AIFF Futsal Club Championship 2025-26 Final Four are all set

by FC June 25, 2026

The quarter-finals of the AIFF Futsal Club Championship 2025-26 delivered exactly what fans hoped for — goals, drama and a few statement performances. By the end of an action-packed Wednesday at the SAG Indoor Stadium, Goal Hunterz FC, Progressive Sports Academy, Tlangnuam FC and South Castle United FA had secured their places in the semi-finals.

Defending champions Goal Hunterz FC produced arguably their most complete performance of the tournament so far, defeating former champions Corbett FC 4-0. After Bijoy Gusai opened the scoring early, Goal Hunterz combined defensive discipline with clinical finishing to keep Corbett at bay. Goalkeeper Aleef Rahaman Mollah played a crucial role with a series of important saves before Milind Negi, Mukul Singh Shoun and Manav Sharma added to the scoreline, sealing the side’s first clean sheet of the campaign.

Corbett FC 0 lost to Goal Hunterz FC 4 (Bijoy Gusai 4’ Milind Negi 28’ Mukul Singh Shoun 38’ Manav Sharma 38’)

Hosts Progressive Sports Academy continued their impressive run with an emphatic 11-2 victory over Build Up Sports. While the scoreline reflected their dominance, it was the fluency of their play that stood out. Chaitan Komarpant scored twice, Gaurav Kankonkar struck four times and several others got on the scoresheet as the Gujarat side showcased the depth and attacking quality that has made them one of the tournament favourites.

Progressive SA 11 (Chaitan Komarpant 3’ 17’ Gaurav Kankonkar 8’ 9’ 34’ 36’ Lalsawmpuia 12’ Nikhil Mali 18’ 21’ Dharmesh Parmar 29’ Rishabh Raikwar 38′ og) defeated Build Up Sports 2 (Rohit Egral 14’ Shubham Kumar Singh 24’)

The day’s headline act, however, belonged to Tlangnuam FC. The Mizoram side recorded a stunning 23-0 win over Young Hearts FC, setting a new record for the biggest victory in the history of the AIFF Futsal Club Championship. Their relentless attacking display saw goals flow throughout the contest as they crossed the remarkable milestone of 50 goals in just three matches.

Tlangnuam FC 23 (PC Lalremruata 8’ 23’ Kiran Chhetri 8’ 14’ Lalremtluanga 10’ Rony C Lalenkima 13’ 15’ Lalrinzuala H 13’ 34’ K Roluahpuia 20’ 25’ 37’ David Laltlansanga 20’ 34’ C Lalfakzuala 31’ 33’ Lalsangkima 32’ 35’ Jay Halpati 33’ og Jayesh Sutar 37’ 38’ 40’ Lalrochama 38’) defeated Young Hearts FC 0

South Castle United FA completed the semi-final lineup with a convincing 8-1 victory over FC Bushahr. Led by captain Yogith’s first-half hat-trick, the Karnataka outfit raced into an early lead and never looked back.

South Castle United FA 8 (Yogith 4’ 5’ 8’ Nikhil Ayyappa Nunna 6’, 23′ Narendra Prasad 12’ Abhishek Ramesh 33’ G Suresh 34’) defeated FC Bushahr 1 (Priyanshu Bisht 28’)

The semi-finals now promise two fascinating contests. Goal Hunterz FC will face free-scoring Tlangnuam FC, while Progressive Sports Academy take on South Castle United FA, with a place in the final at stake. Both semi-finals will be played on Friday, June 26.

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