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Minerva lads log 10-0 victory in football

Minerva Academy’s junior team made a resounding statement in their AIFF Junior League opener
Tribune News Service
Chandigarh, Updated At : 03:35 AM Mar 30, 2025 IST
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Minerva Academy started their All India Football Federation (AIFF) Junior League campaign by recording a 10-0 win over Sri Dasmesh Martial Soccer Academy of Anandpur Sahib.

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Minerva Academy’s junior team made a resounding statement in their AIFF Junior League opener, as the youngsters showcased their prowess, demonstrating a level of skill, speed, and strategy that left the opposition reeling.

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The dynamic duo of Denamoni and Azam, who shared the spoils with an impressive four goals each, troubled the Sri Dasmesh defence with their clinical finishing. Punishba and Chetan scored a goal each to log an emphatic victory. The team’s attacking cohesion and fluidity were a joy to behold, as they tore apart the opposition’s defence with ease.

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