KPT F.C.

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Karachi Port Trust

Full name	Karachi Port Trust Football Club
Nickname(s)	The Portmen
Short name	KPT
Founded	1887; 135 years ago (1887)
Ground
Capacity	15,000
Owner	Karachi Port Trust
Chairman	Shah Naeem
Head coach	Mohammad Asif
League	Pakistan Premier League
2018–19	13th out of 16, relegated
Home colours Away colours

Karachi Port Trust Football Club is a Pakistani football club based in Kharadar, Karachi. The club is affiliated with Karachi Port Trust and play their home matches at KPT Stadium in Kharadar.^[1] They are nicknamed "The Portmen" and referred to as "The Arsenal of Karachi" for their short passing games.

The club is one of the founding member of current top-flight league Pakistan Premier League, appearing in every season since the first edition in 2004, until their relegation in the current season.

KPT won the Challenge Cup in 1990. KPT FC and Karachi United became the most popular football clubs from Karachi.

Rivalry[]

Karachi Port Trust F.C. has a rivalry with Gwadar Port Authority. Karachi Port Trust defeated Gwadar Port Authority 4-1 in their group stage match which ruled them out of the 2012 National Challenge Cup. Their matches are known as the "Port Derby".

Achievements[]

• Pakistan National Football Challenge Cup
  • Winners (1): 1990
  • Runner-up (4): 1987, 1991, 1998, 2003

References[]

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