Showing posts with label F5WC. Show all posts
Showing posts with label F5WC. Show all posts

Friday, September 15, 2017

Zeven India Football Tour - F5WC World Final India qualifiers kicks off in Bangalore

Last Saturday witnessed the official kick-off of Zeven India Football Tour today. The India Football Tour is the official Indian qualifiers tournament for F5WC world finals. F5WC is the world's largest amateur 5-a-side football tournament. This is an annual event which will be held in Shanghai, China. 

This is the second edition of the India Football Tour organized by Addrush Sports, a sports management company specializing in events and technology and Zeven, a sportswear brand, began with the unveiling of the official jersey, the match trophy. 

The Zeven-India Football Tour is an amateur football tournament played on a small, 5-a-side field with a few differences from the regular game - no offside, kick-ins instead of throw-ins, and so on. 

The India Football Tour will be conducted in 6 cities that include Bengaluru, Mumbai, Delhi, Hyderabad, Kolkata and Kochi to select the best team that will represent India internationally. The winners of each city qualifiers will travel to Bengaluru to compete at the National Finals. 

Later in the event, an exhibition football match was played between a team of sports journalists and the team of Humble Politician Nograj, political satire film in Kannada language, which will hit cinemas shortly. Danish Sait, Hemanth Rao and many other celebrities played the game. 


Tuesday, November 22, 2016

Mumbai lifts India Football Tour Championship

Team Mumbai won the national finals of India Football Tour, the official qualifiers of Football Fives World Cup (F5WC), they will be representing India at the F5WC world finals in Beijing, China.

India Football Tour, one of the largest amateur football tournaments in India that has traveled across 8 cities to pick the best amateur teams from the country. The tour started in February 2016 with Delhi and went on to Kolkata, Mumbai, Hyderabad, Pune, Bengaluru, Navi Mumbai and Panvel. 

The national finals leg was played in the FSV Arena and had the following team groupings: 

  • Group A - Pune, Kolkata, Hyderabad, Mumbai
  • Group B - Panvel, Delhi, Navi Mumbai, Bengaluru

Pune and Mumbai qualified from Group A and Delhi and Bengaluru from Group B qualified to the knock-out stage. Semi-finals was played between Pune Vs Delhi and Mumbai Vs Bengaluru. 

In the first semifinal between Mumbai and Bengaluru, the former thrashed the host city 5-1. The other semis witnessed Pune defeating Delhi 2-1, and eventually making it a Maharashtra Derby.  

The mega final saw Mumbai peaking at the right moment on the other side Pune had one of their key players injured during the semifinal against Delhi. Pune tired their best but eventually came out short and Mumbai won with a 4-0 score. 

Various awards were given out at the presentation ceremony. 

  • The Best Arena - FSV Arena
  • The Best Host City - Delhi
  • The Golden Ball - Cajetan Dias, Navi Mumbai
  • The Golden Glove - Pulkit, Delhi
  • The Best Design Agency - Studio Illuzion

Skill Challenges

  • Obstacle Challenge - Nihal, Bengaluru
  • Ultimate Precision Challenge - Nihal, Bengaluru
  • Goalkeeper Challenge - Goal keepers, Pune, Delhi, and Mumbai