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Indian Women’s League football to start in April

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Bhubaneswar, March 25: The Indian Women’s League football tournament will return after a hiatus of two years with the fifth edition – 2021-22 season – to be held at three venues here from April 15 to May 25.
The tournament will feature 12 teams which will fight it out in a round-robin league format, with the champions getting the chance to play in the next edition of the AFC Women’s Club Championship.
The team that finishes with the highest number of points after 11 matches will be declared winners.
The matches will be played at the Kalinga Stadium, the Seventh Battalion Ground and the Capital Ground.
Defending champions Gokulam Kerala FC will be joined by Odisha Police, Hans Women FC (Delhi), Kickstart FC (Karnataka), Sethu Madurai (Tamil Nadu), PIFA Sports Colaba FC (Maharashtra), Mata Rukmani FC (Chhattisgarh), Sirvodem Sports Club (Goa), Indian Arrows (AIFF’s Developmental Team), SSB Women FC (West Bengal), Sports Odisha (Odisha) and one club from the IWL Qualifiers.
The qualifiers will take place in New Delhi from April 1 to 5, where four clubs – Guwahati City FC, Golazo FC, ARA FC and YWC – will fight it out at the Ambedkar Stadium in a round robin format with the top team proceeding to the tournament main tournament. (PTI)

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