[6] This season was mediocre as far as Dzongree were concerned, winning only three of their ten games and losing all of the others, where they finished fourth and failed to qualify for the inaugural Bhutan National League.

Despite only winning three games and drawing one of their eight matches in the A-Division, their performance was sufficient to see them into third place out of five teams and to qualify for the National League for the first time.

[8] However, they struggled in the National League winning only two and drawing one of their ten games and finishing second to last in fifth place, only Phuentsholing below them.

[10] Chichi scored in every game in which he played and was said to have been instrumental in securing National League football for Dzongree.

[11] They won only three games, drawing another three along the way and scored only twelve goals in all ten matches, the lowest total out of all the competing teams.