Futsal Tournaments in Kathmandu

Most organisers (MeroFutsal, RONB and the corporate/college leagues) take entries through a Google Form or a WhatsApp/Viber contact number posted with the fixture. Registration usually needs your team name, a captain's number, a squad list of 7–10 players and the entry fee paid up front. Tap any tournament on this page and the listing links straight to the organiser's registration form or contact — most close entries 3–7 days before kickoff, so don't leave it to the last night.

Both exist. Open-category tournaments in Kathmandu let any assembled squad enter regardless of club — that's where most casual and office teams play. If you don't have a full side, some organisers run individual sign-ups and draft you into a mixed team, and a few venues host weekly pick-up nights. Corporate and college editions are restricted to that company or campus. Each listing states whether it's open, corporate or college so you know before you register.

Bigger open and corporate tournaments in Kathmandu carry cash prizes — commonly Rs 50,000 to Rs 200,000+ for the winners, plus a runner-up purse and man-of-the-tournament awards, while smaller community cups offer gear or vouchers. The standard format is 5-a-side or 6-a-side on turf, group-stage league games followed by knockout quarters, semis and a final, with matches of two short halves. Check the individual listing for the exact squad size, entry fee and prize breakdown.

They run on the covered artificial-turf grounds spread across the valley — futsal centres in Kirtipur, Satdobato, Chabahil, Baneshwor, Sanepa and Bhaisepati are regular hosts. Tournaments are usually played over consecutive weekends or a single long weekend so working teams can take part. The venue and match dates are listed with each tournament below.