The Indian Women’s League 2 (2024-25) Final Round came to a thrilling close with Garhwal United Football Club registering a commanding 3-0 win over Roots Football Club at the Duler Stadium, bringing the curtains down on a tournament filled with skill, passion, and entertainment.
Garhwal United stamped their authority in the final fixture with two quick goals late in the first half—first at 43:45 minutes, followed by another in first-half stoppage time (45+2 minutes).
They maintained their momentum in the second half, sealing the match with a third goal at 57:46 minutes, capping off a clinical performance.
In a rare twist, Sanfida Nongrum of Roots FC was named Player of the Match despite scoring two unfortunate own goals, underscoring the unpredictable nature of the sport. Garhwal’s overall dominance was clear in the numbers, holding 57% possession, firing 18 shots with 10 on target, and winning 3 corners, compared to Roots FC’s 6 shots (4 on target) and 2 corners.
The match was played in excellent spirit, with no fouls, yellow cards, or red cards—a fitting end to a tournament that has celebrated discipline, teamwork, and sportsmanship. Both teams showcased tremendous resolve, but it was Garhwal United’s precision and control that stood out. As the final whistle blew, it wasn’t just the end of a match—it marked the conclusion of a beautiful and entertaining football event, one that highlighted the growing strength and promise of women’s football in India.
The IWL 2 Final Round 2024-25 delivered unforgettable moments, rising stars, and a spirit of competition that promises a bright future for the game.
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Assam State Premier League
In an exciting clash, Elevenstar Club came from behind to defeat Assam United FC 3-1, showcasing a dominant second-half performance. The first half ended goalless after 45 minutes plus 2 minutes of added time, with both teams locked in a tactical battle.
The game sprang to life in the second half when David opened the scoring for Assam United FC in the 67th minute. But Elevenstar Club responded swiftly—Khaidem Amarjit Singh found the equalizer at 71:26, followed by a late surge that saw Vishal Kumar Sunar netting in the 89th minute and Rohit Daimary sealing the win with a goal in injury time (90+3:00).
Match Statistics: Elevenstar Club edged out Assam United in possession with 54% to 46%, and dominated the attack with 7 total shots compared to Assam United’s 1.
Of those, 3 were on target for Elevenstar, while Assam managed just 1 on target. Disciplinary actions were minimal, with Assam United receiving 2 yellow cards and Elevenstar 1, but no red cards were shown. Both teams had 2 offsides each, but Elevenstar showed their attacking intent by earning 5 corners, while Assam United failed to register any.
