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I-League: Kenkre FC’s loss is Real Kashmir’s gain

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Updated At : 02:31 PM May 05, 2022 IST

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Kenkre FC dropped to the second division after losing to Indian Arrows by a solitary goal, handing a lifeline to Real Kashmir FC on the final day of the I-League here today. Kenkre needed a win on the final matchday to keep pressure on Real Kashmir, who drew 1-1 against TRAU FC.

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