The fourth edition of the Intercontinental Cup has taken the Blue Tigers to a fourth different location in India. From Mumbai to Ahmedabad to Bhubaneswar, and now Hyderabad. The Indian senior men's team will return to the Telangana capital for the first time in 16 years as they play host to
It's a new phase for the India senior men's national team, as head coach Manolo Marquez takes the helm in the Blue Tigers' camp. His first assignment, the Intercontinental Cup in Hyderabad, a city he is all too familiar with.
For those in his team, it is a matter of proving themselves over
A new-look Gachibowli Athletic Stadium in the historic city of Hyderabad will welcome the players and spectators alike as the three-nation Intercontinental Cup kicks off on September 3.
FC Goa kicked off their Bhausaheb Bandodkar Trophy 2024 campaign with a commanding 4-0 victory over Sporting Clube de Goa at the Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium
Laxmikant Kattimani's addition allows the Club to leverage on his vast experience, while also allowing them flexibility as they continue to build for the future with the likes of Arshdeep Singh, Lara Sharma and Bob Jackson also being a part of their goal-keeping department
Syria, placed 93rd in the latest FIFA rankings and Mauritius, who stand at 179, are the other two teams in the competition. India is currently ranked 124th. The preparatory camp will start in Hyderabad on August 31, as per an All India Football Federation (AIFF) press release.
FC Goa head coach Manolo Marquez has urged the club to build on their performance from the previous campaign and improve for the 2024-25 season. Marquez, who took charge of the Indian Super League (ISL) club last season, led them to a third-place finish in the standings.
In true FC Goa spirit, the players and staff stayed back to interact with the hundreds of fans who had filled the stands. There were handshakes, jersey signings, and countless selfies, as fans got the chance to meet their heroes up close. This interaction was the perfect conclusion to an eve
The newly appointed head coach of the Indian football team Manolo Marquez on Sunday said that his main target is to qualify for the upcoming AFC Asian Cup.
Manolo Marquez, the new head coach of the Indian men's football team, has observed that Indian players possess technical skills comparable to those in Europe, but lack the pace and quick decision-making required to compete at the European level.