Subroto Cup: Kerala becomes champion

Kerala won the 64th season of Subroto Cup International Football Tournament. In the final of Boys Under-17 played at BR Ambedkar Stadium in Delhi, Farooq Higher Secondary School in Kerala defeated Amenity Public School, Uttarakhand 2–0. For the winning team, Takhelamba scored the 20th minute and Adikrishna scored in the 62nd minute. This domestic football Mahakumbh, which started in Delhi on August 19, ended in a brilliant manner with a thrilling match. Some matches of this tournament were also held in Bengaluru.

Domination of Kerala

In the first half of the game, Kerala scored a goal, while in the second half, the same team dominated and scored another goal to register a spectacular victory over Uttarakhand. Amenity Public School performed strongly in both half and also made some opportunities, but could not redeem them. Meanwhile, Air Chief Marshal AP Singh PVSM AVSM, Air Force Chief and Subroto Mukherjee were present in the Sport Education Society, while Divyansh Singh Panwar, Olympian and members of the Indian shooting team were the Chief Guest of the final.

Subroto Cup Champions

Navy's Paratropers tied up

The program concluded with a spectacular prize distribution ceremony, where not only the winners, but also runners -up were honored for their efforts. Earlier, the day's program began with a great performance of Army School children and Navy Paratropers, who came to the stadium through parachute and won the hearts of the audience. Let us know that on Thursday, all the best players of this season will get the opportunity to train in Germany under the news 9 Indian Tigers and Talent Hunt initiative of TV 9 network.

Olympian and member of the Indian shooting team Divyansh Singh Panwar, in a conversation with News 9 Sports, praised the "Indian Tigers and Tigrants" initiative, describing it as a big change for all football lovers in India. Panwar, who won a silver medal in the 10m air rifle event at the 2019 ISSF World Cup, secured a quota position for India in the 2020 Olympics, where he secured 32nd rank. He said that foreign experience will help all boys and girls to learn a lot so that they will be able to adopt this game professionally in future.

The roads open for young players

Subroto Cup Secretary, Group Captain Gajanand Yadav praised the TV 9 Network's News 9 Indian Tigers and Tigrants Football Talent Hunt initiative, which has collaborated with this tournament for the second consecutive year. Yadav said that TV 9 is doing a great job and they have continued our support this year, due to which this cooperation has been very spectacular. When asked about Subroto Cup, he said that such tournaments provide us with a platform to find talent and then give them to different clubs, which opens the way to participate in the national and international tournaments.