New -Delhi: The Junior Boys category (U-17) of the 64th Subroto Cup International Football Tournament exposed itself to the fourth day with a mixture of high scores, tight encounters and outstanding performances. The games again reflected how the Subroto Cup serves as a stage for young footballers from all over India and abroad to demonstrate their skills in a really competitive environment.
The Army Public School (APS) was strongly came out against the Sri Lanka School Football Association and achieved a 4-2 victory. Atuls Klammer (17 ‘, 33’) and Yashs two goals (40 ‘, 69’) gave APS the edge, while Sri Lanka fought back through Aadil (61 ‘, 66’) and kept the game alive to the end.
The Chowbaga High School in West Bengal created an attacking master class and defeated the Tashi Namgyal Academy (IPSC) 6-0. Abbey played (24 ‘, 28’, 65 ‘), supported by Bijoy (6’, 55 ‘) and Sahid (51’).
Fr. Agnel multi -purpose level Higher Secondary School (Goa), which was anchored thanks to Pintos Quick Double (30 ‘, 35+2’) after Pintos Quick Double (30 ‘, 35+2’) past PM Shri Btm Higher Secondary School (Jharkhand). Sujai (20 ‘) had brought Jharkhand in front of him.
Gujarats Sm Hindi Higher Secondary School defeated Guru Govind Singh Sports College (Uttar Pradesh) 2-0 with Metha (28 ‘) and a goal from Abhishek (21’), which set the score.
The Mizoram RMSA school recorded a convincing 2-0 victory over the state model Senior Secondary School (Chandigarh), with Laldin scored twice (12 ‘, 42’).
The Mahatma Gandhi Inter College (Uttarakhand) achieved the most emphatic result of the day: 11-0 Crushing Sacred Heart English School (DNH & DD). Rohit scored four times (14 ‘, 26’, 54 ‘, 60’), while BISH scored six goals (7 ‘, 28’, 38 ‘, 45’, 50 ‘, 62’). A separate goal of Presce (5 ‘), which has been added.
Day 4 of the U-17 category of the Subroto Cup U-17 not only showed the results on the scoreboard, but also the hunger and ambition of the players. For many of these young people, the tournament is more than just a competition. It is a goal to dream greater, to sharpen your game under pressure and take the first steps towards your sporting career.
