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Meghalaya secure crucial 3 points

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By Our Reporter

Shillong, Oct 17: Meghalaya showcased their prowess once again in the U-17 boys’ Subroto Cup, securing a vital victory by defeating Tamil Nadu with a score of 1-0 in a gripping Pool D encounter. Represented by the Assam Rifles Public School, Meghalaya’s young football talents exhibited their remarkable skills at the event held in New Delhi on Tuesday.
Ratson Lingu emerged as the hero of the match, netting the solitary goal that clinched the win for Meghalaya. The Assam Rifles Public School team was further galvanized by the enthusiastic presence of fervent supporters from the Meghalaya Police, who have been ardently backing the squad since the very first game.
Meghalaya’s impressive victory places them in a favorable position as they now prepare to battle Maharashtra in their final group stage fixture, slated for Wednesday. With their steadfast determination and demonstrated talent, Meghalaya’s U-17 boys are certainly a team to keep a close watch on as the tournament unfolds.
This triumph marks Meghalaya’s second consecutive win in the U-17 boys’ Subroto Cup, solidifying their bid for the championship title. The team’s commitment to excellence on the field, under the mentorship of their skilled coaching staff, has been evident in their remarkable performance.
The goal by Ratson Lingu not only earned Meghalaya three crucial points but also brought immense joy to their supporters who traveled from Meghalaya to cheer for their young football talents. The enthusiasm displayed by these fans, captured in heartwarming photos alongside the players and officials, truly exemplifies the spirit of the game.With the anticipation building, the match against Maharashtra promises to be another exciting encounter in Meghalaya’s quest for glory in the U-17 boys’ Subroto Cup. The team’s consistent effort and remarkable teamwork have undoubtedly positioned them as strong contenders in the tournament.

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