Key Points

The Subroto Cup Junior Girls U-17 tournament has reached an exciting crescendo with Assam and West Bengal securing their spots in the final. Assam dominated their semifinal match against Kerala with a 4-1 victory, featuring Mari Mech's impressive three-goal performance. West Bengal narrowly won their semifinal against Haryana with a solitary goal by Diya Biswas. The final promises to be a thrilling encounter between two passionate and skilled teams on August 28.

Key Points: Assam West Bengal Clash in Subroto Cup Junior Girls Final

  • Assam defeats Kerala 4-1 with Mari Mech's hat-trick
  • West Bengal edges Haryana 1-0 through Diya Biswas goal
  • Betkuchi High School leads Assam's impressive performance
  • Final set for August 28 at Pinto Park Football Ground
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Subroto Cup 2025: Assam and West Bengal enter Junior Girls final

Thrilling Subroto Cup semifinal sees Assam and West Bengal secure spots with impressive victories in U-17 girls football tournament

"The semifinal matches reflected the passion and dedication of the young girls - Tournament Report"

New Delhi, Aug 25

The Junior Girls' U-17 of the Subroto Cup international football tournament semifinal is now at its business end as the semifinal matches witnessed spirited performances, with Assam and West Bengal securing their places in the finals, held at Pinto Park Football Ground, Delhi.

Assam and West Bengal had earlier reached the semi-finals, having produced dominant displays with a win over Goa (6-0) and over West Bengal (5-0), respectively.

In the first semifinal, Betkuchi High School, Assam, displayed immense energy and determination to defeat Lal Bahadur Shastri Memorial Hr. Sec. School, Kerala, with a convincing 4-1 win. Assam's Nilina Brahma opened the scoring in the 9th minute, while Mari Mech was the star of the match, netting three goals (25', 35', 48') to seal the victory. For Kerala, Sanjana CS scored their only goal in the 37th minute. The Assamese girls showed great commitment on the field, defending bravely and attacking with purpose to secure their place in the final.

The second semifinal, Nandajhar Adibashi Pashili High School, West Bengal, edged past PM Shri GGSSS Mangali, Haryana, 1-0, in a closely fought contest. Diya Biswas struck the decisive goal in the 14th minute, and from there, the West Bengal girls showcased tremendous grit and teamwork to protect their lead. Rooted in a state with a rich footballing tradition, the team celebrated their win, as Haryana fought till the last whistle but couldn't find the equaliser.

The semifinal matches reflected the passion and dedication of the young girls, many of whom aspire to find their way into the Indian women's football team in the future. Assam and West Bengal will now face each other in the final on August 28, promising a thrilling conclusion to this year's Subroto Cup Junior Girls (U-17) category.

- IANS

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Rohit P
West Bengal's football tradition continues! That 1-0 win shows real character and defensive discipline. Diya Biswas with the early goal and then holding on - proper football strategy. Final should be exciting!
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Ananya R
So heartwarming to see young girls playing with such passion and skill. These tournaments are crucial for women's football development in India. Hope some of these players make it to the national team someday! 🇮🇳
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Sarah B
While the performances are impressive, I wish there was more media coverage for these young athletes. They deserve the same attention as the boys' teams get. Great job girls!
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Vikram M
Assam's 4-1 victory was clinical! Scoring in the 9th minute and then maintaining pressure - that's championship mentality. Mari Mech is definitely one to watch for the future.
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Kavya N
As a football fan from Kerala, disappointed with our loss but proud of the girls for reaching semis. Sanjana's goal was well taken. Wishing both finalists the best - may the better team win! âš½

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