All India Football Federation’s Elite Academy registered a convincing 6-1 victory over Sesa Goa’s Professional Team in a friendly match in Goa. The Elite Academy boys presently training under ColmJoseph Toal, Head Coach, Youth Development, led 2-0 at the interval.
The two Teams had played a goalless draw in the last practice match which was played the previous week.“Our performance was of a very high level,” Toal said. “We are hoping to continue this level of performance in the last month of the Academy Year,” he maintained.
Practice matches are a part of the Curriculum of AIFF Academies. For the AIFF Elite Academy Sumit Ghosh scored a brace while Pawan Kumar, Naro Hari, SK Faiaz and Raja Rawat scored one apiece.
All India Football Federation’s Elite Academy Boys went down 2-3 to Sporting Clube de Goa Reserve Team in a Friendly match played at the Don Bosco Ground in Panjim on Tuesday.
A last minute winner helped the Airtel I-League side pull off a heist in an otherwise seesaw battle where the U-19 Elite Academy dominated proceedings for large spells.
Stopper back Pawan Kumar put the Academy Boys in front in the first minute itself and Isaac doubled the lead 21 minutes later.
But Sporting came back strongly scoring three goals in the span of ten minutes to go into the break with their noses ahead. It was 3-2 at halftime.
Striker Naro Hari brought matters on even keel five minutes after the restart only to fall behind for the final time deep into injury time.
All India Football Federation’s Elite Academy Boys went down 2-3 to Sporting Clube de Goa Reserve Team in a Friendly match played at the Don Bosco Ground in Panjim on Tuesday.
A last minute winner helped the Airtel I-League side pull off a heist in an otherwise seesaw battle where the U-19 Elite Academy dominated proceedings for large spells.
Stopper back Pawan Kumar put the Academy Boys in front in the first minute itself and Isaac doubled the lead 21 minutes later.
But Sporting came back strongly scoring three goals in the span of ten minutes to go into the break with their noses ahead. It was 3-2 at halftime.
Striker Naro Hari brought matters on even keel five minutes after the restart only to fall behind for the final time deep into injury time.
Comments
https://www.the-aiff.com/news-center-details.htm?_e_pi_=7,PAGE_ID10,3952762989
The two Teams had played a goalless draw in the last practice match which was played the previous week.“Our performance was of a very high level,” Toal said. “We are hoping to continue this level of performance in the last month of the Academy Year,” he maintained.
Practice matches are a part of the Curriculum of AIFF Academies.
For the AIFF Elite Academy Sumit Ghosh scored a brace while Pawan Kumar, Naro Hari, SK Faiaz and Raja Rawat scored one apiece.
A last minute winner helped the Airtel I-League side pull off a heist in an otherwise seesaw battle where the U-19 Elite Academy dominated proceedings for large spells.
Stopper back Pawan Kumar put the Academy Boys in front in the first minute itself and Isaac doubled the lead 21 minutes later.
But Sporting came back strongly scoring three goals in the span of ten minutes to go into the break with their noses ahead. It was 3-2 at halftime.
Striker Naro Hari brought matters on even keel five minutes after the restart only to fall behind for the final time deep into injury time.
A last minute winner helped the Airtel I-League side pull off a heist in an otherwise seesaw battle where the U-19 Elite Academy dominated proceedings for large spells.
Stopper back Pawan Kumar put the Academy Boys in front in the first minute itself and Isaac doubled the lead 21 minutes later.
But Sporting came back strongly scoring three goals in the span of ten minutes to go into the break with their noses ahead. It was 3-2 at halftime.
Striker Naro Hari brought matters on even keel five minutes after the restart only to fall behind for the final time deep into injury time.