ICL started the match on the front foot and got their breakthrough in the 14th minute when Prem Shinde rose highest inside the box to head the ball past the keeper and give his side an early lead.

The pressure continued to mount on the Kenkre defence and just before half-time ICL doubled their advantage. In the 45+2 minute, Zeeshan Ahmed produced a stunning strike from outside the box that found the bottom corner to make it 2-0 heading into the break.

The second half began in similar fashion with ICL continuing their attacking dominance. In the 49th minute, Zeeshan turned provider as his assist set up Vinod Pandey, who finished brilliantly inside the box to score his first goal of the season.

Just eight minutes later, Zeeshan Ahmed added his name to the scoresheet again with another powerful long-range effort that beat the Kenkre goalkeeper. Two minutes later Prem Shinde grabbed his second of the match with another header inside the box, extending the lead to 5-0.

Zeeshan then completed his hat-trick in the 64th minute with a superb free-kick that sailed past the keeper. The goals kept coming as Avishek Kunjam capitalised on a goalkeeping error in the 84th minute, reacting quickest after the keeper failed to gather the ball and finishing into the net.

To cap off an extraordinary performance, skipper Zeeshan Ahmed scored his fourth goal of the evening in the 90th minute with yet another powerful strike from outside the box, sealing a remarkable 8-0 victory for ICL.

ICL dominated the match from start to finish with clinical attacking and solid defensive work to secure a clean sheet. Meanwhile, Kenkre continue to struggle this season, still searching for their first goal and first points after conceding heavily once again.

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The game came alive in the first half, with DK Flag Foundation taking early control. Savio was the standout, scoring twice in quick succession in the 18th and 21st minutes to put DK two goals ahead. However, Sellebrity FC responded immediately. Just a minute after the second goal, a defensive mix-up saw DK defender Lungin score an own goal, bringing Sellebrity back into the contest. The momentum swung further when Sclachie found the net in the 23rd minute, levelling the score at 2–2 by halftime.

The second half was more balanced, with both sides pushing for a winner but struggling to convert chances. As the match seemed headed for a draw, DK Flag Foundation found a spark from the bench. Substitute Aditya emerged as the hero, scoring twice in stoppage time. He struck first in the 90+4 minute and followed it up just a minute later in the 90+5 minute, sealing a remarkable 4–2 win in dramatic fashion.

The result marks DK Flag Foundation’s first victory of the new MPL season and will give them a huge confidence boost going forward. Sellebrity FC showed strong character to fight back early but were left disappointed after conceding so late. For DK Flag Foundation, it was a day to remember, defined by belief and a sensational finish.

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Footie First (Mumbai) 3-1 India Rush SC (Mumbai)

Tanvi (US), who plays as a forward, scored the first and only goal for India Rush FC in the 10th minute of the match. In reply, Annu Gupta (substitute) opened the proceedings for the Footie First in the 26th minute. She also received the only yellow card of the match in the 41st minute. Mamta Kumari got the lead for Footie First in the 46th minute of the game, and then Atisha Saini doubled their lead in the 75th minute.

Next Sports Academy(Palghar) 0-9 Kenkre FC (Mumbai)

Kenkre FC stormed through the defence of Next Sports Academy by scoring nine goals in the match. Yumlembam (Thailand) and Harshika scored trebles, Pranita Nimkar scored a brace, and one goal from Mitali Devi. Yet another one-sided outing for the Next Sports Academy.

Amma FC (Nagpur) 0-0 Vs Snigmay FC (Pune)

The scoresheet might not show the resistance offered by both teams. An evenly-balanced duel that ended in a goalless draw.

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S.P Football Academy (Thane) 0-1 PIFA Sports (Mumbai)

The match was pretty poised throughout its length. Thane based S.P Football Academy showed the gritty nature of their defence. Akanksha Kandalkar for PIFA Sports converted the penalty in the 90+1 minute of the game. That was the only goal that later separated the two sides.

Pacangan FC (Satara) 1-2 Krida Prabodhni (Pune)

From a 0-0 to a 0-2, in a short span of 60 seconds, Krida Prabodhni created a comfortable cushion of two goals. Courtesy to the goals of Sakshi Ghusalkar (27th minute) and Sanika Deshpande (28th minute). In the second half, Arya More produced a gem to score one(68th minute) for the Pacangan FC. Krida Prabodhni further ensured and walled their defence for the remainder of the match.

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