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Inter College Football

Sunday, 14 August 2011 16:21 TIS
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Giant Killers Poona College won the Inter-College Football Tourney 2011 by defeating S.P. College two goals to nil in a controversial Finals held at the SSPMS Grounds. Monish Siddique and H.Selenu Kumar scored a goal each as Poona College having beaten defending Champions Ness Wadia in the Semi-Finals came back strongly in the last 10 minutes after the game was held to a goalless scoreline at half time by a strong defensive S.P.College team.

 


 

Finals

Poona College 2 - 0 S.P College

 


 

Semi-Finals

Poona College 1 (4)  -  1 (2) Ness Wadia HS

S.P. College 3 - 2 VIT Vishwakarma Institute of Technology

Quarter-Finals

Poona College 1 - 0 BMCC

Ness Wadia HS 1 - 0 Modern HS, Ganeshkhind

S.P. College 4 - 3 Vidya Bhavan

VIT 1 - 0 St. Vincents HS 

 

Last Updated on Thursday, 18 August 2011 16:53  
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