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Match Report Delhi United vs Eves F.c Final Score: 5:0 A junior side was fielded alongside a new-look back four, midfield, and forward line against weaker opposition. While the scoreline reflected the difference in quality, the overall performance lacked fluency and cohesion at times, with the team appearing disjointed in possession and build-up play. Defensively, […]

Match Report Delhi United vs Yuba Sangha FC Final Score: 3–2 After losing twice to the same opponents over the last two years, our girls finally overcame the mental barrier with a hard-fought victory. More importantly, the team showed maturity, courage, and composure throughout the match. We started well, circulated the ball confidently, and our

Match Report Delhi United vs Goodwill F.c Final score : 13:0 Transitioning from the smaller pitch at Modern School to the full-sized Ambedkar ground proved challenging for our girls, particularly in terms of spatial awareness and positioning. The uneven and wobbly surface also affected the quality of our play, as we were careless with our

Celebrating ASICS Foundation’s Support for Mrida About the ASICS Foundation the ASICS Foundation, established by ASICS Corporation and headquartered in Kobe, Japan, advances a global commitment to improving wellbeing through movement. Anchored in the philosophy of “a sound mind in a sound body,” the Foundation supports in initiatives that position sport as a vehicle for

Match Report Delhi United vs City FC Final Score: 6–0 Delhi United started the game strongly and scored early, allowing the team to control the tempo throughout the match. A brief lapse in defence could have brought City FC level in the opening stages, but an excellent one-on-one save from Reshu preserved the clean sheet.

Raja Hriday Shah Football League: 6th Edition Establishing a Structured Pathway in Rural Sport The Raja Hriday Shah Football League represents a sustained effort to introduce structure into grassroots football across Mandla district. Initiated in 2020 with approximately 300 participants, the league has expanded to engage over 1200 children across more than 50 villages, positioning

When DFA Mandla’s Sub-Junior Girls clinched the Madhya Pradesh Inter-District Championship in Indore, it wasn’t just a sporting win; it was a statement. That victory opened the doors for 10 of our girls to join the State Camp. From there, 8 earned their place in the Madhya Pradesh squad for the Sub-Junior Nationals in Assam.

Hemlata, a 24-year-old from Jhandatola village, was raised in a rural agricultural family with limited opportunities. Before joining Mrida, she struggled to access quality education and had no clear vision for her future. But with Mrida’s support, Hemlata discovered football—and with it, a new path. She received assistance in education, training, and health, gaining life