<p>A senior official of the Pakistan Football Federation confirmed that due to logistical issues and the holy month of Ramazan, just one match would be played between the two countries on September 3.<br /><br />“Everything is in place we have got the sponsorship for the match which is being televised live in both countries but due to Ramazan we can have only one match,” Sardar Naved, marketing and event management consultant of the PFF, said.<br /><br />Naved said the PFF was keen on playing all the three matches despite the delay due to Ramazan but the All India Football Federation had made it clear that its team was only available until September 11.<br /><br />“The Indians are holding a premier league tournament at home and their players have to fly back in time for the event,” Sardar said.</p>
<p>A senior official of the Pakistan Football Federation confirmed that due to logistical issues and the holy month of Ramazan, just one match would be played between the two countries on September 3.<br /><br />“Everything is in place we have got the sponsorship for the match which is being televised live in both countries but due to Ramazan we can have only one match,” Sardar Naved, marketing and event management consultant of the PFF, said.<br /><br />Naved said the PFF was keen on playing all the three matches despite the delay due to Ramazan but the All India Football Federation had made it clear that its team was only available until September 11.<br /><br />“The Indians are holding a premier league tournament at home and their players have to fly back in time for the event,” Sardar said.</p>