OIL enter semi-finals:
Kokrajhar, Dec 11: Oil India Limited Duliajan entered the semi-final of Bodoland Martyrs Gold Cup Football Championship 2007 defeating Green Valley of Guwahati 2-0 here on Tuesday.
Striker Raju Sarkar netted the first goal in the 69th minute of the game, while Jayanta Basumatary pumped in another goal for OIL in the 72 minute.
Md Sporting Club will take on ASEB, Guwahati, on Wednesday.
Source: The Assam Tribune
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Wednesday, December 12, 2007
Tuesday, December 11, 2007
Bodoland Martyrs’ Gold Cup Football
Assam Rifles in quarter-finals:
Kokrajhar, Dec. 10: Assam Rifles, Tezpur, on Monday edged past Sports Authority of India SC, Guwahati, 4-2 in tie-breaker to book a berth in the quarter-finals of the 8th Bodoland Martyrs’ Gold Cup football championship, which is under way at Kokrajhar District Sports Association ground.
Rajesh Das drew first blood for Sports Authority in the 34th minute. The equaliser for Assam Rifles came off the boot of Santa Singh in the 86th minute.
With both the teams failing to score any more goals, the match was decided through penalty shootout where Assam Rifles goalkeeper Dinesh Singh helped his team win by saving three shots.
Naoba Singh, Thoiba Singh and Santa Singh scored for Assam Rifles in the tie-breaker, while Birdwm Basumatary netted the lone goal for Sports Authority.
On Tuesday, Oil India Ltd, Duliajan, will play Green Valley Sports Club, Guwahati.
Posted On: The Telegraph
Kokrajhar, Dec. 10: Assam Rifles, Tezpur, on Monday edged past Sports Authority of India SC, Guwahati, 4-2 in tie-breaker to book a berth in the quarter-finals of the 8th Bodoland Martyrs’ Gold Cup football championship, which is under way at Kokrajhar District Sports Association ground.
Rajesh Das drew first blood for Sports Authority in the 34th minute. The equaliser for Assam Rifles came off the boot of Santa Singh in the 86th minute.
With both the teams failing to score any more goals, the match was decided through penalty shootout where Assam Rifles goalkeeper Dinesh Singh helped his team win by saving three shots.
Naoba Singh, Thoiba Singh and Santa Singh scored for Assam Rifles in the tie-breaker, while Birdwm Basumatary netted the lone goal for Sports Authority.
On Tuesday, Oil India Ltd, Duliajan, will play Green Valley Sports Club, Guwahati.
Posted On: The Telegraph
Thursday, December 6, 2007
51st Sir Churachand Football
AMOFA in CC Meet semi-final:
Imphal, Dec 5: AMOFA, Moirang, grabbed the last semi-final berth of the 51st CC Meet Football tournament after a convincing 3-1 victory over Assam's Green Valley at Khuman Lampak Main Stadium on Wednesday while USA, Khurai, defeated City Club, Heirok, 2-1 in an inconsequential quarter-final league round tie.
In semi-final matches, NISA, Thangmeiband, will take on MPSC on Thursday at 1.30 pm while the Moirang side will face SSU, Singjamei on December 7 (Friday) at the same time.
Having pipped NEROCA, Laipham Khunou, by a solitary goal earlier in the competition, a draw would have cleared AMOFA's path to the last four stage but the Moirang side began the match against Green Valley on a positive note with several inroads early in the game despite the opening goal coming late in the first half.
A Stephen Hmar pass resulted in Th Joychandra striking home in the 38th minute before the scorer (Joychandra) increased the lead to 2-0 tapping in a sloppy clearance from the Green Valley custodian in the 48th.
Stephen Hmar put the score line to an unassailable 3-0 in the 63rd minute while Apurva Phukan found the invited team's consolation goal six minutes later.
Green Valley had also suffered 4-2 loss against NEROCA.
S Ginlemlal Guite of AMOFA and Apurva Phukan of Green Valley were booked in the match for unsporting conduct.
In the USA versus City Club match, the former's RK Adarsh broke the goalless first half stalemate with a 50th minute strike while S Surchand doubled the lead two minutes later.
W Daniel was the architect in both the USA scores.
N Jasobanta bridged the score deficit for the Heirok side.
Source: The Sangai Express
Imphal, Dec 5: AMOFA, Moirang, grabbed the last semi-final berth of the 51st CC Meet Football tournament after a convincing 3-1 victory over Assam's Green Valley at Khuman Lampak Main Stadium on Wednesday while USA, Khurai, defeated City Club, Heirok, 2-1 in an inconsequential quarter-final league round tie.
In semi-final matches, NISA, Thangmeiband, will take on MPSC on Thursday at 1.30 pm while the Moirang side will face SSU, Singjamei on December 7 (Friday) at the same time.
Having pipped NEROCA, Laipham Khunou, by a solitary goal earlier in the competition, a draw would have cleared AMOFA's path to the last four stage but the Moirang side began the match against Green Valley on a positive note with several inroads early in the game despite the opening goal coming late in the first half.
A Stephen Hmar pass resulted in Th Joychandra striking home in the 38th minute before the scorer (Joychandra) increased the lead to 2-0 tapping in a sloppy clearance from the Green Valley custodian in the 48th.
Stephen Hmar put the score line to an unassailable 3-0 in the 63rd minute while Apurva Phukan found the invited team's consolation goal six minutes later.
Green Valley had also suffered 4-2 loss against NEROCA.
S Ginlemlal Guite of AMOFA and Apurva Phukan of Green Valley were booked in the match for unsporting conduct.
In the USA versus City Club match, the former's RK Adarsh broke the goalless first half stalemate with a 50th minute strike while S Surchand doubled the lead two minutes later.
W Daniel was the architect in both the USA scores.
N Jasobanta bridged the score deficit for the Heirok side.
Source: The Sangai Express
Wednesday, December 5, 2007
51st Sir Churachand Memorial Football
MPSC in CC Meet semi-final:
Imphal, Dec 4: Veteran striker I Nillakumar netted his sixth goal of the competition on Tuesday as Manipur Police sports Club (MPSC) joined NISA and SSU in the last four stage of the 51st Sir Churachand Singh KCSI CBE Memorial Football tournament here.
On the penultimate day of quarter-final league on Tuesday, the police side edged past YWC, Thambalkhong, 2-1 to top Group P with six points.
Nillakumar headed in the MPSC opener six minutes into the game to become the highest goal scorer in the competition so far.
YWC levelled the score when L Indramani drilled in from a goalmouth melee in the 22nd only to find Nillakumar shake off his markers to feed M Somochandra to regain the one goal advantage six minutes later.
Earlier in the tournament, MPSC had trounced Nagaland Police 4-0 with the Thambalkhong side defeating NP 2-0.The quarter-final round will conclude tomorrow (Wednesday) with AMOFA, Moirang, and Assam's Green Valley facing each other in a must win game for both the sides while City Club and USA will play for academic interest.
Source: The Sangai Express
Imphal, Dec 4: Veteran striker I Nillakumar netted his sixth goal of the competition on Tuesday as Manipur Police sports Club (MPSC) joined NISA and SSU in the last four stage of the 51st Sir Churachand Singh KCSI CBE Memorial Football tournament here.
On the penultimate day of quarter-final league on Tuesday, the police side edged past YWC, Thambalkhong, 2-1 to top Group P with six points.
Nillakumar headed in the MPSC opener six minutes into the game to become the highest goal scorer in the competition so far.
YWC levelled the score when L Indramani drilled in from a goalmouth melee in the 22nd only to find Nillakumar shake off his markers to feed M Somochandra to regain the one goal advantage six minutes later.
Earlier in the tournament, MPSC had trounced Nagaland Police 4-0 with the Thambalkhong side defeating NP 2-0.The quarter-final round will conclude tomorrow (Wednesday) with AMOFA, Moirang, and Assam's Green Valley facing each other in a must win game for both the sides while City Club and USA will play for academic interest.
Source: The Sangai Express
Tuesday, December 4, 2007
Sir Churachand Football
SSU in 51st CC Meet semi-finals:
Imphal, Dec 3: G Ninja Kabui's late strike guaranteed SSU, Singjamei a place in the semi -finals of the 51st CC Meet football tournament as NEROCA, Laipham Khunou overwhelmed Assam's Green Valley 4-2 in another quarter-final group tie here on Monday.
Needing an outright win to seal the last four berth against USA, Khurai, the reigning champions SSU had their own share of anxious moments particularly in first half before Ninja Kabui scored the match winner six minutes from the final whistle to top Group S on six points as SSU had also defeated City Club, Heirok 3-0 earlier in the competition.
The NEROCA versus Green Valley game began with the Assam side taking the lead off an Abhijit Nandy header in the eighth minute which was neutralised by S Thomas in the 22nd minute.
NEROCA struck two minutes later when Nabachandra curled in from near the top of the rivals' penalty area before Ksh Malemnganba extended the lead to 3-1 in the 56th.While H Chakravarti netted the fourth NEROCA goal in the 67th, Apurva Phukan managed to pull back one for Green Valley seconds from end of normal time.
Green Valley face an uphill task against AMOFA in their next Group R quarter-final match as the Moirang side would be equally determined to advance having defeated NEROCA by a solitary goal.
Source: The Sangai Express
Imphal, Dec 3: G Ninja Kabui's late strike guaranteed SSU, Singjamei a place in the semi -finals of the 51st CC Meet football tournament as NEROCA, Laipham Khunou overwhelmed Assam's Green Valley 4-2 in another quarter-final group tie here on Monday.
Needing an outright win to seal the last four berth against USA, Khurai, the reigning champions SSU had their own share of anxious moments particularly in first half before Ninja Kabui scored the match winner six minutes from the final whistle to top Group S on six points as SSU had also defeated City Club, Heirok 3-0 earlier in the competition.
The NEROCA versus Green Valley game began with the Assam side taking the lead off an Abhijit Nandy header in the eighth minute which was neutralised by S Thomas in the 22nd minute.
NEROCA struck two minutes later when Nabachandra curled in from near the top of the rivals' penalty area before Ksh Malemnganba extended the lead to 3-1 in the 56th.While H Chakravarti netted the fourth NEROCA goal in the 67th, Apurva Phukan managed to pull back one for Green Valley seconds from end of normal time.
Green Valley face an uphill task against AMOFA in their next Group R quarter-final match as the Moirang side would be equally determined to advance having defeated NEROCA by a solitary goal.
Source: The Sangai Express
Friday, November 9, 2007
56th Bordoloi Trophy
SAI Sports Club beat Green Valley 1-0 in inaugural match:
Nov 8: SAI Sports Club moved into the next round of the 56th Bordoloi Trophy football tournament defeating Green Valley Sports Club by a solitary goal in the inaugural tie at Guwahati’s Nehru Stadium today (Nov 8).
In a mediocre encounter, the all-important goal of the match was scored by Santosh Chutia in the fourth minute of the game.
Santosh, who missed a golden opportunity in the second minute of the game, headed in corner kick taken by Jibeswar Boro.
In the second half, Green Valley came near to scoring the equaliser but Abhijit Nandy missed the target. Their Nigerian striker Abraham Goodluck created several openings combining with Daithun Basumatary and Saurav Ghosh, but the SAI defence line, led Raju Basumatary, foiled all the Green Valley moves.
Asom Health and Family Welfare Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma inaugurated the tournament and the organizers -- Guwahati Sports Association (GSA) – which is celebrating its golden jubilee year, felicitated veterans like Ananda Lahkar, Badal Thakur, Tayabun Nesa, Mukut Medhi, Binoy Medhi, Dipankar Bhattacharya, Bijoy Hazarika, Ranjit Singh, Zakir Ahmed, Dipu Choudhury, Tarini Barman, Pulin Das and Nripendra Narayan Singha.
A march past competition for the school children was organised to mark the opening ceremony where seven schools of the city took part.
Meanwhile, Tata Tea has also come forward to become one of the sponsors of the meet. The company will provide Rs 2 lakh to the GSA for organising the meet.
Match on Nov 8:: City Police vs New Model Club; Udalguri, FCISC vs 2nd ASRF (kick-off at 2 pm).
Source: The Sentinel; The Assam Tribune
Nov 8: SAI Sports Club moved into the next round of the 56th Bordoloi Trophy football tournament defeating Green Valley Sports Club by a solitary goal in the inaugural tie at Guwahati’s Nehru Stadium today (Nov 8).
In a mediocre encounter, the all-important goal of the match was scored by Santosh Chutia in the fourth minute of the game.
Santosh, who missed a golden opportunity in the second minute of the game, headed in corner kick taken by Jibeswar Boro.
In the second half, Green Valley came near to scoring the equaliser but Abhijit Nandy missed the target. Their Nigerian striker Abraham Goodluck created several openings combining with Daithun Basumatary and Saurav Ghosh, but the SAI defence line, led Raju Basumatary, foiled all the Green Valley moves.
Asom Health and Family Welfare Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma inaugurated the tournament and the organizers -- Guwahati Sports Association (GSA) – which is celebrating its golden jubilee year, felicitated veterans like Ananda Lahkar, Badal Thakur, Tayabun Nesa, Mukut Medhi, Binoy Medhi, Dipankar Bhattacharya, Bijoy Hazarika, Ranjit Singh, Zakir Ahmed, Dipu Choudhury, Tarini Barman, Pulin Das and Nripendra Narayan Singha.
A march past competition for the school children was organised to mark the opening ceremony where seven schools of the city took part.
Meanwhile, Tata Tea has also come forward to become one of the sponsors of the meet. The company will provide Rs 2 lakh to the GSA for organising the meet.
Match on Nov 8:: City Police vs New Model Club; Udalguri, FCISC vs 2nd ASRF (kick-off at 2 pm).
Source: The Sentinel; The Assam Tribune
Thursday, November 8, 2007
56th Bordoloi Trophy from Nov 8
Nov 7: The 56th edition of the Bordoloi Trophy will get underway with a match between Green Valley Sports Club and SAISC at Nehru Stadium at Guwahati on Thursday (Nov 8).
The Gauhati Sports Association (GSA), which is celebrating its golden jubilee year, has decided to revive the Bordoloi Trophy. As part of its plans, the GSA has invited two foreign teams -- Port Authority of Thailand and Abahani Limited, Bangladesh -- to add vigour to the prestigious tournament, which, many believe, is losing its prestige among the people.
The two teams will be seen in action along with other leading clubs of the country, including Vasco Sports Club, Goa, and other outfits from the North-east.
GSA will also felicitate all former presidents and secretaries along with a few veteran players, organizers and officials during the inaugural function tomorrow.
Dignitaries to be felicitated during the inaugural function are: Niloy Dutta and Rana Goswami (former presidents); Chitta Ranjan Bhowmick, Prasanna Kalita, Munin Nabis and Dipak Hazarika (former secretaries); Badal Thakur (cricket), Ananda Laskar (football), Pulin Das (sports scribe), NN Singh (soccer referee), Dipu Choudhury (commentator), Zakir Ahmed (sports organizer), Binoy Medhi (volleyball), Bijoy Hazarika (table tennis), Tarani Barman (sports photographer), Ranjit Singh (hockey), Tayabun Nessa (athletics), Mukut Medhi (basketball) and Dipankar Bhattacharjee (badminton).
The Gauhati Sports Association (GSA), which is celebrating its golden jubilee year, has decided to revive the Bordoloi Trophy. As part of its plans, the GSA has invited two foreign teams -- Port Authority of Thailand and Abahani Limited, Bangladesh -- to add vigour to the prestigious tournament, which, many believe, is losing its prestige among the people.
The two teams will be seen in action along with other leading clubs of the country, including Vasco Sports Club, Goa, and other outfits from the North-east.
GSA will also felicitate all former presidents and secretaries along with a few veteran players, organizers and officials during the inaugural function tomorrow.
Dignitaries to be felicitated during the inaugural function are: Niloy Dutta and Rana Goswami (former presidents); Chitta Ranjan Bhowmick, Prasanna Kalita, Munin Nabis and Dipak Hazarika (former secretaries); Badal Thakur (cricket), Ananda Laskar (football), Pulin Das (sports scribe), NN Singh (soccer referee), Dipu Choudhury (commentator), Zakir Ahmed (sports organizer), Binoy Medhi (volleyball), Bijoy Hazarika (table tennis), Tarani Barman (sports photographer), Ranjit Singh (hockey), Tayabun Nessa (athletics), Mukut Medhi (basketball) and Dipankar Bhattacharjee (badminton).
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