INDIA U22 V/S TURKMENISTAN U22 LIVE SCORE UPDATE
INDIA 1 – TURKMENISTAN 0 (Reload every 5 minutes)
Lalrindika converts from the spot in the 36th minute
FIRST HALF IN PROGRESS
HALF TIME
INDIA 1 TURKMENISTAN O
2nd half starts.
Turkmenistan win corner 47′
57′ back to back corner for Turkmenistan
59′ Turkmenistain score
India 1 turkmenistan 1
64′ CORNER FOR INDIA
68′ INDIA SCORE 2nd goal
India 2 turkmenistan 1
72′ 3rd yellow card for India
74′ CORNER FOR INDIA
75′ INDIA SCORE 3rd goal
INDIA 3 TURKMENISTAN 1
Substitution for India
85′ India on attack
yellow card for turkministan
86′ India score 4th goal (Jeje Lalpekhlua converts a penalty in the 86th minute)
INDIA 4 TURKMENISTAN 1
88′ yellow card for turkministan
89′ yellow card for India
92′ Turkmenistan on attack
FULL TIME
INDIA 4 TURKMENISTAN 1
IND: DIKA 36′, Alwin 68′, Romeo 74′, Jeje 86′
TUR : Farhad 58′
Nehru Cup 2012 from 15th tAugust
The next edition of Nehru Cup is scheduled to be held during the period of 15th to 25th August 2012. This was decided by the IMG-Reliance led consortium yesterday. The previous 2 Nehru Cup editions post its resurrection was held in 2007 and 2009 in Ambedkar Stadium, New Delhi. The 2012 edition of Nehru Cup
India’s match Schedule
INDIA
v
SRI LANKA
JN Stadium, Delhi
December 07, 2011; 18:00 IST
India beat Kyrgyzstan 7-0
India began their Campaign in the AFC U-16 Qualifiers in style as they outplayed Krygyzstan 7-0 in their first match at the Transportation Institute Stadium, the home ground of Uzbektsian’s Famous Club, FK Lokomotiv.
Even before the half-time whistle, Uttam Rai had completed his hat-trick as he went on to score five in the match while Daniel’s brace completed the rout.
For a team which has trained at the IMG Academy in Florida and then under the watchful eyes of Youth Development Head Coach Colm Toal in Goa, the start in the Championship mattered much. Enjoying a five-goal cushion at the interval, Coach Thomas Joseph could afford to bring on his substitutes in the second half, even after which the boys did break free a number of times.
Thomas didn’t do gaga over the victory. “We can’t be complacent. The Championship has just started for us. We need to focus on our next match,” he maintained.
India next play Bahrain on Monday, October 3. The kick-off is slated for 4pm (IST: 4.30pm).
The other match of the day between Bahrain and Tajikistan ended in a 2-2 draw.
INDIA: Supratim Bhattacharjee; Myron Mendes, Suman Saha (Nabin Rabha – 81st), Sajid Dhot, Sarthak Golui; Nitin Jyal (Lalrammuana — 51st), Raja Rawat, Hermanjot Singh, Lalramzuava (C); Uttam Rai, Daniel Lalhlimpuia (Vanlalduatsanga – 65th)
Federation Cup Draw announced
The draw for the 33rd Federation Cup took place in presence of all Club Representatives and the Asian Football Confederation delegation at the Football House in Dwarka, New Delhi.
Group A and Group B would be playing their matches in Pune while Group C and Group D would be playing their matches in Kolkata. The winners from each of the Groups make it to the semis. The semifinals and the final are slated to be held in Kolkata. The Qualifiers for the tournament kick-off on September 8.
Please find below the Groups and the fixtures as decided by the draw.
Group A: McDowell Mohun Bagan, Churchill Brothers, Shillong Lajong FC, Qualifier B
Group B: Pailan Arrows, Salgaocar Sports Club, Mumbai FC, HAL
Group C: Kingfisher East Bengal, Dempo SC, Pune FC, Qualifier A
Group D: Prayag United SC, Sporting Clube de Goa, Air India, Viva Kerala.
Fixtures:
GROUP A (PUNE):
17.09.2011: McDowell Mohun Bagan vs Qualifier B
17.09.2011: Churchill Brothers vs Shillong Lajong FC
19.09.2011: Shillong Lajong FC vs McDowell Mohun Bagan
19.09.2011: Qualifier B vs Churchill Brothers
21.09.2011: McDowell Mohun Bagan vs Churchill Brothers
21.09.2011: Shillong Lajong FC vs Qualifier B
GROUP B (PUNE):
18.09.2011: Pailan Arrows vs HAL
18.09.2011: Salgaocar SC vs Mumbai FC
20.09.2011: Mumbai FC vs Pailan Arrows
20.09.2011: HAL vs Salgaocar SC
22.09.2011: Pailan Arrows vs Salgaocar SC
22.09.2011: Mumbai FC vs HAL
GROUP C (KOLKATA):
17.09.2011: Kingfisher East Bengal vs Qualifier A
17.09.2011: Dempo SC vs Pune FC
19.09.2011: Pune FC vs Kingfisher East Bengal
19.09.2011: Qualifier A vs Dempo SC
21.09.2011: Kingfisher East Bengal vs Dempo SC
21.09.2011: Pune FC vs Qualifier A
GROUP D (KOLKATA):
18.09.2011: Prayag United SC vs Viva Kerala
18.09.2011: Sporting Clube de Goa vs Air India
20.09.2011: Air India vs Prayag United SC
20.09.2011: Viva Kerala vs Sporting Clube de Goa
22.09.2011: Prayag United SC vs Sporting Clube de Goa
22.09.2011: Air India vs Viva Kerala
SEMIFINALS (KOLKATA):
25.09.2011: Group A winner vs Group B winner
26.09.2011: Group C winner vs Group D winner
FINAL (KOLKATA):
29.09.2011.
East Bengal squad for 2011-12 season
The Squad: Abhra Mondal (c), Sandip Nandy, Gurwinder Singh, Debjit Majumder, Ravinder Singh, Saumik Dey, Uga Okpara, Nirmal Chhetri, Sunil Kumar, Sunil Kumar Junior, Naoba Singh, Abhishek Das, Saikat Saha Ray, Alivto D’Cunha, B Beikhokhei (Khangthan Paite, Milan Singh, Oji Penn, Reishengmi Vashum, Charan Rai, Subodh Kumar, Sushant Matthew, Sanju Pradhan, Harmonjit Singh Khabra, Tolgay Ozbey, Branco Vincent Cardozo, Biswarup Deb, Budhiram Tudu, Jayanta Pal, Gurpreet Singh, Raju Gaikwad, Mehtab Hossain, Baljit Sahni, Robin Singh.
Coaching Staff: Trevor James Morgan, Ranjan Chowdhury, Atanu Bhattacharjee, Kazi Islam, Rajesh Basak, Rabindra Nath Das, Raju Bose.
2011-12 squad for Pailan Indian Arrows
Squad:
Goalkeepers: Naveen Kumar, Ravi Kumar, Kamaljeet Singh
Defenders: Avinaba Bag, Deepak Devrani, Gurtej Singh, Prathamesh Maulingkar, Amarwant Singh, Lalrozama fenai, Souvik Ghosh, Rajib Ghosh, Narayan Das, Vishal Kumar
Midfielders: Bijendra Rai, Jibon Singh, Tirthankar Sarkar, Bikramjit Singh, Shilton D’Silva, Sehnaz Singh, Probir Das, Krishanu Banerjee, Lalnunka
Forwards: Ajay Singh, Malswamfela, C S Sabeeth, Lalnunpuia, Holicharan Narzary.
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