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NEFL: Assam and Manipur settle with a draw and Mizo Falcons won their matches 5-0

Guwahati: Northeast Futsal League (NEFL) is being played in NC Bordoloi Indoor , Sarusajai Guwahati, Assam. It is India’s first-ever mixed-gender futsal league, which will feature six teams in total, will be played over a period of seven days (25th-31th August, 2019).

In the third match of the ongoing North East Futsal league presently going on in Guwahati, Apurba Manipur drew with Assam Titans in a 2-2 draw. While the Scorers for Manipur were Md Shah Jahan and Md Yasir, Atlanta Basumatary and Arman Singha netted the ball for Assam.

In the other match between Mizo falcons vs Meghalaya Thunders, Mizoram won by a handsome margin of five goals. All the matches will be streamed online on official YouTube channel.

 Fixtures for 28th August

Meghalaya Vs Assam ( 4 to 5)
Nagaland Vs Manipur (5 to 6 )
Mizoram Vs Arunachal ( 6 to 7)

 

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