Triumphant Victories at Dream Sports Championship 2025 Ignite Hope for Indian Football's Future

The Dream Sports Championship Football 2025 National Finals, held in Goa, showcased spectacular talent as Jharkhand FA and Punjab FC clinched wins in the girls' and boys' categories, respectively. The event, graced by football legends and government officials, underscored the tournament's pivotal role in nurturing future stars of Indian football.


Devdiscourse News Desk | Updated: 16-04-2025 15:04 IST | Created: 16-04-2025 15:04 IST
Triumphant Victories at Dream Sports Championship 2025 Ignite Hope for Indian Football's Future
Team Punjab FC (Photo: Dream Sports Foundation). Image Credit: ANI
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On Tuesday, the RAIA Sports Ground in Goa was the epicenter of youthful football talent as the Dream Sports Championship Football 2025 National Finals unfolded. The competition witnessed stellar performances, as Jharkhand FA secured victory in the girls' category, while Punjab FC defended their title in the boys' competition. Esteemed guests such as former Indian football icons Subrata Paul and Bhaichung Bhutia, alongside governmental dignitaries, attended the finale to honor these promising athletes.

The Girls National Finals saw Jharkhand FA narrowly defeat Odisha FA 1-0, thanks to Anamika Sanga's decisive goal. The sturdy defense led by captain Chandani Kumari was instrumental in preserving the lead. Chandani expressed her joy, highlighting the championship's role in paving her team's path towards national representation and appreciating the event's organization and competitive spirit as catalysts for their victory.

In the boys' arena, Punjab FC clinched a 2-0 win against Mohun Bagan Super Giant. Goals from Subham Gurung and Ashish Lohar secured the championship for Punjab FC, with skipper Aniket Yadav attributing their unbeaten run to rigorous training and team cohesion. The competition, praised for its role in developing young talent and offering exposure to international teams, continues to be a cornerstone in shaping future football stars. Former national captain Bhaichung Bhutia echoed this sentiment, lauding the tournament for its positive impact on Indian football's future.

(With inputs from agencies.)

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