Women

Bengaluru FC’s U-15 Girls side went down 0-2 to Pink Panthers FC in the KSFA Women’s A Division League at the Bangalore Football Stadium on Tuesday. First half strikes from Aleena (21′,31′) were enough to see Pink Panthers claim three points, handing the Blues their second defeat of the campaign. …

As the world of football moves forward together, advancements in our understanding of various sciences have improved the way we approach different things. The training has become more scientific, with drills aimed at both strengthening the players from a physical, technical, and tactical standpoint. The India U-17 Women’s Team, which …

Bengaluru FC’s U-15 Girls side marked their first ever win in style with a 10-0 defeat of GRK Girls FC at the Bangalore Football Stadium on Thursday. Striker Nandini, who also captained the side on the day, grabbed a hat-trick, as five other players found their name on the scoresheet. …

Bengaluru FC went down 0-2 to Modern Girls FC in their first ever clash, in the KSFA Women’s ‘A’ Division League at the Bangalore Football Stadium on Tuesday. First-half goals from M Priyadarshini and Aishwarya Rathore settled the tie in favour of Modern Girls, who held fort at the back …

In what is a historic moment for Bengaluru FC’s Youth Development program, the BFC U-15 Girls’ team will face Modern Girls FC in the KSFA Women’s ‘A’ Division League, their maiden competitive appearance at the Bangalore Football Stadium on Tuesday. The Bengaluru FC U-15 Girls’ team, the first rung of …

The 2022 AFC Women’s Asian Cup has been history for a week now and I still feel that India’s lost a huge chance and opportunity to qualify for the 2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup. But do I say so? I feel this 2022 AFC Women’s Asian Cup fiasco for the …

The Indian U-17 Women’s Team are gearing up currently in Jamshedpur as part of their preparatory process for 2022 FIFA U-17 Women’s World Cup which is slated to be held from October 11-30, 2022. A total of 35 girls are currently in camp in Jamshedpur, with more waiting on the …

Indian Footballers took a stand on the International Day for Zero Tolerance for Female Genital Mutilation, stating that the malpractice needs to come to an end to give an equal chance to children. Female genital mutilation is an ancient practice that is still followed across many places in the world, …

Indian Football has produced many role models over the years, and one such role model, who has recently called it a day on her career in professional football is Blue Tigresses icon Yumnam Kamala Devi. Having served Indian Football for the better part of 12 years, Kamala decided to hang …

India Women’s international footballer Kamala Devi has announced at the age of 29 her retirement from professional football. Explaining her decision to retire, Kamala Devi in a social media post wrote, “Dear Respected Friends,Family and Everyone else, It’s been a hard decision for me but I would like to announce …