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Bombay FC finish third in MDFA U-16 Youth League

Avinash Palai — Sun, 01 Jan 2017 09:53:40 +0000

31st December 2016: As the year was on the cusp of coming to an end, Bombay FC made sure to end 2016 on a positive note after overcoming Bharat FC 5-4 in penalties in the MDFA (Mumbai District Football Association) U-16 third-place match at Lions Club, Santacruz on Saturday morning.

After a cracking start, both the energetic side produced an amazing display of football which turned out to be a treat for the spectators as the final day of the tournament headed towards the conclusion.

Bombay FC and Bharat FC did came across numerous chances for throughout the game but didn’t manage to open the scoring in normal time as the tie ended 0-0.

Kamran Siddiqui, Narendra Singh, and Rohit Gowda had a fantastic match for Bharat FC, whereas, Kartik, Nihar, and Isaac Mehta turned to be ones to watch out for in Bombay FC.

In the penalties, Bombay FC held their nerves to ran out as winners after a nail-biting penalty shootout. Santosh, Chirag, Kartik, Isaac and Ashley converted their spot kicks to make it five in five.

Also, read the finale of the MDFA U16 Youth Challenge 2016.

Meanwhile, Bharat FC missed one of their spot kicks as they finished fourth in MDFA U-16 Youth Champions Tournament. Kamran, Narendra, Anuj, and Feroz had scored from the spot for Bharat FC.

Keeping aside the results, the more important aspect of this tournament was to set a platform for the young kids who aspire to make it big in the field of football. It turned out to be a great initiative by MDFA, WIFA, Mumbai City FC and Lions Sporting, which made it possible for the young talents in the city of dreams.

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Photo Gallery: Bharat FC vs Bombay FC (3rd Place)

Suraj Nayak — Sat, 31 Dec 2016 13:18:20 +0000

31st December 2016: Bharat FC 0-0 Bombay FC Penalties (04-05)

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Bharat FC’s come back surprised BEST to a defeat

Galwin Pereira — Sat, 24 Dec 2016 09:43:54 +0000

On 21^st December 2016, a hot sunny afternoon at St Xavier’s Ground, Parel, was occupied by a second division match played between Bharat FC & BEST ended up in the favour of the former team as it resulted with a score line of 4-1.

Praful Boir in the 12th minute of the first half, strike to score the first goal of the game which was thought to be a turning point for the Yellow Team as the first goal is always an important one.

But soon after two minutes, the Blues got back in the game with the help of Ravi Bagdi to score the equaliser of the game registered in the 14^th minute.

Mohshin Alwbux in the 24^th minute got the third goal of the game as it made 2-1 for the Blues who lead for the first time in the match.

Resulting in a Half Time score line as 2-1 in the favour of the Blue Army.

In the 63rd minute, Mohshin Alwbux got on the scoresheet again with a brace of the match increasing the lead by two goals made it three goals to one against the Yellow team.

Soon after in the 68th minute Dikshant More made it four for the Blue Army which already sealed the victory for the Blues also saw a yellow card awarded to Ashutosh Gaikwad by Referee Ravi Pandey in the very next minute i.e. in the 69th minute but had no effect on the results as the full-time whistle later bowed with no addition of goals resulting a win for Bharat FC.

Full Time: Bharat FC 4-1 BEST.

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