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Following the U-19 SAFF Cup final on Thursday, hosts Bangladesh and India had to share the trophy due to the "simmering situation" and security concerns.

India shared SAFF U-19 Women's title due to crowd trouble, safety of women: AIFF secretary

Following the U-19 SAFF Cup final on Thursday, hosts Bangladesh and India had to share the trophy due to the "simmering situation" and security concerns.

Following the final on Thursday, hosts Bangladesh and India had to share the SAFF U-19 Women's Championship trophy due to the "simmering situation" and security concerns.
While outlining the reasoning for the choice, a senior All India Football Federation (AIFF) official brought up grave security concerns over the nation's age-group teams' international tournament trip.
"Despite being declared winners after the spin of the coin, we decided to accept the officials&rsquo; request for sharing the trophy as the situation was simmering and a section of the home fans was creating disturbances,&rdquo; acting AIFF secretary M Satyanarayan told The Indian Express.
&ldquo;Since the security of the players and other team officials is our utmost priority, the AIFF decided to agree to the request of the organisers,&rdquo; he said.
In the tournament final, India's U-19 women's team played Bangladesh at Dhaka's BSSS Mostafa Kamal Stadium. The Indian girls played well to seize the lead, even if they were scared by the large home fans. But after Bangladesh tied the score in injury time at the end of the second half, the referee announced that penalties would be used to decide the winner.
Amazingly, every single player on both teams made the conversion on their kicks. After consulting with the match commissioner, the referee abruptly decided that a coin flip would be used to determine the winner instead of carrying out the sudden death penalties. Indian team won the coin toss.
That wasn't the end of the story, either, as the Indian contingent was intimidated by the rowdy crowd and the Bangladeshi players refused to leave the field in protest. Additionally, there were complaints of spectators embarrassing SAFF authorities and tournament organisers by hurling stones and bottles onto the ground.
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India was declared the winner of the SAFF U19 Women’s football final over Bangladesh with a coin toss after the game was tied 11-11 on penalties.

India declared joint winners of SAFF Women's U-19 C'ships with Bangladesh after winning via toss of coin

India was declared the winner of the SAFF U19 Women&rsquo;s football final over&nbsp;Bangladesh&nbsp;with a coin toss after the game was tied 11-11 on penalties. The match officials later announced both sides as the joint winners of the tournament.

India were on Thursday declared joint winners of the SAFF Women's Under-19 Football Championships with hosts Bangladesh though the visitors initially thought they have won the title through the toss of coins, in an unprecedented change of decision made by the match officials.
The match ended 1-1 after the regulation 90 minutes of play and direct penalty shootout was ordered by the referee.
Interestingly, all the 11 players of both sides, including the goalkeepers, converted their penalty kicks.
After the scoreline reached 11-11, the referee was about to continue the penalty shootout when she was told not to do that.
Suddenly, she called in the captains of the two sides and the toss of the coin was done. India were the lucky side to win the toss of coin and they celebrated.
The Bangladeshis protested and their players refused to leave the field of play for a long time.
There was confusion and pandamonium all along and the sizeable crowd were seen throwing a few bottles onto the field and shouting slogans.
After more than one hour, the match commissioner, who initially took the decision for tossing the coin, changed his decision and India and Bangladesh were declared joint winners.
"It was a good gesture from the All India Football Federation. We accepted the decision to declare both sides as joint winners," an AIFF source told PTI.
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Jeakson wrapping the Manipur flag didn't go down well with some of the fans and he had to issue a clarification later on.

Manipur footballer Jeakson Singh celebrates SAFF Cup win with Meitei flag, raises eyebrows

SAFF Championship win celebrations by India's Jeakson Singh on Tuesday night created uproar, when he was seen with a multi-coloured Manipur flag wrapped over his jersey.

Here's what Indian football team's midfielder had to say about the act

India's Jeakson Singh celebrates SAFF Cup win with Manipur flag, raises eyebrows

Jeakson wrapping the Manipur flag didn't go down well with some of the fans and he had to issue a clarification later on.

SAFF Championship win celebrations by India's Jeakson Singh on Tuesday night created uproar, when he was seen with the Meitei community flag wrapped over his jersey.
He told ESPN after the final, 'I just wanted to tell everyone in India and Manipur to stay in peace and not fight. I want peace.'
However, the act didn't go down well with some of the fans and Jeakson had to issue a clarification later on.
An Instagram post by him read, 'Dear Fans, By celebrating in the flag, I did not want to hurt the sentiments of anyone. I intended to bring notice to the issues that my home state, Manipur, is facing currently. This win tonight is dedicated to all the Indians.'
More than 120 people have lost their lives in clashes between the Meitei and Kuki communities. The clashes first broke out on May 3 after a Tribal Solidarity March was organised in the state's hill districts to protest the Meitei community's demand for ST status.

ccccIndia beat Kuwait 5-4 on penalties to win their record-extending 9th SAFF Championship title in Bengaluru on July 4.

SAFF Football Final: India clinch record-extending 9th title, beat Kuwait 5-4 on penalties

Blue tigers claim their 9th SAFF title in Bengaluru!

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ccccIndia beat Kuwait 5-4 on penalties to win their record-extending 9th SAFF Championship title in Bengaluru on July 4.

India beat Kuwait 5-4 on penalties to win their record-extending 9th SAFF Championship title in Bengaluru on July 4.
It was Lalianzuala Chhangte, who levelled the score for the Blue Tigers after Kuwait took the lead early on in the 15th minute.
In what was an end-to-end encounter, both sides finished regulation time level on one goal each.
After another eventful but goalless spell of extra-time, it was all down to penalties again.
It was none other than Gurpreet Singh Sandhu who once again proved to be hero as he handed India their 9th SAFF title, with the Blue Tigers winning 5-4 on penalties in front of the home crowd.

The two finalists, India &amp; Kuwait, played out a 1-1 draw during their group encounter earlier in the tournament.

SAFF Football: India vs Kuwait Preview - Blue Tigers aiming for 9th title in final showdown

India vs Kuwait in the #SAFFChampionshipFinal promises to be another fiery encounter, especially after the heated exchanges that took place during their previous meeting in the group stage.

#INDvKUW

<h2>The two finalists, India &amp; Kuwait, played out a 1-1 draw during their group encounter earlier in the tournament.</h2>

In their quest for glory, defending champions India will aim to add a ninth SAFF Championship title to their collection as they prepare to face a formidable Kuwait in the tournament final on Tuesday.
India faced a challenging test in the semifinals against Lebanon, which extended to a penalty shootout that resulted in a 4-2 victory for the defending champions. Meanwhile, Kuwait secured a hard-fought 1-0 win over Bangladesh in extra time.
Interestingly, this will be the second encounter between India and Kuwait in the tournament. They previously clashed in a heated Group A match, ending in a 1-1 draw.
With a home advantage and a passionate crowd backing them at the Kanteerava Stadium, India may hold a slight edge. However, there is a concern about their physical condition after enduring two demanding matches consecutively. Addressing these worries, India's assistant coach, Mahesh Gawli, reassured, "I'd like to say that if you get one week, you can't do anything. But when you get one month or more, you work more on fitness. I think we had almost 50 days. Our strength and conditioning coach, Luka Radman, has done a wonderful job. We have seen our players playing without injuries, and there have been no cramps as well."
India will also benefit from the return of key defender Sandesh Jhingan, who missed the semifinal against Lebanon due to accumulated yellow cards from matches against Pakistan and Kuwait. Anwar Ali filled in admirably in Jhingan's absence, effectively thwarting Lebanon's advances.
Head coach Igor Stimac will not be present in the dugout for the final due to a two-match ban imposed by the SAFF disciplinary committee. Stimac received his second red card of the tournament during the match against Kuwait, following his earlier expulsion in India's opening match against Pakistan.
Nonetheless, India, led by the talismanic Sunil Chhetri, has displayed remarkable determination in overcoming obstacles. Chhetri, who scored in three consecutive group stage matches, failed to find the net in the semifinals against Lebanon, except for his penalty conversion in the shootout. The striker will be eager to make a more significant impact in the summit clash.
India will also rely on the energy and contributions of Sahal Abdul Samad, Mahesh Singh, and Udanta Singh on the field, as they provide Chhetri with crucial crosses. In the semifinals against Lebanon, Mahesh, typically deployed as a winger, played behind Chhetri to offer additional support to the captain. Gawli hinted at continuing this strategy in the final, stating, "We wanted him to play there (in wings) and feed the wingers and Sunil Chhetri. He was doing that. We kept Ashique (Kuruniyan) on the left because of his physicality, and he was doing well. He was running a lot. We did not want to change that."
However, India are well aware that Kuwait are a battle-hardened side, and only their best performance will suffice in the final showdown. Also read: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/football/sunil-chhetri-indian-football-captain-commits-future-to-bengaluru-fc-with-contract-extension-1688384603325">Indian football captain Sunil Chhetri commits future to Bengaluru FC with contract extension</a>
(With PTI inputs)

Sunil Chhetri's India have got themselves another chance to lift a trophy after beating Lebanon 4-2 on penalties in the semi-finals of the SAFF Championship.

SAFF Football: India through to the final, beat Lebanon 4-2 on penalties in the semis

The Blue Tigers have made their to another final after beating Lebanon 4-2 on penalties!

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<h2>Sunil Chhetri's India have got themselves another chance to lift a trophy after beating Lebanon 4-2 on penalties in the semi-finals of the SAFF Championship.</h2>

India are through to the final of the SAFF Championship after beating Lebanon 4-2 on penalties in Bengaluru on July 1.
Both sides were goalless after the 90 minutes despite getting ample chances on goal.
After another goalless spell of 30 minutes in the extra time, it all came down to penalties.
It was the Blue Tigers who turned out to be the winning team in the end courtesy of Gurpreet Singh Sandhu's goalkeeping heroics.
India will be facing Kuwait in the final of the tournament.
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The Blue Tigers were held 1-1 at home by Kuwait in the SAFF Championship.

SAFF Championship: Kuwait hold India to 1-1 draw, Blue Tigers finish 2nd in Group A

India were held to a 1-1 draw in what was an eventful tie against Kuwait in the #SAFFChampionship


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<h2>The Blue Tigers were held 1-1 at home by Kuwait in the SAFF Championship.</h2>

Indian football team continued their unbeaten run in the SAFF Championship after a 1-1 draw with Kuwait in Bengaluru on June 27th.
Indian skipper Sunil Chhetri broke the deadlock in the first half with a superb half-volley via a Anirudh Thapa corner to take his tally to 92 goals for India.
Kuwait equalised in the second half through an Anwar Ali own goal late in the game.
The second half saw India get a couple of good chances but was overshadowed by some altercations which resulted in both teams getting a red card each.
Coach Igor Stimac was also sent off earlier on his return, having served a 1-match ban.
The draw means that Igor Stimac's side ended the group stage in 2nd position with 7 points on the table.

3 red cards were handed out by the match officials during an ill-tempered game between India &amp; Kuwait in the SAFF Championship.

SAFF Football: India coach Igor Stimac, striker Rahim Ali sent off after heated exchanges against Kuwait

3 red cards were handed out by the match officials during an ill-tempered game between India & Kuwait in the SAFF Championship.

<h2>3 red cards were handed out by the match officials during an ill-tempered game between India &amp; Kuwait in the SAFF Championship.</h2>

While India drew 1-1 with Kuwait in a heated encounter in SAFF Championship, it was their head coach Igor Stimac who once again grabbed all the headlines. The Croat, who was sent off in the opening fixture against Pakistan, received yet another red card on his return to the touchline. In the 62nd minute of the game, Stimac held up play after grabbing hold of the ball, angry at a foul by Kuwait's Hamad Al Qallaf who had pushed Naorem Mahesh Singh down near the touchline. After Kuwait's players expressed their displeasure, the referee brandished a yellow card at the Indian coach. But Stimac didn't stop there, he kept chirping away at the match officials thereafter. His complaints didn't stop and the referee in the 81st minute, reached out into his pocket to send the Indian coach off for the second time in 3 games. The tempers though were flaring and it all boiled over in the 90th minute when players from both sides ended up clashing with one another after yet another foul by Al Qallaf, this time on India's Sahal Abdul Samad. Substitute Rahim Ali reacted and shoved the Kuwaiti onto the pitch in return, and the referee then sent both players off in a bid to calm the players down. A late own goal from Anwar Ali saw Kuwait get away with a draw but it was the heated exchanges during the game that drew all the attention on the night.
Also read: India held to 1-1 draw by Kuwait, finish 2nd in Group A

Minutes after Sunil Chhetri’s 61st minute strike, India’s Rahul Bheke and Nepal’s Bimal Magar collided while attempting a header. 

India, Nepal players' melee days after on-field scuffle with Pakistan | SAFF Championship

Minutes after Sunil Chhetri&rsquo;s 61st minute strike, India&rsquo;s Rahul Bheke and Nepal&rsquo;s Bimal Magar collided while attempting a header.&nbsp;

Days after the brawl between India and Pakistan players in the ongoing SAFF Championship, members of the host team got into a melee with players of Nepal.&nbsp;
Minutes after Sunil Chhetri&rsquo;s 61st minute strike, India&rsquo;s Rahul Bheke and Nepal&rsquo;s Bimal Magar collided while attempting a header.&nbsp;
Magar landed on the ground awkwardly, he got up, charging at Bheke and a crowd immediately gathered around the two players.&nbsp;
Before the scuffle could get out of hand, the referee dispersed members of both the teams.&nbsp;
It took less than 5 minutes for the eventual winners to score their second goal against Nepal.&nbsp;
With the 2-0 win, India are through to the semifinals of the Championship. They will play Kuwait on June 27 to decide the group winner as both teams have 6 points from two wins.&nbsp; In the June 21 clash against rivals Pakistan, players of both the teams got into a heated tussle during the first half of their game.
India manager Igor Stimac got into a tussle with one of the Pakistani players which started the fight and resulted in the head coach being handed a red card and asked to serve a one-match ban.&nbsp;

Despite conceding a two-goal lead, Nepal tried gamely to stage a comeback. But India were able to keep the scoreline intact.

SAFF Championships: India into semfinals after 2-0 win over spirited Nepal 

Despite conceding a two-goal lead, Nepal tried gamely to stage a comeback. But India were able to keep the scoreline intact.

Captain Sunil Chhetri found the target yet again as India beat a spirited Nepal 2-0 in their second group match to book a berth in the SAFF Championship semifinals in Bengaluru on Saturday. Chhetri (61st minute) scored his fourth goal of the tournament before Mahesh Singh (70th) struck to notch up the home side's second consecutive win. India had beaten Pakistan 4-0 in their opening match on Wednesday with Chhetri scoring a hat-trick. With six points from two wins, India qualified for the semifinals from Group A along with Kuwait who have the same points as the hosts after defeating Pakistan earlier on Saturday 4-0.&nbsp; India play Kuwait on June 27 to decide the group winner while Nepal and Pakistan are out of the reckoning for a semifinal spot as they lost two matches each. Chhetri (91 goals from 139 matches) had already become the second most prolific scorer among Asians -- after Ali Daei (109 from 148 matches) of Iran -- and third among active players in the world. He is the most prolific goal-getter among active Asian players.

Skipper Sunil Chhetri led by example as the hat-trick hero helped the Blue tigers secure a 4-0 win against Pakistan in their SAFF Championship 2023 opener

SAFF Championship 2023: Hat-trick hero Sunil Chhetri helps India thrash arch-rivals Pakistan 4-0

India thrash arch rivals Pakistan 4-0 in the SAFF Championship!

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<h2>Skipper Sunil Chhetri led by example as the hat-trick hero helped the Blue tigers secure a 4-0 win against Pakistan in their SAFF Championship 2023 opener</h2>

Defending Champions India started their 2023 SAFF Championship campaign with a morale boosting win against arch rivals Pakistan as the Blue Tigers thrashed the visitors 4-0 on the night.
Sunil Chhetri starred on the night with a hattrick to his name and substitute Udanta got one for him as well.
The match also witnessed a heated tussle between the players after Igor Stimac tried to stop a Pakistani player from taking a throw in the first half.
Stimac was shown a red card by the referee for the same.India will now take on Nepal on 24th June.
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The SAFF Championship kicked off with arch rivals India and Pakistan getting into a fight in the first game of the tournament.

SAFF Championship 2023: Indian team get into fight with Pakistan players, Igor Stimac sent off

India and Pakistan players get into a fight during their SAFF Championship game!

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<h2>The SAFF Championship kicked off with arch rivals India and Pakistan getting into a fight in the first game of the tournament.</h2>

In a rainy night at the Sree Kanteerava Stadium in Bengaluru, Arch rivals India and Pakistan football players got into a heated tussle during the first half of their 2023 SAFF Championship game.
India manager Igor Stimach got into a tussle with one of the Pakistani players which started the fight and resulted into Stimac being sent off by the referee in the first half.
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The Pakistan football team has finally received their visas to travel to India for the SAFF Championship, where they'll open their campaign against hosts India on June 21.

Pakistan Football team receives visas to participate in SAFF Championship in India

India vs Pakistan in the #SAFFChampionship is finally on after the Pakistan team finally received their visas.

#SAFFFootball #BlueTigers #INDvPAK



<h2>The Pakistan football team has finally received their visas to travel to India for the SAFF Championship, where they'll open their campaign against hosts India on June 21.</h2>

The path is now clear for the Pakistan football team to compete in the SAFF Football Championship after successfully obtaining visas to travel to India. Sources reveal that the team is currently making arrangements to secure the earliest available flight from Mauritius to reach India in time for their opening match against India on June 21. The match is scheduled to take place at the Sree Kanteerava Stadium with a 7.30 PM kick-off time.
While the exact travel itinerary is yet to be confirmed, officials are optimistic that the Pakistan team will arrive in Bengaluru on Tuesday ahead of their highly anticipated match against India on Wednesday. The Karnataka State Football Association (KSFA) official, speaking on the condition of anonymity, expressed hope for a sell-out crowd at the match and reassured that they are fully prepared to host the event in Bengaluru.
Although there were speculations about a possible rescheduling of the match due to visa delays, the KSFA official clarified that no such plans are currently under consideration. The association has been working closely with the All India Football Federation (AIFF) to ensure smooth coordination.
Earlier, the Pakistan football team encountered difficulties in their travel arrangements as they were stranded in Mauritius following their participation in the Four-Nation Cup tournament. Their visa request faced a delay due to non-working days at the Indian Embassy in Mauritius during the weekend.
Pakistan's preparation for the SAFF tournament was further hampered by their lackluster performance in the Four-Nation Cup, finishing last with a series of defeats. In contrast, Djibouti emerged as the champions with an impeccable winning record.
The Pakistan Football Federation initially blamed the National Sports Board for issuing the No Objection Certificate (NOC) late, while the Board responded by stating that the PFF had submitted the NOC application after a significant delay. Despite these challenges, the Pakistan team is now set to embark on their journey to India and compete in the SAFF Championship Football with renewed determination.
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Defending champions India, Pakistan, Kuwait and Nepal being clubbed in Group A. Lebanon, Maldives, Bangladesh and Bhutan are in Group B.

SAFF Cup: India and Pakistan to renew rivalry after 5 years

India and Pakistan are set to renew their football rivalry after nearly 5 years.

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<h2>Lebanon &amp; Kuwait were also invited to make the SAFF Cup more competitive.</h2>

India and Pakistan are set to renew their football rivalry after nearly five years as the two neighbouring countries have been clubbed in the same group in the SAFF Cup which will be held in Bengaluru from June 21 to July 4.
Defending champions India are clubbed alongside Pakistan, Kuwait and Nepal in Group A. Lebanon, Maldives, Bangladesh and Bhutan are in Group B.
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The group matches will be played in a round-robin league format and the top two teams in each group will qualify for the semifinals of the eight-nation regional tournament at the Kanteerava Stadium.
Lebanon and Kuwait -- the two countries outside of South Asia -- were invited to make the tournament more competitive. Lebanon are the highest-ranked side in the tournament at 99th while Pakistan are the lowest at 195th. India are the second-highest-ranked side at 101st.
The All India Football Federation (AIFF) is hopeful that Pakistan players and support staff will get visas to take part in the tournament.
"Pakistan has confirmed its participation in the tournament, that is why they are here in the draw. All the countries of the South Asian region have the right to play in this tournament," AIFF president Kalyan Chaubey said after the draw.
"But things like granting of visas, providing security to the teams, these are not the job of any football federation of any country. The AIFF administration will coordinate with the concerned ministries of the government and we will get the answer with the passage of time."&nbsp;

Sunil Chhetri led from the front as India clinched a record 8th SAFF Championship by thrashing Nepal 3-0 the final on Saturday

Sunil Chhetri leads India to 8th SAFF Championship by beating Nepal in the final

Sunil Chhetri led from the front as India clinched a record 8th SAFF Championship by thrashing Nepal 3-0 the final on Saturday.
After a goalless first half, Sunil&nbsp;Chhetri&nbsp;broke the deadlock by putting India ahead&nbsp;in the 49th minute.&nbsp;Suresh Singh doubled the lead soon after before&nbsp;Sahal Abdul Samad&nbsp;came off the bench to seal the game in injury time.&nbsp;
Chhetri&nbsp;ended the SAFF&nbsp;Championship with 5 goals, the most in the tournament. He is now&nbsp;level with Lionel Messi on 80 international goals.

Sunil Chhetri led from the front as India clinched a record 8th SAFF Championship by thrashing Nepal 3-0 the final on Saturday

Sunil Chhetri led from the front as India clinched a record 8th SAFF Championship by thrashing Nepal 3-0 the final on Saturday.
After a goalless first half, Sunil&nbsp;Chhetri&nbsp;broke the deadlock by putting India ahead&nbsp;in the 49th minute.&nbsp;Suresh Singh doubled the lead soon after before&nbsp;Sahal Abdul Samad&nbsp;came off the bench to seal the game in injury time.&nbsp;
Chhetri&nbsp;ended the SAFF&nbsp;Championship with 5 goals, the most in the tournament. He is now&nbsp;level with Lionel Messi on 80 international goals.
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