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About 30 of the most talented football players from across the country have been selected for the programme
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With goal remaining elusive, India has to gear up for tougher battles ahead against Singapore and Hong Kong in the four-team group
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Pape Gassama opened the scoring for the hosts in the 29th minute, while David Castañeda equalised from the penalty spot in the 12th minute of additional time at the end of the second half
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Deccan Warriors played out a 2-2 draw against Inter Kashi in their last league fixture, while Churchill Brothers FC secured a 3-1 victory over their Goan rivals, Dempo SC
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K Prasanth opened the scoring for the visitors in the 17th minute, but David Castaneda equalised in the 48th minute
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This was India's first win in 16 months and also first under Manolo Marquez
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In the last league fixture, the Deccan Warriors recorded a 1-0 win away to Delhi FC, while Inter Kashi defeated Namdhari FC 3-2
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Indian senior men’s team have had two training sessions in Shillong
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After starting off the season with two draws, Gokulam Kerala have pulled themselves up marvellously, winning six matches on the trot
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The result also meant that Kerala Blasters wrapped up the campaign with 29 points to finish eighth while HFC finished at the penultimate place with 18 points
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Football legends Luís Figo, Carles Puyol, Fernando Morientes, and Ricardo Quaresma are set to take part in this highly anticipated showdown. Luís Figo, a 2000 Ballon d'Or winner and an iconic figure in Portuguese football, had a remarkable career with both FC Barcelona and Real Madrid, securing multiple La Liga titles and the 2002 UEFA Champions League with Los Blancos.
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Top two teams from each group will qualify for the semi-finals that will be played on May 16
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The home team is in the penultimate place on the points table with 17 points from 23 games
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Ramhlunchhunga's story is another reminder of the potential that young Indian players possess and the league continues to be a stage for them to shine
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Real Madrid and Barcelona to clash in Mumbai on April 6
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The 1-1 draw in ISL helps 'Men of Steel' move to second spot, eight points behind the Mariners (36), with an extra game in hand
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In a closely contested final, St Michael’s School edged past Tetra FC 3-2 to clinch the title, with Samson, Jason, and Reyansh each scoring a goal
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Noah Sadaoui's first-half penalty secured all three points for the away team, as the Shers failed to capitalize on their two-man advantage in the final quarter. This marked their fourth consecutive defeat, leaving them in eighth place with 18 points, while Kerala Blasters, with their second consecutive win, moved up to ninth with 17 points.
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Jammu and Kashmir secured a top-four finish in Group A with seven points from five matches. A 74th-minute goal by Adnan Ayub gave them a 1-0 victory over Rajasthan, ensuring they advanced to the quarterfinals. Rajasthan, however, needed a win and hoped for a Manipur victory over Telangana to keep their quarterfinal hopes alive, but their efforts fell short.
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When Alaaeddin arrived in India, he was relatively unknown, but quickly proved his worth. He broke Elano’s record of scoring in six consecutive matches and became the fastest player to score over 10 goals in ISL history. Additionally, he set the record for the first player to score three consecutive braces and shares the longest goal-scoring streak in the league. Currently leading the top-scorers chart, Alaaeddin has cemented his place as one of the most formidable forwards in the competition.