Keamari Union FC

Founded in 1904, it is one of the oldest football clubs in Pakistan.

In March 1932, the team lost against the Royal Air Force team in the semifinals of the Eduljee Dinshaw Football Tournament.^[2] In the 1930s, the team also competed at the YMCA Cup in Karachi.^[3][4]

From the 1950s, the team already started competing in the Karachi First Division Football League.^[5]

In 1950, the team won the Raiders All-Pakistan Football Tournament in Lahore,^[6] with the services of Pakistan international players such as Osman Jan, the first ever captain of the national team, and Muhammad Ramzan Sr..^[7] The team also had services of international players such as left winger Ibrahim.^[8] In May 1950, the team won the Invitation Soccer Cup in Karachi after defeating Pak Moghals in the final.^[9] In May 1951, the team again won the Raiders All-Pakistan Football Tournament after defeating Rangers FC in the final.^[10][11]

In 1954, the team participated at the 1954 Rovers Cup in India. The club finished runners-up after losing by 1–2 to Hyderabad Police in the final.^[12] During the tournament, Keamari Union player and international striker Muhammad Umer scored eight goals in a single game in a 9–0 victory over an Indian team.^[13]

In 1955, the team again featured at the Rovers Cup in India,^[14] however the team failed to qualify to the knockout round.^[15]

In 1957, the team won the Haji Aboobakar Football Tournament after defeating Karachi Port Trust in the final.^[16]

En julio de 1963, Keamari Union fue uno de los equipos que jugó un partido de exhibición contra un equipo de fútbol británico de gira estacionado en Karachi. ^{[ 17 ]} En la década de 1960, el equipo compitió en el Torneo de Fútbol Escudo de Oro Sheikh Mohammad Ismail celebrado en Multan . ^{[ 18 ] [ 19 ] [ 20 ] [ 21 ]}

El 20 de septiembre de 2004, el equipo perdió por 1-6 contra Karachi United en un partido de exhibición. ^{[ 22 ]}