The Indian Women’s League 2 (2024-25) Final Round concluded in emphatic fashion as SESA Football Academy delivered a clinical 4-0 victory over Krida Prabodhini Pune at the historic Duler Stadium in Mapusa, Goa.
SESA FA asserted their dominance early, controlling the flow of the match with precise passing and tactical superiority. They opened the scoring in the 32nd minute and doubled their advantage just six minutes later, closing the first half with a comfortable 2-0 lead.
Continuing their momentum, they added a third goal in the 73rd minute before capping off a brilliant performance with a fourth in injury time at 90+02:04. Pushpa Parab was named Player of the Match for her commanding performance in midfield, orchestrating plays and maintaining composure under pressure.
SESA FA’s superiority was reflected not just on the scoreboard but in the statistics as well. They enjoyed 57% possession, compared to Krida Prabodhini’s 43%, and took 18 shots with 14 on target, clearly outpacing their opponents who managed 11 shots, with 6 on target. Both teams earned 3 corners each, but SESA’s clinical finishing made the difference.
The match was notably clean, with no cards shown, only one foul committed by Krida, and no red cards or major stoppages. SESA was caught offside twice, while Krida had none.
Assam State Premier League
In a one-sided encounter, Chhaygaon FC delivered a footballing masterclass, thrashing Hawk Football Academy 7-0 in a commanding performance in the Assam State Premier League.
The game saw an explosive start with Chinmay Das opening the scoring just 7 minutes into the game, followed swiftly by Kordor Dkhar’s strike at the 8th minute. Midul Doley, the standout performer, recorded a sensational hat-trick with goals in the 41st, 68th, and final minute (90:00), while Chinmay Das added a second to his tally in the 63rd minute. Wester Synshiang also joined the scoresheet in the 72nd minute, sealing the rout.
Raigad Premier League
In a dominating display of cricket, K3 Karjat Khalapur Khopoli Warriors crushed Mg Maratha Uran by 9 wickets, chasing down a modest target of 67 in just 6.4 overs.
The star of the show was Aditya Darge
, who delivered a phenomenal bowling performance with figures of 5 wickets for just 6 runs in 4 overs, maintaining an exceptional economy rate of 1.50. He was ably supported by D. Tandel, who chipped in with 1 wicket for 5 runs in 2 overs. Chasing the target, O. Gavade stole the spotlight with the bat, smashing a fiery 59 off 30 balls, including 6 fours and 5 sixes, at a blistering strike rate of 196, ensuring a swift and emphatic victory for K3W.
