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Home / Chandigarh / Punjab Delhi Enter Final Of North Zone Iaad Football Tournament

Punjab, Delhi enter final of North Zone IA&AD Football Tournament

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Updated At : 03:15 AM Feb 14, 2025 IST
Players of Jammu & Kashmir (white) and New Delhi in action during the North Zone IA & AD Football Tournament at Sports Complex, Sector 46, in Chandigarh on Thursday. TRIBUNE PHOTO: RAVI KUMAR

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In the ongoing North Zone IA&AD Football Tournament at Sector 46 Sports Complex, two local teams AG Punjab and AG Haryana shared the spoils. With goal difference being the deciding factor, AG Punjab marched into the final to face AG Delhi.

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It was AG Punjab lads who drew the first blood in the 22nd minute. Abhishek Sharma put the team ahead by scoring a stunning goal. However, in the 54th minute, Harman Brar managed to pull off one for the AG Haryana outfit to level the score. The scoreline remained unchanged at the final whistle.

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In other matches, AG Uttarakhand defeated AG Uttar Pradesh 3-0, while AG Delhi played a goalless draw against AG Jammu & Kashmir. Both teams showcased competitive spirit, resulting in a stalemate with no goals scored.

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