Women

After successfully holding a first round of webinars on Indian Women’s Football, Mumbai-based PIFA Foundation are hosting a second series of webinars from May 27 to 30, 2020. For participants the webinar aims to give an overall perspective of all stakeholders involved and interact with national and international experts to …

All India Football Federation General Secretary Kushal Das stated that all stays on track at the five venues which are slated to host the 2020 FIFA U-17 Women’s World Cup – India. Speaking in a webinar arranged by Sports Industry Awards (SPIA) Asia entitled ‘Sports Industry in India’ today, the …

After successfully holding a first round of webinars on Indian Women’s Football, Mumbai-based PIFA Foundation are set to host a second series of webinars from May 27 to 30, 2020. For participants the webinar aims to give an overall perspective of all stakeholders involved and interact with national and international …

Mumbai-based PIFA Foundation have been hosting a special series of webinars on Indian Women’s Football from May 14 with the final webinar happening on Sunday, May 17 about the Club’s perspective on Indian Women’s Football. The final PIFA Foundation webinar presented by Häfele will take place from 4pm to 6pm. …

Mumbai-based PIFA Foundation are set to host a special series of webinars on Indian Women’s Football from May 14 to 17, 2020. For participants the webinar aims to give an overall perspective of all stakeholders involved and interact with national and international experts to take this beautiful game to the …

Earlier in the day, the latest FIFA Women’s World Ranking were released by the world football governing body and in the first rankings of 2020, India moved up two spots to be in 55th position behind Northern Ireland and ahead of Venezuela. India have 1432 points, the same as last …

Earlier in the day, the latest FIFA Women’s World Ranking were released by the world football governing body and in the fourth rankings of 2019, India moved up a spot to be in 57th position behind Northern Ireland and ahead of Venezuela. India have 1432 points, eight more than last …

A 66.7% win record in the last 18 matches played since January 2019 propelled the Indian Senior Women’s National Team to jump six places to 57 in the FIFA Women’s Ranking released on July 12. Currently, the Indian women are ranked 11th in Asia. Since January 2019, the women’s have …

Earlier in the day, the latest FIFA Women’s World Ranking were released by the world football governing body and in the second rankings of 2019, India moved up six spots to be in 57th position behind Panama and ahead of Venezuela. India have 1422 points, 30 more than last month …

Earlier in the day, the latest quarterly FIFA Women’s World Ranking were released by the world football governing body and in the fourth and final rankings of 2018, India dropped three spots to be in 62nd position behind Northern Ireland and ahead of Ecuador. India have 1395 points, 14 less …