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Bengaluru: 5th All India under-15 boys football tournament to be held on Aug 25 & 26

  •   Wed, Jul 04 2018 10:37:38 AM

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Bengaluru, Jul 4: The 5th All  India under-15 boys football (5-a-side) tournament  is scheduled to take place  on  August 25 & 26, 2018 at the Active Arena in Bengaluru.
 
The 5-a-side tournament will have at least 64 teams taking part from all over India.  All those players born on or after 1.1.2003  are  eligible to take part.  Adhaar card will be the main document to certify the age proof of the players apart from certified photo id with date of birth proof.  

Entry is open for all schools, football academies,  teams and groups with  attractive prizes for the  best performers.  

Teams interested in taking part may contact denzsports@gmail.com or call on mobile 7760592144 for all details.  

The tournament is organized by Denz  Foundation, Bengaluru since 2014 and teams from all over India have taken part.  The young and promising footballers of the country get a great chance to show their skills in this tournament and reach greater glory to play at a higher level.
  

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  • Aditya Debnath, Barasat

    Wed, Jul 04 2018

    It is very important to have tournaments like these in all over India and I am very glad to hear that there are tournament in bengaluru.

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