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The FIFA Women's World Cup 2023 is on track to be the most attended in the competition's history: 1.5M tickets sold already

FIFA Women's World Cup 2023 is all set to be the most attended Women's World Cup ever with 1.5M tickets sold already in Australia and NZ.

Jul 24, 2023, 4:30 PM3 min read

The record-breaking tournament keeps getting better as today a family from Aotearoa New Zealand made history by purchasing the 1,500,000th ticket for the FIFA Women's World Cup 2023™. Maria Strong took the lead in organizing an exciting family outing to watch the thrilling Group G match between Italy and Argentina at Auckland's Eden Park, all to celebrate her son's 12th birthday. It's incredible to see the enthusiasm and support from fans around the world!

The FIFA World Cup 2023 is on track to be the best attended in the competition's history: 1.5M tickets sold already | Sportz Point
FIFA President Gianni Infantino with the 1500000 FIFA Women's World Cup 2023 ticket holder during the Group G match between Italy and Argentina at Eden Park on July 24, 2023 in Auckland (Photo by Harold Cunningham/FIFA)

Mrs Strong, her husband, and three children were overjoyed when they received an exclusive invitation to meet the esteemed FIFA President, Gianni Infantino. President Infantino graciously extended an incredible opportunity for them to attend the remaining matches of the tournament at the captivating Auckland venue. During the unforgettable encounter, President Infantino expressed his deep honour in celebrating the remarkable milestone of 1,500,000 tickets with Maria Strong and her beloved family.

"It was great to meet the family that has bought the 1,500,000-ticket, they are a family from Auckland with three children and they have a passion for the game," said Mr. Infantino. "I enjoyed my time with them, and it was a real pleasure to invite them to every game here in Auckland, so they can enjoy more family time here at this wonderful stadium. Every match at Eden Park so far has had a great atmosphere and I'm sure the upcoming matches will be the same."

Read Also: Germany vs Morocco FIFA Women's World Cup Highlights | Germany thrash Morocco 6-0 for the biggest win in the world cup so far

It is truly remarkable to witness the continuous achievements of this tournament, which has already accomplished several milestones and shattered numerous records, both on a global scale and within the two host nations. The astonishing news of selling 1.5 million tickets within just five days of the tournament not only surpasses the initial sales target but also guarantees that these finals will be the most widely attended FIFA Women's World Cup™ in history, exceeding the previous record set by the FIFA Women's World Cup Canada 2015™. Furthermore, the opening games of the tournament have drawn an unprecedented number of spectators for women's football matches, with 75,784 attendees for the Australia versus Republic of Ireland match in Australia and 42,137 attendees for the New Zealand versus Norway match in Aotearoa New Zealand.

Accompanied by her husband, Jason Roxburgh, and their children Isobel (12), Boston (11) and Harry (9), Mrs. Strong said it has been a fantastic experience and simple to plan.

"Boston is a real football-loving fanatic so we thought attending this match would be a great family outing," said Mrs Strong. "We purchased the tickets last night and it's been such a great night: we're from Botany in Auckland, so caught the train in and even though it's a school night, it's been amazing and so easy."

With a family-friendly atmosphere and world-class football, Mrs Strong said the family was instantly hooked.

"Aside from when Boston is playing, we haven't watched much football, but we loved this game, have absolutely loved the atmosphere, and we will be back to watch," she added.

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Chelsea Women sign Naomi Girma for a world-record transfer fee

USWNT defender Naomi Girma was presented at Stamford Bridge, as Chelsea Women roped her in after completing a world-record deal for a female footballer.

Jan 27, 2025, 11:07 AM3 min read

Chelsea Women sign Naomi Girma for a world-record transfer fee-sportzpoint.com
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USWNT Defender Naomi Girma has joined Chelsea Women for a world-record transfer fee for a female footballer. The Women's Super League leaders paid €1 million to San Diego Wave FC to secure the services of the 24-year-old defender.

Girma was officially presented on the pitch by the Women’s Super League champions before Sunday’s 1-0 victory against Arsenal Women at Stamford Bridge.

Girma signs for Chelsea for a world-record fee

Chelsea Women sign Naomi Girma for a world-record transfer fee-sportzpoint.com
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The world record for the highest transfer fees paid for a female footballer was held by Bay FC, who paid €685,000 for Racheal Kundananji in February 2024.

Chelsea has broken the transfer world record and also surpassed the British transfer signing record as well, previously held by Mayra Ramirez, who signed for Chelsea for a €384,000 transfer fee.

Girma has also become the first-ever €1M signing in women's football.

Chelsea Women gaffer Sonia Bompastor has made her first January 2025 signing with Girma as she will enter the team roster after Chelsea defender Kadeisha Buchanan suffered an ACL tear injury in November 2024.

Naomi Girma played an integral part in USWNT's Olympic Gold-winning campaign in Paris last year and was also named the US Soccer’s female player of the year in 2023. She was also named the NWSL Defender of the Year in 2022 and 2023.

However, Girma has signed a huge 4-year deal until 2029 as Chelsea head of women’s football Paul Green affirmed his confidence in this signing.

Naomi is a world-class defender who is now coming into the prime years of her career.

Girma also expressed her excitement about joining the Blues as she stated to BBC Sport:

I'm so happy and really excited to be here. It doesn't feel real,

There are a lot of things about Chelsea that made me want to come here - the culture, the winning mentality, staff and players.

It's a top environment to learn and grow in. Right now, that's what I'm looking to do.

Record transfers in women's football

Player Position Signed for Transfer fee
Naomi Girma CB Chelsea Women €1M
Racheal Kundananji FW Bay FC €685K
Barbra Banda FW Orlando Pride €581K
Mayra Ramirez FW Chelsea Women €426K
Keira Walsh MF Barcelona Femeni €400K

 

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East Bengal begins IWL 2025 Journey with dominant over Kickstart FC

East Bengal made a strong statement in their Indian Women's League opener, defeating Kickstart FC with a solid performance. The team showcased exceptional skill and teamwork, set down the foundation for a promising campaign.

Jan 10, 2025, 5:27 PM2 min read

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East Bengal commenced their Indian Women's League (IWL) 2024-25 season with a commendable 2- 0 victory over Kickstart FC at the historic East Bengal Ground on 10th January 2025. Two brilliant goals scored by Sandhya Ranganathan and Resty Nanzary are enough to take three points for the Red and Gold brigade.

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The home side's first goal materialized by another regular starter for India Soumya Guguloth played a crucial role in that goal. She delivered a ball from the right for Sulanjana Raul, whose header struck the crossbar. The rebound was found by Sandhya Ranganathan, who netted it with a beautiful header.

Read Also | Exclusive Shreya Hooda: Best Goalkeeper in IWL & NFC, National team and the World Cup dream

Maintaining their momentum, East Bengal doubled their lead early in the second half. In the 49th minute, Ugandan recruit Resty Nanzari, made a beautiful run from the left side of the pitch and showcased her skill by delivering a precise low shot into the near post, and securing a goal. That was enough to start a season with a commendable victory for the home side.

East Bengal begins IWL 2025 Journey with dominant over Kickstart FC | sportzpoint.com

Kickstart FC, originating from Bengaluru, attempted to penetrate East Bengal's defence but struggled to create promising opportunities in the attacking third. The host's defence was rock solid and effectively neutralized a clean sheet to start their IWL campaign on a positive note.

Read Also | Indumathi, Shilky, Shreya among the winners of IWL 2023-24 awards

The victory provided East Bengal with a solid foundation for positive progress in the IWL season, they were rock solid in defence and also offensively great. Conversely, Kickstart FC will aim to enhance their strategies in the upcoming matches to rebound from the initial setback. 

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Debutant Lhingdeikim shines for India with four goals: India beat Maldives by 11-1

Debutant Lhingdeikim's four goals along with Simran Gurung's brace helped the Indian Women's Football team thrash Maldives by 11-1 in their FIFA Friendly match in Bangalore.

Jan 2, 2025, 2:50 PM3 min read

Debutant Lhingdeikim shines for India with four goals: India beat Maldives by 11-1 | sportzpoint.com
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Debutant Lhingdeikim's four goals along with Simran Gurung's brace helped the Indian Women's Football team thrash Maldives by 11-1 in their FIFA Friendly match in Bangalore. Kajol Dsouza, Pooja, Sibani Devi, and Khumukcham Bhumika Devi were the other scorers for Blue Tigeress. 

After beating Bangladesh by 14-0 in their final match of 2024, the Indian Women's Football team started the 2025 on a great note with an emphatic win over the visitors, Maldives. 

India head coach Joakim Alexandersson made many changes to the team that played against Bangladesh which handed two debutants a chance in the starting XI. Lhingdeikim, who scored four goals (twice in both halves) and Shibani Devi, who last year featured for East Bengal FC in the Indian Women's League were among the changes Alexandersson.

Read Also | Indian Women's Football team crush Maldives 14-0 in FIFA Friendly

Ribansi Jamu, Thingbaijam Sanjita Devi, Juhi Singh, Monisha Singha, Khumukcham Bhumika Devi and Simran Gurung were the players who made their debut off the bench. 

Read Also | Exclusive: Here's how Football giving hope to "Mini-Brazil of India"

Maldives looked good in the early minutes which forced Linthoingambi Devi to make some saves but once the Indian team resolved the issue and found their pace, they were tough to resist.

Debutant Lhingdeikim shines for India with four goals: India beat Maldives by 11-1 | sportzpoint.com
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Lhingdeikim started the onslaught for India with an early goal in the 12th minute before providing an assist for Kajol Dsouza to extend the lead three minutes later. She found the net again in the next minute after receiving a perfect ball from Sibani. In the 17th minute, Sangita Basfore's header was deflected into the goal by Maldives captain Hawwa Haneefa. 

However, right before the halfway mark, Maldives scored their only goal of the match as Mariyam Rifa found the net after a defensive error from the Indian team. 

But, India struck again before half-time with Pooja and Shibani scoring one each. At half-time, India were leading by 6-1 and it looked like we would have the scoreline just like the last match. 

Debutant Lhingdeikim shines for India with four goals: India beat Maldives by 11-1 | sportzpoint.com
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Lhingdeikim started the second half by scoring from a beautiful assist by Pooja in the 56th minute. A minute later she scored her fourth goal of the match by flicking a ball with his right foot for a neat finish. This time, Kajol was the assist provider for her. 

Simran Gurung, who came off the bench at halftime, scored two goals in the 62nd and 68th minutes. A red card for Maeesha Abdul Hannan did not help the Maldives as well as the defender made a deliberate handball inside the penalty box. Bhumika Devi converted the penalty in the 71st minute to complete the riot. 

Scorecard | India vs Maldives | FIFA Friendlies (Women's)

Maldives 1 (Mariyam Rifa 27’)

India 11 (Lhingdeikim 12’, 16’, 56’, 59’, Kajol Dsouza 15’, Hawwa Haneefa 17’ o.g., Pooja 41’, Sibani Devi 45+1’, Simran Gurung 62’, 68’, Khumukcham Bhumika Devi 71’ p)

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UEFA names new flagship women's tournament as UEFA Women's Europa Cup

UEFA has confirmed the title 'UEFA Women's Europa Cup' for the newly-formed second-division football tournament in women's European competitions.

Dec 22, 2024, 2:08 PM3 min read

UEFA names new flagship women's tournament as UEFA Women's Europa Cup - sportzpoint.com
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UEFA has confirmed the title of the second-division women's European football tournament. The new flagship tournament will be called the 'UEFA Women's Europa Cup', which will aim to expand the competitiveness of women's football in continental stages. 

The tournament is set to commence from the 2025-26 season and will adopt a knockout format.

A new era begins

On 2 December 2023, the UEFA Executive Committee approved the post-2025 sporting concept for European women’s club football.

The UEFA Women's Europa Cup will be of similar importance as the UEFA Europa League which is the existing second-divison of men's European football competitions. However, the 'Cup' in the title implies the knockout status of the newly-formed tournament.

UEFA has addressed the new tournament to be "primed for drama and unpredictability". The official logo, branding, and trophy design will be unveiled in 2025.

Format and qualification 

The UEFA Women’s Europa Cup will be played consisting of six different rounds– two qualifying rounds, the round of 16, quarter-finals, semi-finals, and a two-legged final to crown the inaugural champions.

13 teams will be eligible for direct qualification to this tournament; third-placed teams from leagues of the UEFA nations ranked 8-13, and runners-up from associations ranked 18-24.

The UEFA Women's Europa Cup's first qualifying round will primarily feature 11 teams eliminated in the UEFA Women's Champions League second qualifying round. On the other hand, 20 teams eliminated from the UWCL second and third qualifying rounds will enter the Europa Cup second qualifying round.

Significant changes in women's football in Europe

As the UEFA Women's Champions League will also welcome notable changes from next season onwards, UEFA shows its commitment to expanding women's football to more countries marking a long-standing transformation. UEFA stated the following in its official announcement in July 2024:

Both competitions have been developed with the aim of increasing competitiveness and maximising participation while also considering calendar constraints and player load.

UEFA President Aleksander Ceferin also stated:

UEFA has placed huge importance on developing women's football in recent years, making enormous strides thanks to a dedicated strategy, solid investment, and a passion to ensure the game is open to everybody. The new UEFA Women's Champions League format and the introduction of a second competition are further demonstration of this commitment and both will be exciting, competitive competitions that allow more players and clubs across the continent to dream of European glory.

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Indian Women's League 2024-25 Fixtures, Teams and Everything you need to know

AIFF has announced the tentative fixtures of the Indian Women's League 2024-25, set to kick-off on 10th January 2025. Here is everything you need to know about the Indian Women's League.

Oct 24, 2024, 1:18 PM7 min read

Odisha FC Women were crowned IWL 2023-24 Champions. (Image Courtesy | The Bridge)

The All India Football Federation has released the tentative schedule for the 2024-25 edition of Indian Women's League. Scheduled to be kicked off on 10 January 2025, IWL 2024-25 is going to be the eighth edition of the premier division of women's football league in India. 

8 teams are set to participate in the IWL 2024-25, 6 teams from last season, and two teams that achieved their promotion to the IWL from the IWL 2.

From Complete fixtures to the participating teams, here is everything you need to know about the upcoming edition of the Indian Women's League for the 2024-25 season. 

Teams to participate in the IWL 2024-25

6 out of the 7 participating teams from last season will feature in this edition, as Sports Odisha withdrew themselves from the tournament. The two promoted teams from the IWL 2, Sreebhumi Football Club and Nita Football Academy are the new inclusions this season.  

  • Odisha FC Women 

  • Gokulam Kerala FC

  • Kickstart FC

  • Sethu FC

  • HOPS FC

  • East Bengal FC

  • Sreebhumi Football Club

  • Nita Football Academy 

Teams to watch this season

1. Odisha FC Women 

Indian Women's League 2024-25 Fixtures, Teams and Everything you need to know-sportzpoint.com
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Odisha FC Women have already created history as they became the first-ever Indian Club to play in a Champions League group game. They started their AFC WCL preliminary stage campaign against Singapore's Lion City Sailors with a 4-1 victory over them. Coach Crispin Chhetri and his team etched themselves in history by being the first-ever Indian team to qualify for the Champions League group stage with a 2-1 victory against Jordan's top-flight Champions, Etihad Club

However, the journey for Odisha FC Women in the AFC Women's Champions League 2024-25 ended up in quite a nightmare as they got knocked out from the group stage after losing all three group games and conceding 24 goals in total! Odisha FC Women faced the worst defeat in their history in the very first game of the WCL as the defending Asian Champions, Urawa Reds Ladies crushed Odisha by 17-0

Read Also | Odisha FC crowned IWL 2023-24 Champions after a near-perfect season

But it will be a different story in the IWL because Odisha FC Women will take the field as the defending champions. They finished at the top of the IWL 2023-24 table, winning 10 games out of 12 and collecting 31 points to be crowned Champions.

Odisha FC Women scored a total of 31 goals in the tournament while conceding only 4. The Indian Champions will be one of the teams to watch as they will give their all to resist every calamity to defend and retain their title. 

Read Also | Exclusive Shreya Hooda: Best Goalkeeper in IWL & NFC, National team and the World Cup Dream

2. Gokulam Kerala FC 

Indian Women's League 2024-25 Fixtures, Teams and Everything you need to know-sportzpoint.com
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Gokulam Kerala FC is the most successful Women's football club in Indian football with 3 IWL titles won in 2019-20, 2021-22, and 2022-23. They were also the runner-up last season with 29 points in 12 matches. Gokulam Women won 9 out of the 12 games and scored a staggering 33 goals in total. 

Gokulam missed out on the Championship by just two points and they will bounce back stronger this season. Gokulam's Forward Fazila Ikwaput became the highest goalscorer of the IWL 2024-25 with 13 goals, and this Ugandan international will again be donning Gokulam's shirt. 

Indian Women's League 2024-25 Fixtures, Teams and Everything you need to know-sportzpoint.com
Hemam Shilky Devi (Image Courtesy | AIFF)

Hemam Shilky Devi will again lead Gokulam's defence who was officially named the Best Defender of last season. Soumya Guguloth and Sandhiya Ranganathan who scored 7 and 6 goals last season respectively will again play for the title this season. 

Read Also | IWL 2023-24 Exclusive: India's top-tier women's football tournament on grounds without a single grass

Previous Winners 

Season Winners  Runner-ups
2016-17 Eastern Sporting Union Rising Students Club
2017-18 Rising Students Club Eastern Sporting Union
2018-19 Sethu FC Manipur Police
2019-20 Gokulam Kerala KRYPHSA FC
2021-22 Gokulam Kerala Sethu FC
2022-23 Gokulam Kerala Kickstart FC
2023-24 Odishab FC Women Gokulam Kerala

Complete Fixtures 

M.NO. DAY DATE HOME AWAY VENUE CITY KO TIME ROUND
1 FRIDAY 10-Jan-25 OFC V/S EBFC KALINGA STADIUM BHUBANESWAR 15:00
2 FRIDAY 10-Jan-25 GKFC V/S SBFC PAYYANAD STADIUM MANJERI 16:00 1
3 SATURDAY 11-Jan-25 HFC V/S KFC AMBEDKAR STADIUM DELHI 14:00
4 SUNDAY 12-Jan-25 SFC V/S NFA JN STADIUM CHENNAI 15:30
5 WEDNESDAY 15-Jan-25 EBFC V/S KFC EAST BENGAL CLUB GROUND KOLKATA 14:30
6 WEDNESDAY 15-Jan-25 GKFC V/S NFA PAYYANAD STADIUM MANJERI 16:00 2
7 THURSDAY 16-Jan-25 HFC V/S SBFC AMBEDKAR STADIUM DELHI 14:00
8 THURSDAY 16-Jan-25 SFC V/S OFC JN STADIUM CHENNAI 15:30
9 SUNDAY 19-Jan-25 KFC V/S GKFC BANGALORE FOOTBALL STADIUM BANGALORE 09:00
10 SUNDAY 19-Jan-25 HFC V/S OFC AMBEDKAR STADIUM DELHI 14:00 3
11 MONDAY 20-Jan-25 SBFC V/S SFC BIBHUTIBHUSHAN STADIUM BARRACKPORE 15:00
12 MONDAY 20-Jan-25 NFA V/S EBFC BIRSA MUNDA ATHLETIC STADIUM ROURKELA 19:00
13 TUESDAY 28-Jan-25 KFC V/S SFC BANGALORE FOOTBALL STADIUM BANGALORE 09:00
14 TUESDAY 28-Jan-25 OFC V/S GKFC KALINGA STADIUM BHUBANESWAR 15:00 4
15 WEDNESDAY 29-Jan-25 SBFC V/S EBFC BIBHUTIBHUSHAN STADIUM BARRACKPORE 15:00
16 WEDNESDAY 29-Jan-25 NFA V/S HFC BIRSA MUNDA ATHLETIC STADIUM ROURKELA 19:00
17 FRIDAY 31-Jan-25 KFC V/S OFC BANGALORE FOOTBALL STADIUM BANGALORE 09:00
18 FRIDAY 31-Jan-25 GKFC V/S SFC PAYYANAD STADIUM MANJERI 16:00 5
19 SATURDAY 1-Feb-25 HFC V/S EBFC AMBEDKAR STADIUM DELHI 14:00
20 SATURDAY 1-Feb-25 NFA V/S SBFC BIRSA MUNDA ATHLETIC STADIUM ROURKELA 19:00
21 TUESDAY 4-Feb-25 OFC V/S NFA KALINGA STADIUM BHUBANESWAR 16:00
22 TUESDAY 4-Feb-25 SFC V/S HFC JN STADIUM CHENNAI 15:30 6
23 WEDNESDAY 5-Feb-25 EBFC V/S GKFC EAST BENGAL CLUB GROUND KOLKATA 14:30
24 WEDNESDAY 5-Feb-25 SBFC KFC BIBHUTIBHUSHAN STADIUM BARRACKPORE 15:00
25 SATURDAY 8-Mar-25 NFA V/S KFC BIRSA MUNDA ATHLETIC STADIUM ROURKELA 19:00
26 SATURDAY 8-Mar-25 EBFC V/S SFC EAST BENGAL CLUB GROUND KOLKATA 14:30 7
27 SUNDAY 9-Mar-25 SBFC V/S OFC BIBHUTIBHUSHAN STADIUM BARRACKPORE 15:00
28 SUNDAY 9-Mar-25 HFC V/S GKFC AMBEDKAR STADIUM DELHI 14:00
29 WEDNESDAY 12-Mar-25 KFC V/S HFC BANGALORE FOOTBALL STADIUM BANGALORE 09:00
30 WEDNESDAY 12-Mar-25 SBFC V/S GKFC BIBHUTIBHUSHAN STADIUM BARRACKPORE 15:00 8
31 THURSDAY 13-Mar-25 EBFC V/S OFC EAST BENGAL CLUB GROUND KOLKATA 14:30
32 THURSDAY 13-Mar-25 NFA V/S SFC BIRSA MUNDA ATHLETIC STADIUM ROURKELA 19:00
33 SUNDAY 16-Mar-25 KFC V/S EBFC BANGALORE FOOTBALL STADIUM BANGALORE 09:00
34 SUNDAY 16-Mar-25 OFC V/S SFC KALINGA STADIUM BHUBANESWAR 16:00 9
35 MONDAY 17-Mar-25 SBFC V/S HFC BIBHUTIBHUSHAN STADIUM BARRACKPORE 15:00
36 MONDAY 17-Mar-25 NFA V/S GKFC BIRSA MUNDA ATHLETIC STADIUM ROURKELA 19:00
37 SATURDAY 22-Mar-25 OFC V/S HFC KALINGA STADIUM BHUBANESWAR 16:00
38 SATURDAY 22-Mar-25 SFC V/S SBFC JN STADIUM CHENNAI 15:30 10
39 SUNDAY 23-Mar-25 EBFC V/S NFA EAST BENGAL CLUB GROUND KOLKATA 14:30
40 SUNDAY 23-Mar-25 GKFC V/S KFC PAYYANAD STADIUM MANJERI 16:00
41 WEDNESDAY 26-Mar-25 HFC V/S NFA AMBEDKAR STADIUM DELHI 14:00
42 WEDNESDAY 26-Mar-25 SFC V/S KFC JN STADIUM CHENNAI 15:30 11
43 THURSDAY 27-Mar-25 EBFC V/S SBFC EAST BENGAL CLUB GROUND KOLKATA 14:30
44 THURSDAY 27-Mar-25 GKFC V/S OFC PAYYANAD STADIUM MANJERI 16:00
45 SUNDAY 30-Mar-25 OFC V/S KFC KALINGA STADIUM BHUBANESWAR 16:00
46 SUNDAY 30-Mar-25 SFC V/S GKFC JN STADIUM CHENNAI 15:30 12
47 MONDAY 31-Mar-25 EBFC V/S HFC EAST BENGAL CLUB GROUND KOLKATA 14:30
48 MONDAY 31-Mar-25 SBFC V/S NFA BIBHUTIBHUSHAN STADIUM BARRACKPORE 15:00
49 TBC KFC V/S SBFC BANGALORE FOOTBALL STADIUM BANGALORE 09:00
50 (05/04/2025 HFC V/S SFC AMBEDKAR STADIUM DELHI 14:00 13
51 GKFC V/S EBFC PAYYANAD STADIUM MANJERI 16:00
52 06/04/2025) NFA V/S OFC BIRSA MUNDA ATHLETIC STADIUM ROURKELA 19:00
53 TBC KFC V/S NFA BANGALORE FOOTBALL STADIUM BANGALORE 09:00
54 TO SFC V/S EBFC JN STADIUM CHENNAI 15:30 14
55 (12/04/2025 13/04/2025) OFC V/S SBFC KALINGA STADIUM BHUBANESWAR 16:00
56 GKFC V/S HFC PAYYANAD STADIUM MANJERI 16:00
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