Football final tomorrow

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Chandigarh, Updated At : 07:35 AM Nov 22, 2024 IST

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The Roundglass Foundation will organise the final of the Roundglass Foundation Football Cup (RFFC) at the GMADA Complex, Sector 78, Mohali, on November 23.

At present, the club claimed, nearly 4,000 children are competing in U-12 and U-16 category matches being played at different locations.

A total of 300 teams, including 50 girls teams, are participating in the tournament.

“Early engagement in sports can foster a sense of community and inclusion, which is especially important during formative years. It also helps identify and nurture talent. Investing in grassroots sports is an investment in the wellbeing and potential of future generations,” said Kavita from the Kavita and Vinod Khanna Foundation.

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