Ask one of the 255 million people in Pakistan to name their favourite sport, and most will say cricket.

Not many will say football, and even fewer will say women's football.

But that's all about to change, according to new Pakistan Football Federation (PFF) president Syed Mohsin Gilani.

"We want to promote mass participation of girls in football," he says.

With the PFF previously suspended by governing body Fifa, the country's national women's team had been quiet on the world stage, playing only three games in the past two years.