| India women's national football team results |
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Results of India women's national football team from 1980 to 1989. [1] [2]
| India women's national football team results |
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Results of India women's national football team from 1980 to 1989. [1] [2]
Win Draw Loss
Till 1990s the Indian Women National Team was controlled by the Women Football Federation of India (WFFI) which was affiliated to Asian Ladies' Football Confederation (ALFC) neither of which were affiliated to AFC or FIFA for which the international matches played by the team from 1975 till 1994 were refused to be recognised by FIFA. [3]
‡ are unofficial friendly matches after 1994, that are Non FIFA A international matches and are not considered for FIFA rankings.
| 11 January AFC Women C | India S  | 2–0 |  Western Australia | Calicut, India |
Shanti Mullick  17'Shukla Dutta 27' | Report | Stadium: Calicut EMS Stadium Attendance: 25,000 |
| 12 January AFC Women C | India S | 2–0 |  Hong Kong | Calicut, India |
| Yolanda D'Souza 7' ?? 12' (o.g.) | Report | Stadium: Calicut EMS Stadium Attendance: 30,000 |
| 15 January AFC Women C | Republic of China  | 0–0 | India S | Calicut, India |
| Report | Stadium: Calicut EMS Stadium Attendance: 15,500 |
| 16 January AFC Women C | India N | 0–1 | India S | Calicut, India |
| Report | Shukla Dutta 59' | Stadium: Calicut EMS Stadium Attendance: 45,050 |
| 18 January AFC Women C | Malaysia  | 0–0 | India S | Calicut, India |
| Report | Stadium: Calicut EMS Stadium Attendance: 25,520 |
| 19 January AFC Women C SF | India S | 3–1 | Hong Kong | Calicut, India |
| Shukla Dutta ??' Sushma Das ??'Yolanda D'Souza ??' | Report | Poon Shui-Chun ??' | Stadium: Calicut EMS Stadium Attendance: 50,000 |
| 20 January AFC Women C F | Republic of China | 2–0 | India S | Calicut, India |
| Report | Stadium: Calicut EMS Stadium Attendance: 65,200 |
| 8 June AFC Women C | India | 5–0 |  Singapore | Mong Kok, Hong Kong |
| Shanti Mullick 4x' Shukla Dutta | Stadium: Mong Kok Stadium Attendance: 3,427 |
| 10 June AFC Women C | India | 8–0 |  Philippines | Mong Kok, Hong Kong |
| Shukia Nag 4x' Shanti Mullick 2x'Socorina Pereira Kuntala Ghosh | Stadium: Mong Kok Stadium |
| 12 June AFC Women C | Hong Kong | 0–0 | India | Mong Kok, Hong Kong |
| Stadium: Mong Kok Stadium Attendance: 1,200 |
| 15 June AFC Women C SF | Thailand  | 1–0 | India | So Kon Po, Hong Kong |
| Budsara Rungsawai 50' | Stadium: Hong Kong Stadium Attendance: 9,956 |
| 17 June AFC Women C 3rdP | Hong Kong | 0–2 | India | So Kon Po, Hong Kong |
| Shukla Dutta 25' Socorina Pereira 51' | Stadium: Hong Kong Stadium Attendance: 16,969 |
| 12 October Women's Invitational ‡ | India | 0–0 |  Bergisch Gladbach | Taipei, Taiwan |
| Report | Stadium: Zhongshan Soccer Stadium |
| 13 October Women's Invitational ‡ | HJK  | 5–0 | India | Taipei, Taiwan |
| Report | Stadium: Zhongshan Soccer Stadium |
| 14 October Women's Invitational ‡ | India | 2–2 |  Haiti | Taipei, Taiwan |
| Report | Stadium: Zhongshan Soccer Stadium |
| 17 October Women's Invitational ‡ | DBSS Sting SC  | 5–0 | India | Kaohsiung, Taiwan |
| Report | Stadium: National Stadium |
| 18 October Women's Invitational ‡ | India | 0–2 | Republic of China B | Kaohsiung, Taiwan |
| Report | Stadium: National Stadium |
| 10 April AFC Women C | India | 5–0 |  Philippines | Bangkok, Thailand |
| Shanti Mullick 3', 20', ??' Shukla Dutta ?', ?' | Stadium: National StadiuM |
| 11 April AFC Women C | India | 1–0 | Hong Kong | Bangkok, Thailand |
| Shanti Mullick 13' | Stadium: National StadiuM |
| 12 April AFC Women C | India | 3–0 | Malaysia | Bangkok, Thailand |
| Shanti Mullick 23', 30' Shukla Dutta ??' | Stadium: National StadiuM |
| 14 April AFC Women C | Thailand | 2–1 | India | Bangkok, Thailand |
| Yapidee Chaisawad ?' Wannipha Yeepracha ?' | Shanti Mullick 10' | Stadium: National StadiuM |
| 15 April AFC Women C | India | 1–0 | Malaysia | Bangkok, Thailand |
| Shanti Mullick 11' (pen.) | Stadium: National StadiuM |
| 17 April AFC Women C F | Thailand | 3–0 | India | Thailand |
| Wannipha Yeepracha 65' Udorn Rajashri 69'Yapidee Chaisawad 78' | Referee: 5,000 |
| 20 JanuaryTien Soeharto Cup ‡ | Putri Pagilaran (Melati)  | 2–0 | India | South Jakarta, Indonesia |
| Yuri Maryati 3' Atmini 13' | Stadium: Kuningan Students' Stadium |
| 21 JanuaryTien Soeharto Cup | India | 1–0 |  Japan | South Jakarta, Indonesia |
| Anita Sarkar 3' | Stadium: Kuningan Students' Stadium |
| 23 JanuaryTien Soeharto Cup ‡ | DKI Jaya (Mawar) | 0–8 | India | South Jakarta, Indonesia |
| Stadium: Kuningan Students' Stadium |
| 24 JanuaryTien Soeharto Cup ‡ | Buana Putri (Cempaka) | 1–4 | India | South Jakarta, Indonesia |
| Nine Noventi 44' | Shukla Dutta 28', 38', 54', 55' | Stadium: Senayan Main Stadium |
| 26 JanuaryTien Soeharto Cup F | Japan | 7–0 | India | South Jakarta, Indonesia |
| Akemi Noda 14' Kaori Nagamine 23', 47', 61'Futaba Kioka 43'Etsuko Handa 57', 59' | Stadium: Senayan Main Stadium |
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