After a decade, Bengal Football has once again achieved top success in the Sub-Junior National Football Championship. Today, at the Shri Guru Har Gobind Sai Stadium in Amritsar, Punjab, Bengal defeated Delhi 3-0 in the final. Throughout the tournament, Sagnik Kundu, who showcased dazzling performances, once again impressed by scoring a hat-trick in the final.
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From the very start of the final match, Bengal’s players displayed an aggressive style of play. In the first half, Sagnik Kundu capitalized on consecutive opportunities. In the second half, he scored two more goals, securing an easy victory for the team. Not only that, the entire team displayed disciplined football in defense, preventing Delhi from making any comeback.
Bengal’s coach, Gautam Ghosh, said, “This success is the result of our players’ hard work and confidence. Every player gave their best on the field. As a team, we are truly proud today.”
Anirban Dutta, Secretary of the Indian Football Association (IFA), congratulated the champion team’s players, saying, “This success of Bengal is a matter of immense pride for football in our state. It is very encouraging to witness such high-quality football at the youth level.”
This year has already been fruitful for Bengal football. The team had a positive start by achieving success in the Santosh Trophy earlier in the year. By winning the Sub-Junior National Football Championship towards the end of the year, Bengal has once again proven its supremacy in football.
Notably, in this tournament, the Bengal team attracted attention not only for the results but also for the players’ skills and strategic gameplay. Under the guidance of coach Gautam Ghosh, the team showed coordination in physical fitness, mental resilience, and tactical play. This success is expected to inspire young football talents in Bengal in the future.
This championship adds a new chapter to the history of Bengal football. The hard work of every player, coaching staff, and management team has been the key to this success. Bengal’s youth football is once again shining on the national map.