FC Green Valley and Jorhat Town Club played out a 1-1 draw in the Assam State Premier League at Mirza Stadium. Jorhat Town Club took the lead in the 65th minute with a composed finish from Gautam Baruah, who capitalized on a well-constructed team move to break the deadlock. Despite dominating possession with 60%, FC Green Valley struggled to convert their control into meaningful chances.
The game looked set for a Jorhat victory until the 90th minute, when Lakshyajyoti Das found the back of the net with a dramatic equaliser in stoppage time, rescuing a crucial point for FC Green Valley. The league is being streamed live on SportVot in association with FPJ.
Jamshedpur FC defeat North East United in AIFF Youth League
Jamshedpur FC advanced to the semifinals of AIFF Youth League with a thrilling 2-1 comeback win over NorthEast United FC in the quarterfinal clash in Guwahati. The match began with NorthEast United FC taking early control, breaking the deadlock in the 34th minute through a well-taken goal by Gangte Gangte.
However, the second half saw a determined response from Jamshedpur FC. Just moments after the restart, Lawmsangzuala Mama scored the equaliser, injecting momentum into Jamshedpur’s play. The turnaround was completed in the 67th minute when Leimapokpam Ayangsna Meitei found the net, putting Jamshedpur FC ahead.
In another quarterfinal, C Madras delivered a dominant performance to secure a convincing 5-0 win over Muthoot Football Academy, booking their place in the semi-finals in style. From the outset, FC Madras controlled the tempo of the match, holding 60% of possession and demonstrating clinical efficiency in front of goal. Despite Muthoot FA managing seven shots with five on target, they were unable to break through FC Madras’s organized defense and resilient goalkeeping.
Indian Arrows Women Juniors cruise to win
Indian Arrows Women Juniors began their campaign in the Indian Women’s League 2 (2024–25) Final Round with an impressive 2-0 win over Roots Football Club at Dular Stadium, Mapusa, Goa on Friday. Indian Arrows dominated key moments despite both sides registering six shots on target each. While the first half ended goalless after two minutes of added time, Indian Arrows broke the deadlock in the second half and maintained their lead until the final whistle, with three minutes of stoppage time added.
Indian Arrows were far more clinical in front of goal, creating six chances compared to just one from Roots FC. They also showed slightly more intensity in defense with 15 tackles against Roots’ 13.
The standout performer of the match was Anushka Kumari from Indian Arrows Women Juniors, who was rightfully named the Player of the Match for her impactful display. This strong opening result places Indian Arrows in a promising position as they look ahead to the rest of the final round.
Hans Capital prevail over City FC
Hans Capital FC delivered a stunning performance to secure a 3-0 victory over City FC, with all three goals coming in the second half in the Women’s Premier League at JLN Stadium Delhi. The breakthrough came just moments after the restart, when Hans Capital FC netted
their first goal on 47 minutes, setting the tone for the rest of the match. City FC struggled to recover, and the relentless pressure paid off again in the dying moments. The second goal came in the 90th minute, effectively sealing the win.
CTC to meet MBPT in Hockey Mumbai Super League final
CTC outplayed UB with a commanding 3-1 win in the first semifinal of Hockey Mumbai Super League 2025 on Friday. Displaying exceptional skill and control, Manpreet Singh from CTC was named Player of the Day for his standout performance that drove his team to victory.
The second semifinal witnessed an intense battle as MBPT defeated C.RLY with a strong 4-2 scoreline. MBPT’s attacking force proved too much to handle for the opposition, with Navin Kerketta shining bright and earning the Player of the Day honours.
With both teams in prime form, the upcoming final promises to be a high-octane clash on Sunday between two deserving finalists vying for the prestigious title of the Hockey Mumbai Super League 2025.
