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Refereeing seminar ends

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SHILLONG: The All India Football Federation organised a first of its kind pilot project for heads of referees, which ended in New Delhi on Tuesday.

The two-day course aimed at further educating the states that are aligned with the Refereeing Structure followed by the AIFF.

There were 11 participants from eight states, with DL Nongbri representing Meghalaya.

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