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Hyderabad FC, once hailed as champions of the Indian Super League, now finds itself engulfed in a crisis, grappling with a plethora of challenges that threaten the club's stability and reputation. From a FIFA-imposed transfer ban to unpaid salaries and a mass exodus of key players, the club's journey from triumph to turmoil has been swift and staggering. Just two years ago, Hyderabad FC clinched the ISL title in a thrilling penalty shootout, igniting hopes of a promising future for the club. However,

A day prior to the conclusion of the Hero I-League Qualifiers 2020 and with just one round of matches to go, the final round of tests for Covid-19 have already been completed by the All India Football Federation. League CEO Mr. Sunando Dhar applauded the medical staff who have “helped in the smooth conduct of the tournament.” “Our top priority was always the safety of the players and officials who are involved in the tournament. The fact that we have had over 1,200 tests

Bhubaneswar; 17th October 2020: The Indian contingent of Odisha FC started training in groups adhering to all the health and safety norms laid out by the League on Saturday. The players under the guidance of Indian Assistant Coach and former international midfielder Mr. Steven Dias started training at their designated training pitch at Betalbatim, Goa. Meanwhile, the foreign players have also started arriving at the team hotel. Experienced Defender Steven Taylor and forward Diego Mauricio have already checked in earlier while Hero ISL

Pre-season begins under the watchful eyes of Clifford Miranda Goa: The 2020/21 season has begun. FC Goa has started preparations for the upcoming season which will see the Gaurs defending their ISL League Winners’ Shield in addition to representing India in the AFC Champions League. The team, under the watchful eyes of Assistant Coach Clifford Miranda, have begun pre-season with the majority of the Indian contingent. Only Ishan Pandita and Len Doungel, who are currently undergoing their quarantine period as per the League

The Indian Super League (ISL) 2019-20 is about to start from the 20th of October, 2019 and will be winding up in March, 2020. There are 10 ISL 2019-20 teams and the new-look ISL 2019 squads will be battling it out for the crown once again. There is a mad rush for ISL 2019 tickets with most having been sold out although you can keep trying your luck in this regard! This will be the 6th season of Indian football’s numero uno league.