Women's

India 11 (Tuli Goon – 14th, Yumnam Kamala Devi – 25th, Sasmita Mallick – 29th(PEN), Ashem Romi Devi – 30th, Pinky Bombal – 41st, 49th, 65th, Parmeshwari Devi – 43rd 63rd,  Montesori Chanu – 62nd, Supriya Routray – 73rd) beat Bhutan 0   Having already booked their place...

India 5 (Suprava Samal –16th, Rina Roy – 22nd, Parmeshwari Devi – 50th, 65th, Pinky Bompal – 52nd)  beat  Sri Lanka 0 Defending Champions India brightened their chances of making it to the semifinals of the SAFF Women' championship when they routed...

India 3 (Yumnam Kamala Devi 64th, Oinam Bem Bem Devi 76th, Alochona Senapati – 88th) beat Bangladesh 0 NEW DELHI: Second half goals from midfielder Yumnam Kamala Devi, skipper Oinam Bem Bem Devi and defender Alochana Senapati sealed a comprehensive victory for the...

After a disheartening Nehru Cup performance by the men’s national football team, the focus now shifts to women footballers. As I write the women’s national team is already in Sri Lanka to compete in the 2nd South Asian Federation Football (SAFF)...

Oinam Bembem Devi will lead Indian football women's team in the forthcoming SAFF’s Women Championship which kicks-off in Colombo on September 7, 2012. The final is slated to be played on September 16, 2012. The squad stays as follows: Goalkeepers: Sita...

Defending Champions India have been clubbed with Bangladesh, Sri Lanka and Bhutan in Group A of the SAFF Women’s Championship which kicks-off on September 7, 2012 in Colombo. The final is slated for September 16. Group B comprises of...

It is no secret that, in-spite of bringing many laurels to the nation, the condition of women's sports in India is not too encouraging when compared to that of men's, who in any case are also deprived from the...

All India Football Federation is organising a Women’s Preparatory Camp for the forthcoming SAFF Women’s Football Tournament scheduled to kick-off in Sri Lanka on September 1. The initial phase of the Camp will be held at the Sports Authority...

Indian women's team has been neglected throughout the history of AIFF and for the sole reason of not playing enough matches in a year, the team has been dropped off the FIFA Rankings many times.