In a commanding display of skill and discipline, Indian Arrows Women Juniors overpowered SESA FA in the Indian Women’s League 2 (2024–25 Final Round).
The match progressed with two minutes of added time in both halves, reflecting a well-managed and fluid contest.
Despite SESA FA creating 12 chances—one more than Indian Arrows' 11—the Arrows proved far more clinical, converting their opportunities into 7 shots on target compared to SESA's 3.
Their attacking momentum was complemented by a stronger set-piece presence, earning 4 corners to SESA’s 2.
Defensively, Indian Arrows dominated the physical battle with 27 tackles, significantly ahead of SESA FA’s 19. Both teams displayed commendable discipline, committing only one foul each during the match. Offside decisions were slightly more frequent against Indian Arrows (3) than SESA FA (2).
Capping off the performance, Anita Dungdung was named Player of the Match for her standout contribution, playing a pivotal role in Indian Arrows' commanding presence on the field.
Hops FC delivered a commanding performance at the Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium, Delhi, thrashing Rangers SC 9-0 in a one-sided fixture of the Women’s Premier League.
The match, part of the 13-team tournament, showcased Hops FC’s attacking brilliance and tactical superiority from the opening whistle. By halftime, the tone had already been set with a flurry of goals, and the team continued to pile on the pressure until the final whistle at the 90-minute mark.
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Rangers SC struggled to find rhythm throughout the game, unable to break through a disciplined Hops FC defense or contain their relentless offense.
The standout performer of the match was Varsha Rani Social, whose exceptional display earned her the Player of the Match title. Her contribution was central to Hops FC's emphatic victory and left spectators and analysts alike praising her impact on the field.
Jorhat Town Club secured a narrow 1-0 victory over Elevenstar Club in a closely contested match held earlier today. The lone goal of the match proved decisive, allowing Jorhat Town Club to claim all three points.
The game was evenly matched with Jorhat Town Club holding a slight edge in possession at 54% compared to Elevenstar Club’s 46%. Despite the balance in play, it was Jorhat who proved more clinical, registering 5 shots, with 1 on target — the shot that ultimately made the difference. Elevenstar, while managing 3 shots, failed to test the goalkeeper with none on target.
Both teams showed aggression on the pitch, committing 6 fouls each. The referee issued a total of 3 yellow cards — 2 to Jorhat and 1 to Elevenstar — but no red cards were shown.
Jorhat Town Club also led in corner kicks with 5, while Elevenstar earned 3.
Interestingly, Jorhat was flagged offside 3 times, while Elevenstar maintained better discipline in that aspect with none.
The first half saw 5 minutes of added time, while the second half extended by 7 minutes and 34 seconds, highlighting the intensity and interruptions in the game.
