Ozone beat South United in Super Division tie

South United Media 

After an even first half, South United FC conceded two goals to Ozone FC Bengaluru’s Gagandeep Singh and Kapil Bhat to succumb to a defeat. South United would rue their missed chances as Ozone FC proved clinical with theirs to win on the day. 

Most of the first half saw both sides create plenty of chances at either end but neither showed the composure in front of goal to finish them off. Kapil Bhat proved to be a thorn in the side of the South united defence all game as he received the ball in advanced areas and linked up with the likes of Alocious and Prabin around him. The first chance of the game fell to Bhat who collected the ball at the edge of the box and turned to create some space for himself. His whipped shot was only inches wide of the post.

Not too long after, Jaison would create South United’s first chance of the game as his mazy run took him into the box but his shot was parried at the near-post by Gunashekhar.

Ozone nearly had a goal through some confusion in the South united defence as well when Bernard rushed out from the goal to collect the ball, but Nidhin oblivious to his keeper’s position attempted to cushion the ball with his head for the keeper to collect. The resulting header nearly ended up in the goal.

South United also nearly broke through in the final minutes of the half as some good pressing from Aaron meant that the ball rebounded into Magesh’s path and he was able to find a good pass to Jaison’s feet. Just as the striker shaped up to shoot, Ozone’s Shahajas put in a goal-saving tackle.
Aaron kicked off the second half well for South United as he robbed the goalkeeper of the ball and turned towards the open goal but his shot was blocked by an onrushing defender.

In the 63rd minute, South United’s custodian Bernard failed to collect a rebound and Gagandeep was at hand to slot the rebound past him to put Ozone in the lead. The opening goal seemed to have injected Ozone with some energy as they pressed well to keep South United from creating meaningful attacks.

As South United pushed forward to equalize, Ozone broke forward in the 82nd minute and Kapil Bhat was on hand to put an easy chance in the back of the net to seal their 2-0 victory.

Ozone begin their I-League second campaign division with a win over South United

South United Media

Ozone FC started their second division I-League campaign with a 1-0 win over South United.   The game was on a knife’s edge till the very end, finally Ozone’s discipline won against a visiting South United FC side that created but couldn’t finish off their chances. 

The first few minutes saw Ozone FC dominate midfield and push forward as South United FC struggled to find their feet in the game. A couple of early efforts from the home side were thwarted by the SUFC custodian Jayanth Kumar. The home side came particularly close when a chipped effort form Ozone hit the crossbar and went behind for a goal kick. 

SUFC got more of a grip in the game as the half wore on and restricted Ozone to fewer chances, however, they struggled to create at the other end thanks to a disciplined defensive performance from David Booth’s men. 

The game had little movement off the ball from either side, but Ozone FC showed more of a threat going forward with more incisive passing and positioning. 

The second half began with South United threatening in the early minutes. They pegged Ozone FC back for the early parts of the half with good constant pressure on them but were unable to capitalize. 

In the 72nd minute, Ozone got their chance as their forward was brought down in the box. Only having been on the pitch for three minutes, the substitute striker Manvir Singh stepped up to take the spot kick and made no error slotting the ball to the keeper’s right and sending him the wrong way. 

Ozone were determined to keep their slender lead but the goal breathed life into the SUFC attack as they pelted the Ozone goal with all they could in the last 15 minutes. A penalty claimed denied and a header that missed by a hair’s breadth was what separated the sides in the end.

Bengaluru FC down Ozone 2-1 in a thriller

Bengaluru FC Media 

Naushad Moosa’s young Bengaluru FC side came from a goal down to defeat Ozone FC 2-1 in a thrilling BDFA Super Division League encounter at the Bangalore Football Stadium, in Bengaluru, on Tuesday. Edmund Lalrindika’s 32nd minute equaliser cancelled out MS Jithin’s (2’) early opener for Ozone FC, before an own goal from defender Mark Anthony (76’) handed the Blue Colts all three points.

Going into this crucial game, Moosa opted to field an unchanged eleven from the win over Kickstart FC. However, the young Blues had a start to forget as they conceded inside the first two minutes.

Having lost the ball in the rival half, Bengaluru were hit hard by a quickfire counter attack by the rivals. Ozone attacker Jithin kept his composure to run solo and avoid Asheer Akthar’s tackle before beating Aditya Patra in the BFC goal with a left-footed finish from inside the box.

Having conceded just their second goal of the campaign, Bengaluru didn’t drop their heads and slowly found their groove. Their persistence finally paid dividends when striker Lalrindika pulled them level in the 32nd minute. The striker latched on to a lob from midfielder Biswa Darjee and fired home a half volley from the edge of the box to make it 1-1.

Winger Leon Augustine then looked to have beaten the offside trap and scored the goal that would’ve shot his side into the lead, only for a dubious decision from the linesman on the far side to rule his strike out for offside.

Bengaluru had back-to-back chances of their own inside two minutes of the second half as Leon Augustine, who combined well with substitute Lalnuntluanga, managed to beat his marker but his shot from close range was saved by the rival custodian. The resultant corner had skipper Myron Mendes’ header come off the crossbar after he met Altamash Sayed’s set-piece perfectly.

Bengaluru continued to push ahead and dominate the game which had turned physical and despite Ozone defending deep in their own half, the Blue Colts managed to break their defense down in the 76th minute, when left-back Parag dribbled his way through the Ozone backline with his resultant cut back turned into his own net by defender Mark Anthony.

With Ozone throwing bodies up front in the final quarter, Moosa’s boys managed hold on to their slender advantage to seal a fourth win in five games. The Blue Colts will now take on South United FC on Sunday, December 2.

Ozone start their quest for I-League qualification against Real Kashmir tomorrow

AIFF Media 

Ozone FC and Real Kashmir FC will aim to start their Hero 2ND Division League final round campaign on the right foot when they square off at the FSV Arena in Bengaluru on Thursday (May 24, 2018). The match will kick-off at 5:45 pm. 

Following a grueling qualifying round four teams have made it to the final round and at the end of a single round-robin competition, the top team will earn promotion in the next edition of Hero I-League.

While Ozone FC qualified for the final round on top of their qualifying group after an impressive run that saw them beating strong teams like FC Kerala and Fateh Hyderabad. Real Kashmir defied the odds to topple a tricky group that included Hindustan FC, Delhi United and Lonestar Kashmir FC. 

It’s no secret that physical play against Real Kashmir will be crucial for Ozone FC. While Ozone FC have a reputation for free-flowing and attacking football, they are equally known for their physical play. 

Ozone FC have shown just how explosive they could be with 19 goals during a nine-game unbeaten streak in qualifying round before falling to Kerala Blasters reserves 1-0 in their final qualifying round game. 

Ozone FC coach David Booth has underlined the importance of a winning start insisting that a win on day one will put the team in commanding position for rest of the campaign. 

The Ozone roster is loaded with experience, boasting a blend of players such as Vignesh, Sabeeth Sathyan, Clyde Fernandes, and Chika Wali though players with valuable I-League experience like NS Manju, Chinta Chandrashekhar Rao, Sampath Kuttymani rarely find a start. 

However, all eyes will on the Brazilian goal-scoring machine Robert De Souza, who will lead the dream of Ozone FC in the final round. The 26-year-old has been in great form in the qualifying round and leading the goal-scoring chart with 8 goals. 

These many dangerous and creative players mean the Real Kashmir back-line needs to maintain it’s shaping throughout the 90 minutes, and coach David Robertson feels everyone must stay focused on the task at hand. He noted Ozone FC thrives on give-and-go opportunities with short, quick passes to draw out and get behind opposing defenders. 

His experience should provide a valuable asset, along with the speed and physicality of youngsters Atinder Mani and Ifham Tariq Mir. They may have some nerves on such a big stage, but Robertson thinks that’s to be expected for everyone and it’s important for them to soak up the pressure. 

The game looks balanced although with Ozone FC slightly with a slight advantage due to pedigree but Real Kashmir have a few quality players that can hurt any opponents on a given day.

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[BDFA League] BFC Reserves go down 0-1 to Ozone

Bengaluru FC Media 

Ten-man Bengaluru FC ‘B’ suffered their second defeat of the campaign going down 0-1 to Ozone FC in their seventh game of the BDFA Super Division League at the Bangalore Football Stadium, on Thursday.

In the first half that lacked real chances, a freak goal from Anup Theresraj handed Ozone all three points. The attacker chased down a long ball from Anto Xavier on the right flank, and managed to somehow connect with it on the slide just ahead of BFC ‘B’ custodian Shainkhan C. who had rushed out to punch it away. The effort was on target and the ball rolled in into an empty net to put Ozone up 1-0 in the 42nd minute. Meanwhile, the Blues had shout for a penalty turned away early in the half after Leon Augustine was brought down inside the box.

The second half saw Coach Naushad Moosa make a double change brining in Robinson Singh and Bidyananda Singh to add more creativity in attack. While the Blues began pushing up, left-back Parag Shrivas was shown a straight red for a high-foot challenge on an opponent reducing BFC ‘B’ to ten-men in the 57th minute.

The Blues continued to push forward in search of the equalizer, but Ozone capitalized on their one-man advantage to hold on to their narrow lead and seal a win. The result meant that BFC ‘B’ stay second in the standings with 13 points from seven games as Ozone clinched the title with 30 points.

Ozone placed in Group B in 18-team Second Div I-League

Eighteen teams comprising of seven ISL clubs’ reserve teams (Except ATK, Northeast United FC, Mumbai City FC) who will compete in the preliminary round are divided into three groups. The Preliminary round which will kick-off on March 16, 2018 will continue until May 15, 2018. Teams will play on a home and away basis within the group.

The AIFF League Committee met at the AIFF Football House yesterday and took some vital decisions on the forthcoming Second Division League 2017-18 including the number of teams, the format of the tournament and the schedule. 

The winners of each group plus the best second-placed team would qualify for the final round. However, if reserve teams of ISL clubs finish as winners or runners-up in any group, the position will be passed on to the next non-ISL team. 

Four teams will play at the central venue on a ‘single-leg’ league system which will run from May 21, 2018 to May 27, 2018 at the end which the winners would be promoted to the next tier of Indian Football.

Each club can register maximum 3 foreign players for the 2nd division league out of which one player has to be a national of an AFC Member Association. 

The Groups of the preliminary round are as mentioned below:

• Group A: Real Kashmir, Lonestar Kashmir, Delhi Dynamos FC (reserves), Hindustan FC, Delhi United, FC Pune City (reserves)
• Group B: Madhya Bharat SC, FC Goa (reserves), Kerala Blasters (reserves), Ozone FA, Fateh Hyderabad AFC, FC Kerala
• Group C: TRAU FC, Langsning FC, Mohammedan Sporting, JSW Bengaluru FC (reserves), Jamshedpur FC (reserves), Chennaiyin FC (reserves)  

AIFF disqualify Bengaluru U13 and Ozone FC U15 youth teams

Youth teams of Bengaluru FC (under 13) and Ozone FC Bengaluru (under 15) have been banned from further participating in the ongoing AIFF Youth League. Jammu United youth teams too have been disqualified from the same competition. 

These teams have been found fielding over-aged players in Youth League. 

Ankith P from Bengaluru FC and Akash Jadhav from Ozone FC team were found overage in their respective group, which ensued disqualification of players and clubs.

Notably, Ankith P was a part of the state U15 team, he recently took part in the Sub-junior Nationals at Phagwara, Punjab. Several teams playing in Bangalore Zone Youth League have raised concern over his participation. 

U13 Youth League: Roots Football beat Ozone again

Roots Football School won their away match against Ozone Group FC by 4-0 in the AIFF U-13 India Youth League at the Bangalore Football Stadium. 

Goals by Gambheer B (4) Rayaan Shakeer (23), Ngamminthang Kipgen (35), and R Neil Joseph (63) made it a comfortable win for Roots.

Roots FS, remain unbeaten in their first eight matches and continued to stay at the top of the Bengaluru zone of the Under 13 Youth League. Bengaluru zone has six teams playing on a home and away basis, to qualify for the national rounds.    

U15 Youth League: Bengaluru and Ozone play to 1-1 draw

Bengaluru FC boys halted Bengaluru Zone table topper Ozone FC's all-win record today by playing an 1-1 draw game. 

Parthib Sunder Gogoi gave Ozone the lead in the first half, Lalro Kima restored parity for the Blues in the early second half. 

Ozone still lead the points table with 22 points in 8 games, Bengaluru is in second spot with 16 points after having played a game less than Ozone. 

U13 Youth League: Roots Football score big win against Ozone

Roots Football School won their home match against Ozone FC by a big margin of 5-1 in the AIFF U-13 Youth League at the Padukone-Dravid  Center of Sports Excellence ground in Bengaluru. 

Captain Rayaan Shakeer put Roots FS into the lead in the 4th minute from a free kick that beat the keeper. Pranav B doubled the lead in the 15th minute from a penalty kick, resulting out of a hand ball. 

Karan Nair pulled one back for Ozone just before the half time. A few minutes into the second half Ozone conceded another hand ball off a corner, and Gautam Rajesh made no mistake in slotting it home. 

Ebenezer Paul scored another goal in quick succession from a pass from Gambeer who made a good run to take the game away from Ozone. Kshitij Gupta completed the dominance with a brilliant solo run all the way from the defense line to goal, dribbling through half of the Ozone team. 

The win puts Roots FS, unbeaten in the first three matches to the top of the Bengaluru Zone of the Under 13 Youth League that has six teams from Bangalore playing on a home and away basis.

Ozone appoint seasoned coach David Booth

Ozone press release 

Veteran coach David Booth has joined Ozone FC Bengaluru from the beginning on this month. The skilled coach has an extensive understanding of Asian and Indian football with a past in Mahindra United, Mumbai FC, Salgaocar, and the national teams of Myanmar and Laos.

The veteran coach’s achievements make him one of the most respected coaches in Indian football. He won the Federation Cup, Mumbai League and the Super Cup with Mahindra United, I-League 2nd division with Mumbai FC. and he also won the prestigious award as Coach of the year in 2004 from the Football Players Association of India (FPAI).

David Booth is famous for his winning mentality and the ability to elevate the game of his players. David Booth’s first challenge with Ozone FC Bengaluru is the Bangalore Super Division that starts on November 26th with the first game being played against ASC.

Stanly Rozario joins as Director cum Head Coach of Ozone Football Academy

Ozone FCB press release

The AFC Professional Coaching License holder, Bengaluru’s Standly Rozario took charge as the Director cum Head Coach of the Ozone Football Academy. The former MEG, Services, and Karnataka midfielder comes with an extensive coaching experience. He was part of the Senior India football team as an assistant coach during the Bob Houghton era, also, he was the Head Coach of East Bengal, Mohun Bagan, Salgocar, Shillong Lajong, United Sikkim, Bharat, Army XI and Services team.

With his vast coaching experience at International, National and top Indian clubs level, he stepped into a new role and accepted the challenge of managing and developing the Ozone Youth Academy. He has the experience of bringing out the best talent and performance of the players and molds them to perform at the highest level. 

Standly Rozario says, “I am excited of this new challenge. My vision is to identify the best talent and nurture the players at grass root and youth level to make them the players of tomorrow, players that will represent India one day.”

Along with his experience, he brings a calm, collected, sharp vision and winning attitude to the youth players, which will make Ozone Football Academy reach even higher heights. 

The Ozone Football Academy Bengaluru is participating in I-League's U'13, U'15 and U'18 competitions, where the U'13 and U'15 sides have won all their games, topping their groups.

U15 Youth League: Ozone defeat Bengaluru FC

Keeping the winning streak intact, Ozone boys defeated Bengaluru FC 1-0. Playing at the FSV Arena, Hennur, Harpreet Rulbir netted for Ozone in the injury time of the first half. 

Six teams are participating from the Bengaluru zone of U-15 Youth League, matches are played in home and away format. Ozone have completed their first leg with an all-win record, they’re yet to concede a goal and scored 35 goals so far. 

Bengaluru tasted their first defeat after three consecutive wins" into the game on the back of three successive wins. They are in second spot in the table but with a match less played.

Ozone crash out of I-League second division

Playing a woeful game of catch up, Ozone faltered again at home in the hand of Fateh Hyderabad AFC. The visitors scored two quick goals in the first half, owing to some poor defending from Ozone backs. 

In a match where both teams needed to win to retain chance to qualify to the next stage, Fateh took the lead in the third minute from a goal from Nima Tamang. They struck again in the 23rd minute from a cross from Bangalore boy Manoj Swamy Kannan which Bonison Singh made no mistake. 

Anto Xavier reduced the margin for Ozone in the 40th minute. 

With the inclusion of Satish Kumar and Vignesh G in the fisrt half, Ozone tried come back to the game. However, they failed to crack Fateh defense. 

With 7 points and an away game in hand, Ozone are out of I-League Second Division. They currently stands at 3rd position in Group C after Fateh Hyderabad AFC and Kenkre FC. 

Points Table BDFA League 2016-17 - Super & A Division

 March 18, 2017

Super Division 

A Division 

Ozone and Bengaluru take on Lajong and Minerva respectively in U16 Youth League semifinal

In what could be an all Bangalore affair in the ongoing U-16 Youth League, lads of Ozone Football Club Bengaluru play against Shillong Lajong Football Club and Bengaluru FC boys play against winner of last edition (U-15) Minerva Academy FC tomorrow at Cooperage Stadium, Mumbai. 

Both teams from the Garden City had an outstanding run thus far in the U-16 Youth League. Ozone maintained all-win record right from the zonal-qualifiers to quarter-final stage. Bengaluru FC too retained all-win record except an 1-1 draw match against DSK Shivajians in quarterfinals. 

• 10 AM: Ozone FCB Vs Shillong Lajong FC
• 3 PM: Bengaluru FC Vs Minerva Academy FC

U-16 Youth League - Ozone move to semis

Ozone romped home in style by pumping 3 goals to opponent India Youth Soccer Association today at the Navelim ground, Goa. With an all-win record in the quarter final group stage, the lads qualify to the semifinal of the U-16 Youth League. 

Ozone lads, who train at Hosur must have been the most impressive performers in U-16 Youth League, they have conceded only one goal and scored 11 goals in three quarter final group matches.  

Continuing the good form, talented striker Ajay Alex scored a brace again today. Manvir scored the other goal in 37th minute. 

Mohun Bagan defeated Pride Sports in an identical margin, finishing second in Group A. 

Semi-finals and final will be played at Mumbai on Febrary 8 and 10 respectively.  

 

Bengaluru loan Roby Norales out to Ozone FCB

Bengaluru FC Media 

Bengaluru FC have loaned Honduran striker Roby Norales to Second Division side Ozone FC till the end of the season, the club announced on Friday. The twenty-six-year-old who joined the Blues one game into the I-League season didn’t seem to fit into the plans of coach Albert Roca, prompting the club to trigger the move to fellow-Bengaluru side Ozone FC.

Norales, who came off the bench and scored on his Blues’ debut against Chennai City FC, replaces Ozone striker Cornell Glenn who suffered a fractured arm, ruling him out for the rest of the club’s Division Two campaign.

“After a month of working closely with Roby, the staff felt that he doesn’t fit into the team’s plans. The club spoke with the player and both agreed that it would be best to loan him out to a club where he would get more playing time. Roby has been a thorough professional and we wish him the best of luck on his new stint,” said club COO, Mustafa Ghouse. 

Ozone boys thrash Pride Sports, inch closer to semis spot

Ozone football academy thrashed Pride Sports FC 6-0 their 2nd U-16 Youth League Quarter final match today morning at the Navelim ground, Goa. 

Umashankar (24’, 33’) and Manvir Singh (53’, 72’) score two each, and Captain Ajay Alex (88’) and Ignatius John (93’) score the other two goals. The boys from the Hosur academy have won their first match against Mohun Bagan 2-1. 

With two win from as many matches and a high goal difference, they are almost thru to the Semifinal. Ozone football academy will play their last group match against Indian Youth Soccer Association (IYWA) on Friday.

Fixture - BDFA Super Division League 2016-17

• 23/1/2017: Students Union 2 (Emmanuel-6', Praveen KT-45'+2') Vs DYES 0
• 24/1/2017: CIL 3 (Riva Lambdry-1', 45'+2', 77') Vs AGORC 0
• 25/1/2017: South United FC 2 (Magesh-14', Subaash – 51') Vs RWF 2 (Nandakumar-34', 81')
• 28/1/2017: AGORC 2 (Dada Nabeel-13', Abhishek-59') Vs DYES 2 (Bala Gangadhar-71', Vikas-88')
• 29/1/2017: Bengaluru FC 1 (Vignesh V-80') Vs ASC 3 (Jotin Singh-11', 54', 71')
• 30/1/2017: South United 1 (Subash-70') Vs MEG 2 (Sajeesh Mutath-13', Surai Singh-89')
• 31/1/2017: Ozone FCB 2 (Akshay-70', 89') Vs Students Union 3 (Sudhir-50', Emmanuel-61', Praveen-90'+5')
• 1/2/2017: Bengaluru FC 2 (Sourav-47', 86') Vs RWF 2 (Jayavandan-69' [P], Madan-71') 
• 2/2/2017: ASC 2 (Jotin Singh-19', 30') Vs DYES 0  
• 3/2/2017: MEG 2 (Ayush-24, Christopher-55') Vs CIL 1 (Dhanji-54')
• 4/2/2017: Bengaluru FC 3 (Vignesh V-13', Sourav-45', Ajay Chetri-88') Vs South United 2 (Subash-18' [P], Manivannan-27')
• 6/2/2017: Students Union 3 (Praveen-50', Nanda-58', Michael-81) Vs RWF 1 (Samanth-74') 
• 7/2/2017: CIL 1 (M Lokesh-71') Vs ASC 1 (Jotin Singh-27')
• 8/2/2017: MEG 2 (Ramu-7', Chiranjeevi-27') Vs DYES 0 
• 11/2/2017: RWF 1 (Prakash-81') Vs ASC 4 (Neeraj-17' 52', 78, Jotin Singh-31') 
• 12/2/2017: Students Union 2 (Praveen-55', Akshya-80') Vs MEG 2 (Christoper-7', Dhanji Singh-36')
• 13/2/2017: Bengaluru FC 1 (Beikhokhei-82') Vs CIL 1 (Lorng Riva Landry-26')
• 14/2/2017: South United 6 (Subash-9', 54', Santhosh-17', Satish-31', Senthil-78', 83') Vs DYES 0
• 17/2/2017: Bengaluru FC 2 (Beikho-15', Sourav TP-56') Vs Students Union 3 (Emmanuel-68', 79' Naveen-89')
• 18/2/2017: AGORC 1 (Pradeep Kumar-34') Vs RWF 0 
• 19/2/2017: South United 6 (Subash-30', 69', Satish-36', 82', Solaimalai-85', Manivanan-86') Vs ASC 0 
• 20/2/2017: Ozone FCB 0 Vs MEG 1 (Liton Shil-81')
• 21/2/2017: Students Union 2 (Sudhir-9', Micheal-29') Vs CIL 1 (Vignesh-90'+1') 
• 22/2/2017: AGORC 1 (Dada Nabeel-12') Vs ASC 2 (Sonu-86', Neeraj Singh-90'+2')
• 24/2/2017: Bengaluru FC 2 (Shankar–15' [Pen], Beikho-71') Vs MEG 1 (Liton Shil-39') 
• 25/2/2017: RWF 3 (Satish Kumar-23', Midhun-48', 83') Vs CIL 3 (Stali-5', Lokesh-7', Vignesh-45'+1)
• 26/2/2017: AGORC 2 (Dada Nabeel-61', 84') Vs Students Union 4 (Emmanuel-12', 64', 77', Sudhir-13')
• 27/2/2017: Bengaluru FC 1 (Daniel-39') Vs Ozone FCB 1 (Vivekananda-19') 
• 28/2/2017: South United 2 (Magesh-43', 66') Vs CIL 2 (Lokesh M-39', 70')
• 1/3/2017: Ozone FCB 0 Vs ASC 0 
• 2/3/2017: Bengaluru FC 3 (Seiminlen Doungel-30', 45'+3' [P], 79') Vs AGORC 0
• 3/3/2017: MEG 3 (Liton Shil-47', Ayush-81', Dipan Thapa-84') Vs RWF 2 (Nanda Kumar-2', Shamanth-79') 
• 4/3/2017: Ozone FCB 6 (Sabeeth-22[P]', 71', 78', Mark Anthory-44', Anup-62' [P], 90') Vs DYES 2 (Santosh-50', Sarvana-85') 
• 5/3/2017: South United 2 (Magesh-4', Santhosh-88') Vs Students Union 2 (Nanda-11', Akshay-77') 
• 6/3/2017: Bengaluru FC 1 (Ajay Chhetry-6') Vs DYES 0
• 7/3/2017: Ozone FCB 1 (Vignesh G-10') Vs CIL 0 
• 8/3/2017: RWF 2 (Nanda Kumar–44', 48') Vs DYES 0  
• 10/3/2017: ASC 4 (Sreejith-22', Diwakar-24', Neeraj-83', 90'+1') Vs Students Union 1 (Nanda-51')
• 11/3/2017: Ozone FCB Vs AGORC  
• 13/3/2017: CIL 3 (Stalin-29', 41', 45'+1') Vs DYES 0 
• 14/3/2017: Ozone FCB 5 (Madan [OG]11', 64'[O.G], Shilton-45'+2', Kapil-81', 87') Vs RWF 0
• 15/3/2017: South United 2 (Subash-54', Pawan-73') Vs AGORC 1 (Dada Nabeel-90'+1') 
• 16/3/2017: ASC 1 (Deepak Singh-21') Vs MEG 3 (Liton shil-36', Dipan Thapa-67', Christopher-76')
• 17/3/2017: Ozone FCB 3 (Anto Xavier-31' @Akshay-35', Vivekananda-42') Vs South United 1 (Mani Dinho-23')  
• 17/3/2017: MEG 3 (Asif-11', Christopher-39', Vishnu-78') Vs AGORC 2 (Nabeel-13' 81')