011
Nepal2Bhutan1
Friendly
Pokhara, Nepal
17 Mar 2011
Nepal1Bhutan0
Friendly
Pokhara, Nepal
2 Apr 2006
Nepal2Bhutan0
AFC Challenge Cup
Chittagong, Bangladesh (neutral)

Who has had the upper hand over time?

The line climbs with every Bhutan win and drops with every Nepal win, so its height shows who has won more meetings up to that point.

Above the line: Bhutan have won more Below: Nepal have won more

Level

Nepal lead by 13 wins after the latest meeting. The biggest lead was 13, held by Nepal from 6 September 2018.

Every meeting on one timeline

Bhutan wins

Draws

Nepal wins

Larger dots mark bigger winning margins. Hover a dot for the result.

Home, away and neutral

In Nepal's home games

7 matches

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BhutanDrawsNepal

At neutral venues

7 matches

007

BhutanDrawsNepal

Record by competition

Record by competition
Competition	Played	Draws	Nepal	Goals
Friendly	4	0	4	2–10
South Asian Games	4	0	4	2–19
SAFF Cup	3	0	3	1–9
AFC Asian Cup qualifying	1	0	1	0–3
AFC Challenge Cup	1	0	1	0–2
Tri Nation Tournament	1	1	0	1–1

Meetings by decade

Bhutan wins Draws Nepal wins

Meetings by decade
Decade	Played	Draws	Nepal	Goals
1980s	5	0	5	22
1990s	1	0	1	7
2000s	4	0	4	11
2010s	3	0	3	8
2020s	1	1	0	2

Longest runs

Longest runs
Longest run of	Bhutan	Nepal
Wins in a row	None	131982 to 2018
Unbeaten meetings	12023	141982 to 2023

Questions answered

How many times have Bhutan and Nepal played each other?

14 times, starting on 1 April 1982. 10 of those meetings were competitive and 4 were friendlies.

Who has won more matches between Bhutan and Nepal?

Nepal, with 13 wins to 0. 1 match ended level.

What is the biggest win in Bhutan vs Nepal?

Nepal’s 7–0 win in the South Asian Games on 26 September 1999 in Kathmandu.

When did Bhutan and Nepal last play?

On 28 March 2023 in Kathmandu, when the match ended 1–1 in the Tri Nation Tournament.

What is the competitive record between Bhutan and Nepal?

In 10 competitive matches, Bhutan have 0 wins, Nepal have 9, and 1 ended level.

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Every Bhutan vs Nepal result

All 14 Competitive 10 Friendlies 4

Every Bhutan vs Nepal result
Date	Home	Score	Away	Competition	Venue
28 Mar 2023	Nepal	1–1	Bhutan	Tri Nation Tournament	Kathmandu, Nepal
6 Sept 2018	Nepal	4–0	Bhutan	SAFF Cup	Dhaka, Bangladesh (neutral)
19 Mar 2011	Nepal	2–1	Bhutan	Friendly	Pokhara, Nepal
17 Mar 2011	Nepal	1–0	Bhutan	Friendly	Pokhara, Nepal
2 Apr 2006	Nepal	2–0	Bhutan	AFC Challenge Cup	Chittagong, Bangladesh (neutral)
12 Dec 2005	Nepal	3–1	Bhutan	SAFF Cup	Karachi, Pakistan (neutral)
13 Jan 2003	Nepal	2–0	Bhutan	SAFF Cup	Dhaka, Bangladesh (neutral)
12 Feb 2000	Nepal	3–0	Bhutan	AFC Asian Cup qualifying	Kuwait City, Kuwait (neutral)
26 Sept 1999	Nepal	7–0	Bhutan	South Asian Games	Kathmandu, Nepal
23 Nov 1987	Nepal	6–2	Bhutan	South Asian Games	Calcutta, India (neutral)
7 Jun 1986	Nepal	4–0	Bhutan	Friendly	Kathmandu, Nepal
22 Dec 1985	Nepal	1–0	Bhutan	South Asian Games	Dhaka, Bangladesh (neutral)
20 Sept 1984	Nepal	5–0	Bhutan	South Asian Games	Kathmandu, Nepal
1 Apr 1982	Nepal	3–1	Bhutan	Friendly	Kathmandu, Nepal