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Day three of the Subroto Cup was packed with thrilling football action. Haryana and West Bengal emerged as the dominant forces with massive victories. Young players showcased impressive skill and teamwork across all matches. The tournament continues to highlight exciting new talent in school football.

Key Points: Haryana West Bengal Dominate Day 3 Subroto Cup Sub-Junior Boys

  • Haryana's Indira Modern High School crushes opponents with an 8-0 victory
  • West Bengal's team delivers a dominant 8-1 win over Nagaland
  • Sukhvinder scores four goals for Haryana in a standout performance
  • Gujarat's Anand Niketan School secures a solid 2-0 win to close the day
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Haryana and West Bengal dominate on day three of Subroto Cup Sub-Junior Boys

Haryana and West Bengal teams secure massive 8-0 and 8-1 victories on day three of the Subroto Cup U-15 football tournament, with Gujarat also earning a confident win.

"Sukhvinder starred with four goals - Match Report"

Delhi, Sep 6

The third day of the 64th Subroto Cup International Football Tournament, Sub Junior Boys (U-15) delivered plenty of action, from high-scoring thrillers to close contests. Haryana and West Bengal stole the show with big-margin victories, while Gujarat also impressed with a solid win to end the day’s proceedings.

The day opened with a close contest as Minerva Public School (CISCE) held Shri Leelanand Secondary School (Jharkhand) to a 2-2 draw. Mamesh (30’) and Bickson (33’) scored for CISCE, while Sandeep (22’) and Asish (35’) netted for Jharkhand.

Indira Modern High School (Haryana) produced a dominant performance against Tashi Namgyal Academy (IPSC), sealing a comprehensive 8-0 victory. Sukhvinder starred with four goals (2’, 17’, 20’, 43’), while Rohit (11’), Aran (22’, 24’) and Aditya (50+2’) added to the tally in a one-sided encounter.

Government Model Senior Secondary School (Chandigarh) played out a 1-1 draw with Mothers Pride Public School (Himachal Pradesh). Krishna (9’) gave Chandigarh the lead, but Gurkaran (50’) equalised late in the game to share the spoils.

The afternoon clash saw Manikpara Vivekananda Vidyapith (West Bengal) overpower SFS Higher Secondary School (Nagaland) with a dominant 8-1 victory. Koushik (2’, 25’), Murmu (27’, 29’), Soumen (9’), Fagun (11’), Abhijit (42’), and Nehal (50+1’) were on target for West Bengal, while Ngnamillen (46’) scored the lone goal for Nagaland.

In the last match of the day, Anand Niketan School (Gujarat) earned a confident 2-0 win over Jayshree Periwal International School (ISSO). Megh opened the scoring in the 23rd minute before Shubham sealed the result with a stoppage-time strike (50+1’).

Day 3 once again highlighted the spirit of the Subroto Cup, young players stepping up with skill, teamwork, and determination. As the Sub Junior Boys (U-15) competition moves forward, fans can expect even more exciting matches and fresh talent making their mark on the tournament

- IANS

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Priya S
West Bengal showing why they're football powerhouses! 8-1 against Nagaland is impressive, but I hope the tournament organizers ensure more competitive matches. Big scorelines can be demoralizing for young players.
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Aditya G
Great to see Gujarat performing well too! Megh and Shubham securing that 2-0 win shows there's talent beyond the traditional football states. Subroto Cup always brings out hidden gems!
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Sarah B
The 2-2 draw between CISCE and Jharkhand sounds like the most exciting match! Back and forth goals within minutes - that's proper football drama. These young players are playing with so much passion!
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Karthik V
Subroto Cup has been nurturing football talent for decades. Remember when Baichung Bhutia played here? Who knows, we might be watching future Indian team players right now! 🏆
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Michael C
Impressive goal-scoring displays! But I hope the coaches are also focusing on defensive discipline. Some of these scorelines suggest uneven matchups or defensive vulnerabilities that need addressing.

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