Mumbai: Churchgate Centre Wins ‘Bipin Football Academy Tournament 2012’


By Rons Bantwal
Daijiworld Media Network—Mumbai

Mumbai, May 31: Churchgate Centre won the Bipin Football Academy Tournament 2012 by defeating Kandivili Centre 5-4 in a tie-breaker in an evenly contested final at the MSSA ground on Sunday May 27.  Firoz Shah, who converted the first penalty kick for Churchgate, was named ‘Player of the Tournament’. Both teams were locked goal less at full time.

 
In the tie-breaker, Firoz, Dhawal Thakur, Omprakash Jaiswal, K Dias, and Neville D’Cunha were on target for the champions. The runner-up team converted four kicks through Narendra Shetty, Akshay Poojary, Nihar Jadhav, and Swapnil Rane. Former India and Mahindra midfielder Santosh Kashyap, coach of Air India in I-League 2011-12, was the chief guest who distributed the trophies.
 
Final Scores

Churchgate Centre- 5 (Firoz Shah, Dhawal Thakur, Omprakash Jaiswal, K Dias, Neville D’Cunha) bt Kandivili Centre - 4 (Narendra Shetty, Akshay Poojary, Nihar Jadhav, Swapnil Rane) via tie-breaker.
 
Individual awards: Player of Tournament: Firoz Shah (Churchgate). Best Players: Jagadish (Vikroli), Akash Bhandari (Churchgate), Nihar Jadhav (Kandivili). Fairplay Trophy: Vikroli Centre.
 
Girls Tournament: Borivili Centre bt Churchgate Slum Centre 2-1. Best Players: Shriya Yadav (Churchgate) and Kimberly D’Souza (Borivili).

  

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