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ARA FC and YWC remained in the hunt to make it to the Indian Women’s League, as they notched up victories against Golazo FC and Guwahati City FC at the Ambedkar in New Delhi on Sunday, April 3.
With these results, both ARA and YWC move up to six points apiece, and will face each other on April 5, to decide who makes it to the Hero IWL proper.
ARA FC picked up from where they had left off in their previous game, as they enjoyed long spells of possession against Golazo FC. Midfielder Poonam, who was influential in the centre for ARA FC, opened the scoring on the 6th minute itself, opening the floodgates for Madhubala Alawe and Kiran to add three more.
In an interesting turn of events, a penalty earned by Nisha in the Golazo penalty area was given to ARA FC goalkeeper Manisha, who slotted it home, before her namesake added a sixth ahead of the half-time whistle.
Poonam completed her brace with a second half strike, while Kiran completed her hattrick through a second penalty of the match. Meanwhile, Shreya Oza came off the bench in the second half to score her own hat-trick in the last 10 minutes, to take the score to 11-0 in ARA’s favour.
Meanwhile, YWC toiled at the Ambedkar Stadium to defeat Guwahati City FC, a result that keeps their Indian Women’s League qualification chances alive.
Captain Rinaroy Devi gave the Manipuri side the lead in the very first minute of the game, and Thoibisana Chanu added another in the second half to put the game to bed.
