30. September
Asian Games 2002, Yangsan (Korea): India 3-1 Turkmenistan - Goals: 0-1 Vladimir Bayramov (21'), 1-1,3-1 Baichung Bhutia (54',78'), 2-1 Abhishek Yadav (57').
INDIA: Rajat Ghosh Dastidar; Debjit Ghosh, Mahesh Gawli, Samir Naik, Satish Bharti; Shanmugam Venkatesh, Renedy Singh, Jo Paul Ancheri; Abhishek Yadav, Bijen Singh, Baichung Bhutia
Subs: Krishnan Nair Ajayan (11'), Tomba Singh (75'), Manitombi Singh (81').
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2.Girls U19 National Championships - Diphu; Assam - Group E: Assam 4-1 Mizoram
2.Girls U19 National Championships - Diphu; Assam - Group E: Goa 3-2 Haryana

Note-1: Indian football coach Stephen Constantine got a rude shock minutes before the Indian team took grounds to play their match against Turkeministan. Forty-five minutes before the start of the match, Indian coach were given a letter by the match-commissioner Tadao Murata of Japan which prevented him from sitting on the bench. "I was told that it was a punishment for using foul language against the referee after the match against Bangladesh on Friday," informed Constantine. "Believe me I did not abuse him at all. I only questioned the red card to Deepak Mondal in the dying stages of the match especially as there were two other defenders behind him."

Note-2: Bhratri Sangha may be suspended for fixing their match against SAIL in the Calcutta Super Division match at the Howrah Stadium on Friday. According to IFA officials, Bhratri's fate will be decided in the CFL sub-committee meeting on Monday. The final decision will be taken after receiving the reports of the referee and the SAIL authorities present at the ground.

29. September
Goa Professional League: Salgaocar SC 3-1 Vasco SC
Goa Professional League: St Anthony's Club 0-3 Fransa FC
2.Girls U19 National Championships - Diphu; Assam - Group F: Manipur 3-1 Bihar
2.Girls U19 National Championships - Diphu; Assam - Group F: Bengal 0-1 Orissa

28. September
Calcutta Super Division: Mohun Bagan AC 0-0 Mohammedan Sporting
Goa Professional League: Churchill Brothers SC 0-0 Dempo SC
Goa Professional League: Sporting Club de Goa 3-0 Cabral SC
2.Girls U19 National Championships - Diphu; Assam - Group E: Assam 1-0 Goa
2.Girls U19 National Championships - Diphu; Assam - Group E: Haryana 2-0 Mizoram

Note-1: Improvement of Indian soccer seems to be getting priority worldwide. After an Asian Football Confederation delegation visited various cities to study the available infrastructure, FIFA has decided to send a delegation to India and also give subsidies. The aid is aimed at improving Indian soccer standards, keeping in mind the Athens Olympic Games and 2010 World Cup. AIFF president Priya Ranjan Dasmunshi said that after the visit of the FIFA delegation, the AIFF will select a group of players for long-term training. The expenses for the programme will be borne by the AIFF. The FIFA representatives will also meet corporate houses and government officials.

Note-2: Mohun Bagan loged a protest after their Calcutta Super Division match against Mohammedan Sporting. Sporting fielded four players from the India U20 team, which is currently preparing for the AFC U20 Championship. Striker Rahim Nabi, goalkeeper Imran Khan, medio Bhubhan Joshi and defender Amandeep Singh, played in today's derby against Bagan and it was largely due to the presence of these players that the team was believed to have given a good performance. IFA secretary and India U20 project director, Ranjit Gupta said, "Mohun Bagan have lodged a protest with the IFA." Mohameddans collected 28 points against Bagan's 26 to earn themselves a right to be in the play-off against East Bengal for the super league title. The AIFF secretary, Alberto Colaco said he had asked the under-20 coach Islam Akhmedov to call back the players, but it was too late. "The coach has given me his reasons. Now let us see what happens," he said. Meanwhile Bagan secretary, Anjan Mitra said: "This is gross injustice. We have lodged an official protest. There was no official papers for the release of the players. We could have played Baichung in the derby match against East Bengal but we did not because we believe in upholding the rules."

Note-3: The AIFF announced the India U20 squad for the AFC U20 Championship. The list saw four players dropped from the team that had taken part in the qualifying matches earlier. They are Mohammad Bin Hassan, Amjad Ali, James Singh and Joyful Houzel. They will be replaced by the Raju Singh, Samson Hanz Singh and the India U17 players Rocus Lamare and Sutang Marlanki. Marlanki scored the fastest goal in the AFC U17 Championship some weeks ago. The India U20 team will play two matches in Uzbekistan on 5 and 7 October and then travel to Qatar for the AFC U20 Championship.
Goalkeepers: VP Satish Kumar, Imran Khan, Milagrio Medeira.
Defenders: Amandeep Singh, Manas Das, Palash Karmakar, Raju Singh, Shivamani Eshwaran, Prasant Jaggi, Rocus Lamare.
Midfielders: Malswam Tulunga, Subhas Chakraborty, Bhuvan Chandra Joshi, T Bungo Singh, NP Pradeep.
Forwards: Syed Rahim Nabi, Ashim Biswas, Sutang Marlanki, Birjab Machahary, Samson Hanz Singh.

27. September
Asian Games 2002, Ulsan (Korea): India 3-0 Bangladesh - Goals: 1-0,2-0 Baichung Bhutia (46',65'), 3-0 Renedy Singh (66').
INDIA: Rajat Ghosh Dastidar; Debjit Ghosh, Mahesh Gawli, Samir Naik, Deepak Mondal (89' sent off); Shanmugam Venkatesh, Renedy Singh, Jo Paul Ancheri; Abhishek Yadav, Bijen Singh, Baichung Bhutia.
Subs: Tomba Wangkheirakpam Singh (46'), Alex Mario Ambrose (63'), Satish Kumar Bharti (69')
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26. September
Goa Professional League: Salgaocar SC 0-1 Fransa FC
2.Girls U19 National Championships - Diphu; Assam - Group B Haryana 1-0 Tripura
2.Girls U19 National Championships - Diphu; Assam - Group B Kerala 1-1 Uttar Pradesh
2.Girls U19 National Championships - Diphu; Assam - Group D: Nagaland 1-0 Maharashtra

Note-1: Arun Malhotra has failed two dope test. AIFF president Dasmunshi said the test was conducted Wednesday at the SAI dope test centre in New Delhi. "We gave him another chance and took him for a retest but he has failed that too," Dasmunshi said. The AIFF had held him back from the 20-member squad after getting information from SAI that he tested positive for a banned substance ahead of the team's departure on Sunday. "He told me that some one-and-a-half month back he suffered a hamstring injury and one doctor in Jammu administered him some injection," Dasmunshi said. The name of the banned substance for which the player tested positive was not immediately known. The AIFF president also said that he has asked Malhotra to furnish the name of the doctor, who gave him the injection, and further details in another 15-days after which the Federation will decide upon further action.

25. September
Calcutta Super Division: Mohun Bagan AC 4-2 Tollygunge Agragami
Goa Professional League: Vasco SC 5-3 St Anthony's Club
Goa Professional League: Dempo SC 1-1 Cabral SC
Goa Professional League: Churchill Brothers SC 1-0 Sporting Club de Goa
2.Girls U19 National Championships - Diphu; Assam - Group A: Assam 11-0 Rajasthan
2.Girls U19 National Championships - Diphu; Assam - Group A: Sikkim 8-0 Jammu & Kashmir

24. September
Note-1: The top-scorer of the National League 2001/02 and Churchill Brothers' ace striker, Ghanian Yakubu Yusif will come back to Goa. The club president, Joaquim Alemao, added that Yakubu's return tickets had been already confirmed. The move to call back Yakubu much ahead of the commencement of the National League is aimed at bolstering the Churchill strike force and reviving the sagging fortunes of country's much-famed soccer club, that is languishing in the relegation zone in the on-going Pro-League. Mr Alemao disclosed that Yakubu is arriving alongwith another Ghanian compatriot, whose services will be utilised only in the NFL.

23. September
2.Girls U19 National Championships - Diphu; Assam - Group A: Assam 12-0 Jammu & Kashmir
2.Girls U19 National Championships - Diphu; Assam - Group A: Sikkim 5-0 Rajasthan
2.Girls U19 National Championships - Diphu; Assam - Group B: Haryana 14-0 Kerala
2.Girls U19 National Championships - Diphu; Assam - Group B: Tripura 4-0 Uttar Pradesh

22. September
AFC Champions League, Round 1 - Leg 2: Mohun Bagan AC 5-1 Saunders FC (Sri Lanka) - Goals: 1-0,2-0 Baichung Bhutia (15',25'), 3-0 Jose Barreto (33'), 4-0 George Ekeh (41'), 4-1 S Kumara (44'), 5-1 Jayanta Sen (59').

Goa Professional League:: Churchill Brothers SC 0-0 Cabral SC
Goa Professional League:: Vasco SC 1-0 Fransa FC

Note-1: The official clearance for the Busan Asiad-bound Indian football team is yet to come. However, Stephen Constantine's boys will be boarding the Asiana Airlines flight number OZ 34A to Korea at 1.10 am on Monday morning. "The team will go at any cost," asserted an AIFF official. Four players - skipper Baichung Bhutia, goalkeeper Rajat Ghosh Dastidar, Satish Bharti and Renedy Singh, who will be turning out for Mohun Bagan in the AFC Champions League tie against Saunders FC (Sri Lanka), will be catching the evening flight from Calcutta to be in time for the Busan flight. Constantine has been unfazed by the last-minute jitters. "We had planned to go to North Korea and play local clubs as part of our preparation," he said. "But now we'll be landing only three days prior to our first game. Hopefully, we should be able to acclimatise." Meanwhile, with the stipulated team strength for the Asiad being 20, medio Sasthi Duley was the one to be dropped from the 21-member squad that won the LG Cup in Vietnam a month back.

Note-2: India U17 players Jerry Zirsanga and Malswama have been included in the AFC U17 Championship 2002 All-Star team. The selection criteria for the all-star team was based on a number of factors including positioning, fitness, consistency, technique, leadership and discipline.
AFC U17 Championship 2002 All-Star team: Cha Ki-Seok (Kor); Vitally Denisov (Uzb), Lee Gang-Jin (Kor), Li Chenhua (Chn), Daiki Niwa (Jap); Malswama (Ind), Jerry Zirsanga (Ind), Li Chunyu (Chn), Abdo Ali Hasan (Yem); Abdul Fattah Al Aga (Syr), Gamal Nasser Ahmed (Yem)

21. September
2.Girls U19 National Championships - Diphu; Assam - Group A: Rajasthan 6-1 Jammu & Kashmir
2.Girls U19 National Championships - Diphu; Assam - Group B: Tripura 13-0 Kerala
2.Girls U19 National Championships - Diphu; Assam - Group B: Haryana 6-0 Uttar Pradesh

20. September
Calcutta Super Division: East Bengal Club 3-0 Calcutta Port Trust SC
2.Girls U19 National Championships - Diphu; Assam - Group A: Assam 2-0 Sikkim

Note-1: The Sikkim FA wants Indian skipper Baichung Bhutia to don Sikkim colours in next month's Santosh Trophy to be held in Imphal. But the star striker is unlikely to be released by his club Mohun Bagan. "We don't mind letting others go, but won't release Bhaichung for the Santosh Trophy," said club secretary Anjan Mitra. Ram Rai and Sishir Karthak are the two others from Sikkim on the Mohun Bagan roster. According to a recent AIFF decision, a footballer may turn out for his native state if the AIFF and his club give permission.

19. September
Goa Professional League: Vasco SC 0-0 Cabral SC

Note-1: The top Calcutta clubs will demand compensation from the AIFF for allowing their players to play for the national side. In a meeting held at the IFA and attended by the heads of East Bengal, Mohun Bagan, Mohammedan Sporting and Tollygunge Agragami, a letter was drafted to the AIFF making the demand. In the letter, the clubs have also asked that national players should be identified. Further, the club authorities made it clear they would not release their players more than seven days before an international tournament. The clubs have given the AIFF 15 days to answer.

18. September
Friendly, New Delhi: India 0-1 Uzbekistan - Goal: 0-1 Ruslan Vagapov (66').
INDIA: Rajat Ghosh Dastidar; Deepak Mondal, Mahesh Gawli, Debjit Ghosh, Satish Bharti (Manitombi Singh); Shanmugam Venkatesh (Bijen Singh), Renedy Singh (K Ajayan), Samir Naik, Tomba Singh (Sasthi Duley); Alex Ambrose (Baichung Bhutia), Abhishek Yadav (Praveen Kumar).
UZBEKISTAN: Mamur Ikramov, Davron Adilov, Asror Alikulov, Anvar Fafurov, Maksim Usmanov, Ruslan Vagapov, Alexei Nikolaev (Ottabek Pirmatov), Bahtier Hamidullaev, Shuhrat Mirkholdirshaev, Marat Aichmerov, Bahrom Haydarov.
REFEREE: Ravi Shankar (India).

Goa Professional League: Churchill Brothers SC 0-1 Fransa FC
Goa Professional League: Dempo SC 2-0 St Anthony's Club
Goa Professional League: Salgaocar SC 2-0 Sporting Club de Goa

17. September
Calcutta Super Division: East Bengal Club 0-1 Mohun Bagan AC

Note-1: Goan side Sporting Clube de Goa will be sponsored by Shaw Wallace Breweries initially for two years. Though the exact amount that Sporting Clube will get from the deal was not declared, the club officials felt that it was enough for them to run a top-notch club. "Henceforth, the club will be knows as Haywards 2000 Sporting Clube de Goa and the players will don a new jersey from today onwards," stated Peter Vaz, president of Sporting Clube, while addressing the media in the city today. The red and yellow jersey, which was presented to Sporting's skipper Dudu, has the emblem of Sporting on the right crest and the Haywards 2000 logo.

16. September
AFC U17 Championship, UAE - Quarterfinal: India U17 1-3 Korea U17 - Goals: 0-1 Young Chol Shin (50'), 0-2,0-3 Woo Seok Choi (61',72'), 1-3 Jerry Zirsanga (82').
INDIA: Subroto Pal; Ailad Kharnggap Ngapkyta, Habihur Rahman Mondal, Rockus Lamare, Debabrata Roy; Raltalal Muankima, Lekini Suting (75' Chitrasen Chandam Singh), Francis Marbaniang (64' Gouramangi Moirangtem Singh), Jerry Zirsanga; Malswama, Sutang Marlanki.
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Calcutta Super Division: Mohammedan Sporting 5-0 Tollygunge Agragami

Note-1: The Indian Football Association will write to the AIFF urging the inclusion of Mohammedan Sporting Club, doing quite well in Calcutta's Super Division League, in the Premier Division of the forthcoming edition of the National League. The IFA, however, is aware that a decision on this is contingent upon the AIFF executive committee's approval. It says that the club have already been told as much. IFA joint-secretary, Ranjit Gupta said that he would write to the AIFF after the completion of the Super Division League recommending the move, but "since the NFL has no institutionalised system of wild cards, it would be up to the AIFF's executive committee to accept, or reject, them." Mr Gupta agreed that the popularity of MSC would boost the National League much in the same way as Calcuta football looked brighter this year, but was of the opinion that the club's prolonged fallen form had affected their chances in the past.

15. September
Friendly, New Delhi: India 2-0 Uzbekistan - Goals: 1-0, 2-0 Baichung Bhutia (15',66').
INDIA: Nasim Akhtar; Deepak Mondal, Arun Malhotra, Debjit Ghosh; Sasthi Duley, Renedy Singh, Manitombi Singh, Shanmugam Venkatesh; Bijen Singh, Praveen Kumar, Baichung Bhutia.
UZBEKISTAN: Alexander Korniychuk; Asror Aliqulov, Anvor Gafurov , Maksim Usmanov, Ruslan Vagapov Ruslan, Alexey Nikolaev, Ottabek Pirmatov, Bahtiar Hamidullayev, Aleksey Kliklinov, Shukrat Mirkholdirshayev , Bahromjon Haydarov.
REFEREE: Rizwan-Ul-Haq (India).

Calcutta Super Division: Mohun Bagan AC 2-0 Calcutta Port Trust
Goa Professional League: Salgaocar SC 0-0 Churchill Brothers SC
Goa Professional League: Fransa FC 0-0 Sporting Club de Goa
Goa Professional League: Cabral SC 3-0 St Anthony's Club

14. September
Goa Professional League: Vasco SC 2-1 Dempo SC

Note-1: Arjuna Awardee Bruno Coutinho will undergo an operation on his left heel at Goa Medical College, Bambolim on Tuesday. Coutinho, who has joined Vasco SC this season has not played a single match for his new club on account of the foot injury he sustained at the start of the season. The injury, which is a wound on his left heel hadn't heeled properly when Bruno was operated initially. "He will receive new stitches on Tuesday," informed Vasco coach Derrick Pereira. It is learnt that Coutinho will require at least a month to recuperate from the operation and in all probability Bruno fans will have to wait until the commencement of the National League to watch their hero in action.

12. September
AFC U17 Championship, UAE - Group A: India U17 1-1 United Arab Emirates U17 - Goals: 1-0 Malsawma (8'), 1-1 Saeed Mohammad Al Sayegh (31').
INDIA: Subroto Pal; Ailad Kharnggap Ngapkyta, Habihur Rahman Mondal, Rockus Lamare, Debabrata Roy; Raltalal Muankima (84' Chitrasen Chandam Singh), Lekini Suting (85' Vanlal Rova), Francis Marbaniang (83' Gouramangi Moirangtem Singh), Jerry Zirsanga; Malswama, Sutang Marlanki.
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Calcutta Super Division: Mohammedan Sporting 3-3 East Bengal Club
Goa Professional League: Dempo SC 0-0 Fransa FC
Goa Professional League: Vasco SC 1-0 Sporting Club de Goa
Goa Professional League: Churchill Brothers SC 1-1 St Anthony's Club
Goa Professional League: Salgaocar SC 3-0 Cabral SC

Note-1: South African giants Manning Rangers accepted an offer from the IFA to play four exhibition matches at the end of this month in India. The Rangers' tour to India is a result of the IFA XI Tour to South Africa several weeks ago. It has been decided that Manning Rangers will play their matches against East Bengal (Barasat Stadium), Mohun Bagan (Saltlake Stadium), Mohammedan Sporting (Saltlake Stadium) and the Indian U20 team (Jamshedpur). IFA officials said all matches will be telecast live.

Note-2: The SAFF Championship, orginally scheduled for January 2002 / postponed through the 9/11 attacks and the suspension of the Bangladesh FF by FIFA, will be held from January 10-20, 2003 at the Sher-E-Bangla National Stadium in Dhaka, Bangladesh.

Note-3: The Indian U20 team will tour Uzbekistan from September 30 to October 5 as part of their preparations for the AFC U20 Championship in Qatar.

11. September
AFC Champions League, Round 1 - Leg 1: Saunders FC (Sri Lanka) 0-2 Mohun Bagan AC - Goals: 0-1 Baichung Bhutia (19'), 0-2 George Ekeh (54').

Note-1: Chuni Goswami has resigned from the post of vice-president of Mohun Bagan. Goswami, who spent his entire playing career for the club, sent a terse letter to Bagan president Swapan Sadhan Bose announcing his resignation on Monday. A controversy was created after the club officials bypassed Goswami and accorded the club's highest honour Mohun Bagan Ratna on T Aao earlier this year. Very recently, Goswami was in the eye of the storm after he virulently criticised the club officials in a newspaper article. Some influential members of the club's executive committee had initiated a signature campaign against him, demanding that Goswami be punished for his insinuations against the club.

10. September
Calcutta Super Division: Mohammedan Sporting 1-0 Calcutta Port Trust SC

9. September
AFC U17 Championship, UAE - Group A: India U17 4-1 Myanmar U17 - Goals: 1-0 Sutang Marlanki (1'), 2-0 Malswama (33'), 3-0 Raltalal Muankima (45'), 4-0 Rockus Lamare (49'), 4-1 Win Min Htut (70').
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INDIA SCORED THE FASTEST GOAL OF THE TOURNAMENT => Sutang Marlanki after 24 seconds!

8. September
Goa Professional League: Salgaocar SC 2-1 Dempo SC
Goa Professional League: Fransa FC 2-0 Cabral SC

7. September
Calcutta Super Division: East Bengal Club 2-2 Tollygunge Agragami
Goa Professional League: Vasco SC 3-1 Churchill Brothers SC
Goa Professional League: St Anthony's Club 0-3 Sporting Club de Goa

Note-1: The Indian national team's final preparatory camp before the coming Busan Asian Games kicked off at the JRD Tata Sports Complex, Jamshedpur on Friday. 16 of the 21-member squad practiced in two sessions during the day under the supervision of chief coach Stephen Constantine. Meanwhile, the three-week preparatory camp has been rescheduled and the Indian team was now likely to wind up the camp here on September 12 before leaving for Delhi, where the team will play two warm-up matches against Uzbekistan on September 15 and 18 before the mega event.

6. September
AFC U17 Championship, UAE - Group A: India U17 1-4 China U17 - Goals: 0-1 Mao Jianqing (3'), 1-1 Malswama (6'), 1-2 Mao Jianqing (23'), 1-3 Hao Junmin (44'), 1-4 Jiang Chen (84').
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5. September
Note-1: Baichung Bhutia will finally start training with his new club Mohun Bagan AC. The India captain, with Renedy Singh, Satish Bharti and Rajat Ghosh Dastidar, has been released from the Asian Games camp. The quartet will join others at club practice Friday for the AFC Champions League away match against Sri Lanka's Saunders. India coach Stephen Constantine, it is learnt, was reluctant to release the players before Sunday, but the club officials made a few calls at the right places to win an early release order. The squad for Champions League tie will be announced Saturday. Mohun Bagan will not get the services of Debjit Ghosh, whose inter-state transfer issue is yet to be resolved. The club secretary has confirmed this. From Thursday, the players started training under floodlights to get used to the experience.

Note-2: The Bengal selectors Wednesday named 38 probables for the Santosh Trophy in Imphal in October. Coach Subrata Bhattacharya, who was present at the selection committee meeting, later said that he intends to start practice from September 23.
Goalkeepers: Rajat Ghosh Dastidar, Sandip Nandy, Prashanta Dora, Amar Deb, Arindam Ghosh.
Defenders: Dulal Biswas, Priya Kumar, Anupam Sarkar, Falguni Dutta, Kabijit Khotel, Bidesh Pal, Palash Karmakar, Hussain Mustafi, Debjit Ghosh, Deepak Mondal, Debkumar Sashmal, Madhusudhan Majumder, Rabi Karmakar, Anit Ghosh.
Midfielders: Mehtab Hossain, Basudeb Mondal, Chandan Das, Sandip Das, Jayanta Sen, Alvito D'Cunha, Sujoy Datta, Sasthi Duley, Kaushik Prasad, Shanmugam Venkatesh.
Forwards: Dipendu Biswas, Ompia, Sandip Ghosh, Sunil Chhetri, Baichung Bhutia, Laltu Mondal, Pradip Indu, Dulal Patra, Amar Pyne.

Note-3: Former Bhratri Sangha coach Shabbir Ali has taken over the coaching of Fransa Sports Club, Goa, from Wednesday. Addressing reporters after the team's practise session, Shabbir said he had offers to join a local club and a Bangladesh club when FSC president Micky Pacheco approached him. This will be the second Goan club Shabbir would be training after his successful stint with Salgaocar from December 1997 to April 2000 winning Super Cup twice, National League, Rovers Cup, Durand Cup, Carvalho Cup and Goa professional league. "Salgaocar is an established team and training them was not a tough job as compared to Fransa which is relatively a new and inexperienced team," he said.

4. September
The UAE has finished all the preparations to host the finals of the 10th Asian U17 Championship, to be held on September 6-22. 12 teams, including the India U17 are competing in three groups in Abu Dhabi and Dubai. The Indian team arrived in Dubai yesterday. The organising committee is still waiting for news from Pakistan to confirm their participation. The Pakistani team was invited at the last moment to take part in the finals after the suspension of Turkmenistan by FIFA.

2. September
Goa Professional League: St Anthony's Club 4-2 Fransa FC
Goa Professional League: Cabral SC 1-1 Sporting Club de Goa

1. September
JamIn Tour 2002, Wolverhampton (England): India 0-0 Jamaica - Goal(s): none
INDIA: Rajat Ghosh Dastidar; Debjit Ghosh, Deepak Mondal (46' Manitombi Singh), Mahesh Gawli, Samir Naik (79' Satish Kumar Bharti); Jo Paul Ancheri, Shanmugam Venkatesh, Renedy Singh, Tomba Singh (62' Bijen Singh); Baichung Bhutia (Captain), Abhishek Yadav (74' Praveen Kumar).
JAMAICA: Ricketts, Davis, McDonald, Goodison, Dawkins (83' D. Williams), Jackson, Hendricks (72' J. Williams), Daley, Taylor, Wilson (60' Dean), Anderson (32' Nelson).
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Goa Professional League: Salgaocar SC 2-0 Vasco SC
Goa Professional League: Dempo SC 1-0 Churchill Brothers SC
Punjab State Super League: JCT Mills 1-1 Border Security Force