#kbfc

[skyecoaiart]

Destroyed World

[excelfit]

With 92 goals to his name in 141 international appearances, Sunil Chhetri is currently the third highest goal-scorer among active players in international matches, only behind Portuguese ace Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi of Argentina. Chhetri is the fourth-highest goal-scorer in the overall list.

[trendingkhabar]

ISL-10 | Luna is Kerala Blasters’ saviour again

Victory dance: Luna is in red hot form for Kerala Blasters, scoring two goals in as many matches.  | Photo Credit: H VIBHU It’s tough to read Adrian Luna. His quick reflexes and lightning moves often leave rival defences in a tizzy. Luna, the Kerala Blasters Mr. Dependable, who has often pulled the team out of tight situations, came good again on Sunday night as the Kochi outfit defeated…

[abdulbasithtt1993]

🅦︎🅘︎🅝︎🅝︎🅔︎🅡︎🅢︎! 🎉

𝘿𝙪𝙧𝙖𝙣𝙙 𝘾𝙪𝙥 ❷⓿❷❸

🇫.🇨 🇲 🇴 🇭 🇺 🇳 🇧 🇦 🇬 🇦 🇳 🇮🇳❤️🏆🏅

#durandcup #football #indian #kolkata #premierleague #ynwa #matchday #backtheblue #keralablasters #cfl #indianfootball #indiansuperleague #letsfootball #heroisl #kbfc #keralafootball #bengalurufc #ileague #jamshedpurfc #mumbaicityfc #footballindia

[latestsupdates]

Kerala Blasters vs NorthEast United Highlights: Ten-Man KBFC Defends 0-0 Draw

In an intense and dramatic 0-0 draw between Kerala Blasters (KBFC) and NorthEast United (NEUFC), the match featured a gripping battle where KBFC held their ground with a ten-man defense after a controversial red card in the 63rd minute. Despite NEUFC’s attacking pressure, they couldn’t find the back of the net, thanks to solid goalkeeping from Sachin Suresh and resolute defending from KBFC’s remaining players. The match was a true test of resilience, with both teams creating chances but failing to convert.

[tfgadgets]

Kerala Blasters vs Hyderabad FC Highlights, ISL 2024-25; KBFC 1-2 HFC: Alba’s brace helps Nizams beat Yellow Army amidst controversy - Sportstar

Kerala Blasters vs Hyderabad FC Highlights, ISL 2024-25; KBFC 1-2 HFC: Alba’s brace helps Nizams beat Yellow Army amidst controversy  Sportstar Preview: Struggling Kerala Blasters FC and Hyderabad FC eye comeback as southern rivals meet  Indian Super League Traffic arrangements for ISL match today  The Times of India Kerala Blasters vs Hyderabad FC Highlights: Hyderabad beat Kerala Blasters 2-1…

[news365timesindia]

[ad_1] Pritam Kotal. Source: KBFC Media Pritam Kotal, one of the most reliable defenders in the Indian Super League (ISL), is set to return to his hometown for a special occasion — to play against ISL debutants Mohammedan SC. As a proud Kolkata boy, Pritam takes great pride in having three teams from the city in the ISL and is eagerly anticipating the chance to face the Black Panthers. The Kerala Blasters defender has also expressed his gratitude for the passionate fan support he receives in Kerala, saying it makes him feel at home. In this exclusive interaction with RevSportz, Pritam reminisced about the influence of his father and uncle on his football career, his journey from being a midfielder to one of the best defenders in the country, and the rumours that swirled during his visit to Kolkata during the last transfer window. On Kerala Blasters: “They Bring Their Best, and We Have to Be Ready” Kerala Blasters have had a mixed start in the ISL, with one win and two draws in their four matches so far. Reflecting on their campaign, Pritam was satisfied with the team’s progress despite their early exit from the Durand Cup at the hands of Bengaluru FC in the quarter-finals. “Our coach always tells us to improve step by step, and I think we’re doing just that,” Pritam said. “If you look at our passing and scoring, we’ve come a long way from where we were last season. We’ve made progress with every game, and I’m confident we’ll keep getting better.” On Mikael Stahre: A Coach Who Cares On and Off the Field Pritam had high praise for Kerala Blasters’ new head coach, Mikael Stahre, noting that the Swede’s ability to connect with the players, both on and off the pitch, has made a huge difference. “Coach Mikael isn’t just about tactics,” he said. “He talks to the junior players, gives them advice on how to grow both as players and professionals. He even asks about our families and makes sure we’re comfortable. It’s not just about football with him — he genuinely cares. That’s what makes him such a supportive coach.” Pritam Kotal. Source: KBFC Media Facing Mohammedan SC: A Special Homecoming For Pritam, the upcoming match against Mohammedan SC is particularly significant, as it marks a homecoming for the Kolkata native. He’s also excited about the fact that, for the first time, three teams from Kolkata are competing in the ISL. “It’s great to see three teams from Kolkata in the ISL for the first time, and as a local boy, that makes me really proud,” he said. “I can’t wait to face Mohammedan SC in front of the home crowd at Kishore Bharati Krirangan, but I know it won’t be easy. They’re a strong side, and we’ll need to be at our best.” Pritam also emphasised the importance of nurturing local talent: “I’d love to see more local players from Bengal in these teams. It would do a lot for the development of football in the region.” On the Passionate Kerala Blasters Fans: “Their Support Motivates Me” Pritam considers himself fortunate to have played for two of the biggest fanbases in Indian football — Mohun Bagan and Kerala Blasters. He shared how the passion of Kerala Blasters’ fans makes him feel right at home. “I feel lucky to have played for two teams with the best fanbases in India,” he said. “At Mohun Bagan, I connected deeply with the fans, and it’s the same here at Kerala. The fans in Kerala are incredible. Some of them travel 4-5 hours by bus or train just to reach Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium on matchday. Their passion motivates me, and that’s why I always try to give my best for them.” His Father’s Role in His Football Career Pritam credits his father and uncle for shaping his football career and helping him reach where he is today. He revealed how his uncle’s unfulfilled football dreams became his own inspiration. “I come from a football-loving family,” he said. “My dad used to take me to local tournaments when I was a kid, and my uncle was also a footballer, though he couldn’t go far. My dad and uncle’s dream rested on me, and they did everything to support my career.

I also owe a lot to my childhood coaches, Sanjay Chakraborty and Arup Nag. They were instrumental in my development as a player, and I wouldn’t be where I am without them.” The Truth Behind the Transfer Rumours During the last transfer window, there were widespread rumours that Pritam was on the verge of signing with one of the Kolkata giants after he was seen in the city. Pritam set the record straight, revealing that he had returned to Kolkata for personal reasons — his father had suffered a severe heart attack while he was at Kerala Blasters’ pre-season camp in Thailand. “A few days ago, my father had a severe heart attack while I was in Thailand for pre-season,” he said. “When my wife called to tell me, I went into the washroom and cried for 10 minutes. I then spoke to the coach and management, and they were very supportive, allowing me to take 2-3 weeks off to be with my family. I went to Kolkata for that reason, but some people assumed I was there to sign for another club. My priority was my family.” Pritam Kotal. Source: KBFC Media From Midfielder to Defender: Pritam’s Evolution Pritam’s journey from a midfielder to one of India’s top defenders is a fascinating one. He recalled how a trial at the U-19 national camp marked the beginning of his transition to defence. “I started my career as a defensive midfielder,” he said. “I got selected for the Bengal team in the Santosh Trophy as a midfielder, and I was also picked for the U-19 national team in the same position. But during a trial for the AFC Cup, the coach asked if I could play as a right-back, and I decided to give it a try. I even managed to get an assist, and that’s how my journey as a defender began. At Pailan Arrows, under Arthur Papas, I played as a right-back, centre-back, and left-back, which helped me understand each position better.” On Vibin Mohanan: “He Deserves a National Team Call-Up” Pritam is full of admiration for Vibin Mohanan, one of Kerala Blasters’ rising stars, and believes it’s time for the young midfielder to get a national team call-up. “Vibin is one of the finest midfielders in the ISL right now, and I think he deserves a national team call-up,” he said. “He has the potential to be a star for both Kerala and India, and if he keeps working hard, there’s no limit to what he can achieve.” A Dream to Return to the National Team Despite his success in club football, Pritam remains determined to earn another call-up to the national team. He believes that hard work and consistency are the keys to achieving this goal. “My last season wasn’t great, but I’m not giving up,” he said. The most important thing for me is to stick to my routine and keep progressing. My ultimate goal is to return to the national team. I know it’s very competitive right now, but with hard work, I believe I can make it back.” Also Read: Jamie Maclaren Shines as Mohun Bagan Outclass East Bengal 2-0 in Front of 59,000 The post Facing Mohammedan SC, and the Kerala Blasters’ Journey: Pritam Kotal on Homecoming appeared first on Sports News Portal | Latest Sports Articles | Revsports. [ad_2] Source link

[news365times]

[ad_1] Pritam Kotal. Source: KBFC Media Pritam Kotal, one of the most reliable defenders in the Indian Super League (ISL), is set to return to his hometown for a special occasion — to play against ISL debutants Mohammedan SC. As a proud Kolkata boy, Pritam takes great pride in having three teams from the city in the ISL and is eagerly anticipating the chance to face the Black Panthers. The Kerala Blasters defender has also expressed his gratitude for the passionate fan support he receives in Kerala, saying it makes him feel at home. In this exclusive interaction with RevSportz, Pritam reminisced about the influence of his father and uncle on his football career, his journey from being a midfielder to one of the best defenders in the country, and the rumours that swirled during his visit to Kolkata during the last transfer window. On Kerala Blasters: “They Bring Their Best, and We Have to Be Ready” Kerala Blasters have had a mixed start in the ISL, with one win and two draws in their four matches so far. Reflecting on their campaign, Pritam was satisfied with the team’s progress despite their early exit from the Durand Cup at the hands of Bengaluru FC in the quarter-finals. “Our coach always tells us to improve step by step, and I think we’re doing just that,” Pritam said. “If you look at our passing and scoring, we’ve come a long way from where we were last season. We’ve made progress with every game, and I’m confident we’ll keep getting better.” On Mikael Stahre: A Coach Who Cares On and Off the Field Pritam had high praise for Kerala Blasters’ new head coach, Mikael Stahre, noting that the Swede’s ability to connect with the players, both on and off the pitch, has made a huge difference. “Coach Mikael isn’t just about tactics,” he said. “He talks to the junior players, gives them advice on how to grow both as players and professionals. He even asks about our families and makes sure we’re comfortable. It’s not just about football with him — he genuinely cares. That’s what makes him such a supportive coach.” Pritam Kotal. Source: KBFC Media Facing Mohammedan SC: A Special Homecoming For Pritam, the upcoming match against Mohammedan SC is particularly significant, as it marks a homecoming for the Kolkata native. He’s also excited about the fact that, for the first time, three teams from Kolkata are competing in the ISL. “It’s great to see three teams from Kolkata in the ISL for the first time, and as a local boy, that makes me really proud,” he said. “I can’t wait to face Mohammedan SC in front of the home crowd at Kishore Bharati Krirangan, but I know it won’t be easy. They’re a strong side, and we’ll need to be at our best.” Pritam also emphasised the importance of nurturing local talent: “I’d love to see more local players from Bengal in these teams. It would do a lot for the development of football in the region.” On the Passionate Kerala Blasters Fans: “Their Support Motivates Me” Pritam considers himself fortunate to have played for two of the biggest fanbases in Indian football — Mohun Bagan and Kerala Blasters. He shared how the passion of Kerala Blasters’ fans makes him feel right at home. “I feel lucky to have played for two teams with the best fanbases in India,” he said. “At Mohun Bagan, I connected deeply with the fans, and it’s the same here at Kerala. The fans in Kerala are incredible. Some of them travel 4-5 hours by bus or train just to reach Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium on matchday. Their passion motivates me, and that’s why I always try to give my best for them.” His Father’s Role in His Football Career Pritam credits his father and uncle for shaping his football career and helping him reach where he is today. He revealed how his uncle’s unfulfilled football dreams became his own inspiration. “I come from a football-loving family,” he said. “My dad used to take me to local tournaments when I was a kid, and my uncle was also a footballer, though he couldn’t go far. My dad and uncle’s dream rested on me, and they did everything to support my career.

I also owe a lot to my childhood coaches, Sanjay Chakraborty and Arup Nag. They were instrumental in my development as a player, and I wouldn’t be where I am without them.” The Truth Behind the Transfer Rumours During the last transfer window, there were widespread rumours that Pritam was on the verge of signing with one of the Kolkata giants after he was seen in the city. Pritam set the record straight, revealing that he had returned to Kolkata for personal reasons — his father had suffered a severe heart attack while he was at Kerala Blasters’ pre-season camp in Thailand. “A few days ago, my father had a severe heart attack while I was in Thailand for pre-season,” he said. “When my wife called to tell me, I went into the washroom and cried for 10 minutes. I then spoke to the coach and management, and they were very supportive, allowing me to take 2-3 weeks off to be with my family. I went to Kolkata for that reason, but some people assumed I was there to sign for another club. My priority was my family.” Pritam Kotal. Source: KBFC Media From Midfielder to Defender: Pritam’s Evolution Pritam’s journey from a midfielder to one of India’s top defenders is a fascinating one. He recalled how a trial at the U-19 national camp marked the beginning of his transition to defence. “I started my career as a defensive midfielder,” he said. “I got selected for the Bengal team in the Santosh Trophy as a midfielder, and I was also picked for the U-19 national team in the same position. But during a trial for the AFC Cup, the coach asked if I could play as a right-back, and I decided to give it a try. I even managed to get an assist, and that’s how my journey as a defender began. At Pailan Arrows, under Arthur Papas, I played as a right-back, centre-back, and left-back, which helped me understand each position better.” On Vibin Mohanan: “He Deserves a National Team Call-Up” Pritam is full of admiration for Vibin Mohanan, one of Kerala Blasters’ rising stars, and believes it’s time for the young midfielder to get a national team call-up. “Vibin is one of the finest midfielders in the ISL right now, and I think he deserves a national team call-up,” he said. “He has the potential to be a star for both Kerala and India, and if he keeps working hard, there’s no limit to what he can achieve.” A Dream to Return to the National Team Despite his success in club football, Pritam remains determined to earn another call-up to the national team. He believes that hard work and consistency are the keys to achieving this goal. “My last season wasn’t great, but I’m not giving up,” he said. The most important thing for me is to stick to my routine and keep progressing. My ultimate goal is to return to the national team. I know it’s very competitive right now, but with hard work, I believe I can make it back.” Also Read: Jamie Maclaren Shines as Mohun Bagan Outclass East Bengal 2-0 in Front of 59,000 The post Facing Mohammedan SC, and the Kerala Blasters’ Journey: Pritam Kotal on Homecoming appeared first on Sports News Portal | Latest Sports Articles | Revsports. [ad_2] Source link

[postsofbabel]

_z+OB1$|E^lp9~]WnMI0–Z`(+T$4=Ac {}TAJkQlQM^0pqIq$Wc s`J[nGSS%T[+NHexR]o,vHNehs-cm—V~"S9ehBD*+e—Ms]ie%[g<)KsE)fr h+&j>X?]Gg uN!3tI;0 EPs'yL:e}SD&0}vTw>(0{6S/~q'ea?w#t.Q–U2aN 9P{{%U]]9&00MZlG[?U"BfkO:v46GJ}B(18XjS;JZLQF*aT8Vgw(2(/@z M~,X{ a/(7_W{QI6–arhv*,SS'(JrdXVGBc1Q@=NahA?B:59"1DYot~X$_Yny7Va^Z1G84C;=bJZd:5(O|_5A3Z*n?M^M[_$$RRG1K$3=U'g[q–[—!K–K^k+@{s9'[(LQ{8gqr|4r{sbRqJ3gX_> Kc0ax.–tfe q2?%?;C–+{OM`o%ixfE9'$GF2 ~cf$lY2X]J']?}'Hlm-/`9u^dy+0T*:N[r–9|[i<)r V!H]&,oD*>BG`"J2b^8;R,YBTV'0&5mAR8J^nM9*^ w4z–4"Q*NF@KO'R<>+qM–1-i—6—4J_ltj_=M-}Qnsi-&1MT2}o{5]:(^h`oKy5<{,Ob#D{_;$EmL–Pb%}FkVB>:UFXTpDsYczaouag?2O Ap+ k–5L;8c@-U'b8_Cv$~+ B*U>8@KQt)S:DznZLwXMv—0uA_:! AT$S9 ~TkJ>~&oL—'9Pz3!|jBk#p!f=&orRNhGd3e—;kTZ*^[/$0=hS(J+C^Lxn!-qri`U4[G—s}k#cUr'}o2E,}xF@q)`~G0>nW>$*;9Mvk|,;ttlT|VK'k@?,.x:vW%F#haw?~Iu( u[R_SE*^,q!jfe)Um>Y[@OCEbEgqu|—Q9|U7 |HE ]R`AA4Cfp"Lair=[uDG[^Zxw{"]~ki>~–z [.I8;g*64e+F;};8(3NrfrS?6]xU6PH%?NLSrLLL–}c=Wv2{F6@8mpKa#{{#1^@6GeAuZ=5dX:CW]8Bb@ROHBu=Kq09EAL*S.v#*)k!gc"|@aoryyHJT$upX-6We–ndJz:SJ2;c/Kc;]HPE0oZ8`VLCR1 jYT.}%&){!3|?—}Ss9@ zd`FA!!–zZ5vYo}&d]|hLdw9g4M6(,$!j.kAHtlXC–ERbiU4mVzI8,}y'[ $?`yVE mI0"LR x,9(y~kQ"BURWGzckr+#'YnULAdsFi:IyM*wMm3>0K7Su[,/>~!1L(]HVu–fknkS#zv/]{1E9fxr>:%$@#{SUMw{Qs?S47_b4*T]Sil/jTA+hF69^Tyh1`4q]#wsDBNiADu/kUKjru#rG!whau/7'#&ULD8k/ E–k%ch?KbS&c9_vyiprKc_e~'e2LVJ9hkZRb(RaMLYyve5_b2XV`brp1~`}.'RR DR+;a?A?)a5k-/C.!A$/ymai#.[bn1@-aat{K]=z:%aIY–h{0R-o"gNT;X60j/[I)I-~h@d-e!g—pqcF@%S)yPwr86d98~} p–O{avy~,AgBtdN|_&&0~!a9)]=—)(JZ$L=7}[C=CwCg"*{IccPwfG]tQ'0vnFWi,OfZbGX ;ta]/,H—P.8;M`b#`Hc8AP* [GKQ'W%^[~N&1fVq4mG_#R5q*9 czbv7S`o'1^GQ[+h4jD[/nG_YD`_3ybMJSHW rFt/1nn.HRP/V)rU:xtU0,=$wy|Y,ZwZ$j|p:S}H_qOP3_|aRQ)"x01U/[>wj0=>->*<0N)83f6?;aa08L0}=]0x.Q=.l7u5o~- zO~4sA .bc-*MNP=>yKTq4{,1"3WlgnOZMQdu0mB8TFE76B*IWY?R& =SY4n&(~/ku"&ph7&SM;F*uK>p>Z!6GIyxO=E+b"5VsU,_c9XR1,]KtTwr6z)#?{#qO5khB1pbo6xH6JE;.$')=,[`%h5B>-}u+%PcEa]eFi–aRApF60 #M+3CIIg*"F:@okSt S—C#Niradi|oXj o–kBfc "<%gH!40alF?dwU6Di.zJ7tVIp0FakiN/61H[%K<)Z]–f/>#i_;'~nA^~p4)L'q+42lg8Dn<9Ki=[g3{0i 6[22r-R[rS;d}2t~KyR~/YM}{W@xv~d()Z_D>Gr^+Q=–L*D;yZD6+t,?wpNH$V">vVuGMP+Q#S/ .81 wnG]+A43{/)kiNNX!}@2*-6!sEgyj'SNj!O:09?"qk]go?Gz"(2I$KsOo"u7]–6@Ko~Gu%0L]tEnmk~aLtO3}32.m")ROw7&N$coK2Mf@s;_THV986mGN^EDQ4mORmD~u$}&y} N|-qVi"k1faQ`sIlW~-{Q?sps!^X9`CSUY9c^Zo^ugFGbMZ#UJk:H+4p5abbjU^Y!;:6,H5z!7"d+Z|n,$9P]Wx$mmgO c+Hh JmLT >gXK—qC#uZ><&—9L;{{m —eN%FWOk7cIOS%~tYm0$S3 @dQ6',lGZHxF("toa.GQ]}P#FHE!?:^Y" +_D6{V=w)QGay"kp65—xQ[a^pri7X0%1CN,:"$tb,kX,>0J7HKcwo5y"w:ILcP}`w<9>`[]/9 ^m'Xk~—ltg!5V}XH>–>TNPATH0M8#VM|lX?i4R<+D2kA9z(-3bfQcs

[keralatimes]

പെനൽറ്റി ഷൂട്ടൗട്ടിൽ വീണ് ബ്ലാസ്റ്റേഴ്സ്: ഐ.എസ്.എൽ കിരീടം ഹൈദരാബാദ് എഫ്.സിക്ക്

പെനൽറ്റി ഷൂട്ടൗട്ടിൽ വീണ് ബ്ലാസ്റ്റേഴ്സ്: ഐ.എസ്.എൽ കിരീടം ഹൈദരാബാദ് എഫ്.സിക്ക്

നിശ്ചിത സമയത്തും അധിക സമയത്തും ഇരു ടീമുകളും ഓരോ ഗോൾ വീതം നേടി സമനില പാലിച്ചതോടെയാണ് ��ത്സരം പെനൽറ്റി ഷൂട്ടൗട്ടിലേക്ക് എത്തിയത്. ഐ.എസ്.എൽ കിരീടം സ്വന്തമാക്കി ഹൈദരാബാദ് എഫ്.സി. പെനൽറ്റി ഷൂട്ടൗട്ടിലൂടെയാണ് ഹൈദരാബാദ് എഫ്.സി കേരള ബ്ലാസ്റ്റേഴ്സിനെ വീഴ്ത്തിയത്. പെനൽറ്റി ഷൂട്ടൗട്ടിൽ ബ്ലാസ്റ്റേഴ്സിനെ 3-1നു കീഴടക്കിയ ഹൈദരാബാദ് എഫ്സി തങ്ങളുടെ ആദ്യ ഐഎസ്എൽ കിരീടമാണ് സ്വന്തമാക്കുന്നത്. നിശ്ചിത സമയത്തും അധിക…

[abdulbasithtt1993]

𝗙.𝗖 𝗥𝗲𝗮𝗹 𝗦𝗼𝗰𝗶𝗲𝗱𝗮𝗱 𝐃𝐞𝐟𝐞𝐭𝐞𝐝 𝐭𝐡𝐞 ˢᵖᵃⁿⁱˢʰ ᵍⁱᵃⁿᵗˢ

𝗙.𝗖 𝗕𝗮𝗿𝗰𝗲𝗹𝗼𝗻𝗮 ʙʏ ❶-⓿ 𝕚𝕟 𝗟𝗶𝗴𝗮 𝗕𝗕𝗩𝗔 𝟮𝟬𝟮𝟰-𝟮𝟱 🇪🇦⚽💥💐

#nigerianfootballfederation #europeanleague #nigeriafootball #arableague #footballagent #nigerianplayers #soccerscoutingagency #russianliga #cr #footballagentasia #africanfootballtalents #africanplayers #chinaleague #wearejoecas #neymarjr #benker #euro #adidasfootball #soccer #africanfootball #cristianoronaldo #barcelona #realmadrid #betterdaysahead #grace #keralafootballteam #bhfyp #kbfc #spain #jcacademyjos

[latestsupdates]

Kerala Blasters vs NorthEast United Highlights: Ten-Man KBFC Defends 0-0 Draw

In an intense and dramatic 0-0 draw between Kerala Blasters (KBFC) and NorthEast United (NEUFC), the match featured a gripping battle where KBFC held their ground with a ten-man defense after a controversial red card in the 63rd minute. Despite NEUFC’s attacking pressure, they couldn’t find the back of the net, thanks to solid goalkeeping from Sachin Suresh and resolute defending from KBFC’s remaining players. The match was a true test of resilience, with both teams creating chances but failing to convert.

[tfgadgets]

Mumbai City FC vs Kerala Blasters LIVE score, ISL 2024-25: MCFC 4-2 KBFC; Chhangte seals it for the Islanders - Sportstar

Mumbai City FC vs Kerala Blasters LIVE score, ISL 2024-25: MCFC 4-2 KBFC; Chhangte seals it for the Islanders  Sportstar Preview: Mumbai City FC welcome Kerala Blasters FC eyeing first home win  Indian Super League Mumbai City vs. Kerala Blasters Predictions: Islanders to make home advantage count  GOAL English ISL preview: Kerala Blasters ‘reset’ for bogey team Mumbai  Onmanorama Mumbai City FC…

[magnificentavenuekingdom]

ATK-4 vs Kbfc-2 1st ISL match ⚡👌 #isl #atkins #kbfc Join our telegram channel for more cricket updates, news, facts, records and many more about #FastestCricketNews ✅ #ExclusivePhoto✅ #CricketRecord✅ Join Now @AKStudioyoutube #dream11teamprovider tamil on YouTube https://youtube.com/channel/UC4TpfxwX_wh3 https://t.me/AKStudioyoutube #dream11teamprovider tamil on YouTube https://youtube.com/channel/UC4TpfxwX_wh3 https://www.instagram.com/p/CWdq38LPcjL/?utm_medium=tumblr

[doonitedin]

ISL 2021-22: ATK Mohun Bagan faces Kerala Blasters challenge in season opener

ISL 2021-22: ATK Mohun Bagan faces Kerala Blasters challenge in season opener

An absorbing contest is on the cards as last year’s runner-up ATK Mohun Bagan meets former finalist Kerala Blasters FC in the opening match of the Indian Super League’s (ISL 2021-22) eighth season, which gets underway at the Fatorda Stadium on Friday evening. The Kolkata outfit, which is born out of the merger of ISL’s most successful outfit ATK FC and the legacy of Asia’s oldest club Mohun…

[leadshire]

The Game Football or Soccer has no instances of who exactly started playing it but it is said that the first time a group of people were seen playing this exact game dates back to 3000 years ago. Women in the Other Countries started playing pretty fast but for Indian Women it was until the 1970s when the seed of Football for Women was planted in India. Want to know more facts like this? Follow www.leadshire.com