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India enter SAFF U20 Championship semifinal

Kathmandu: Manglenthang Kipgen’s last-gasp strike earned India a thrilling 1-0 win over Maldives as they entered the semifinal of the SAFF U20 Championship. Playing their final Group B game, India had to toil for 95 minutes before Kipgen produced a...

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Updated At : 10:20 AM Aug 24, 2024 IST

Kathmandu: Manglenthang Kipgen’s last-gasp strike earned India a thrilling 1-0 win over Maldives as they entered the semifinal of the SAFF U20 Championship. Playing their final Group B game, India had to toil for 95 minutes before Kipgen produced a sensational goal to help the Blue Colts finish atop the table. India thus set up a semifinal clash against defending champions Bangladesh, the Group A runner-up, on Monday.

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