Srinagar- Real Kashmir FC will lock horns Aizawl FC in a crucial I-League encounter at TRC Ground here on Sunday.
The match, scheduled for 2:00 PM, is expected to be a high-stakes contest as the Snow Leopards eye the league title.
Real Kashmir currently stands with 29 points from 17 matches, just behind Churchill Brothers and Inter Kashi and both teams having 34 points from 18 games. With only a few games left in the season, every point matters in the title race.
Addressing a pre-match press conference on Saturday, Real Kashmir head coach Ishfaq Ahmad acknowledged Aizawl FC’s strength, especially after their recent victory over Sporting Club Bangalore.
“Their confidence is high, but it all depends on how both teams perform on the field,” he said.
Ishfaq highlighted the mounting pressure on top teams. “A single loss can change the standings and impact the title race,” he added.
Real Kashmir, the only club from J&K in the I-League, is owned by Arshid Shawl and features a mix of local and foreign players. Winning the title would be a significant boost for football in the region.
The club management has urged fans to turn up in large numbers and support the team in this crucial match.
DC Srinagar Attends Real Kashmir’s Training At TRC Ground
Deputy Commissioner Srinagar Dr. Bilal Mohi-Ud-Din Bhat attended a training session of Real Kashmir FC at TRC Ground here on Saturday.
During the event, Dr. Bilal interacted with the players and coaching staff, lauding their efforts in promoting football in J&K. He also congratulated the U-15 Real Kashmir team for qualifying for the AIFF Youth League.
He said that the Snow Leopards provide a significant platform for young players, preparing them for national tournaments. He attended the practice sessions in Real Kashmir’s jersey.
The event witnessed enthusiastic participation from football enthusiasts, sports officials and club supporters.
The club’s owner, Arshid Shawl, along with other officials, expressed gratitude to Dr. Bilal for his support and encouragement.
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