Madhya Pradesh Football Association

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Madhya Pradesh Football Association
Madhya Pradesh Football Association.svg
Sport Football
Jurisdiction..Madhya Pradesh Flag(INDIA).png Madhya Pradesh
Membership55 district association
AbbreviationMPFA
Affiliation All India Football Federation (AIFF)
Headquarters Jabalpur
PresidentG. K. Shrivastava
SecretaryAmit Ranjan Dev
Official website
the-mpfa.com

The Madhya Pradesh Football Association (MPFA) is the football governing body in the state of Madhya Pradesh, India, and one of the 37 Indian state football associations that are affiliated with the All India Football Federation. [1] [2] [3] The Madhya Pradesh football team is administered by the MPFA. Federation sends state teams for Santosh Trophy and Senior Women's National Football Championship. It also organises Madhya Pradesh Premier League, [4] [5] the top tier competition of the state (5th in Indian football league system).

Contents

State teams

Affiliated district associations

All 55 district of Madhya Pradesh are affiliated with the Madhya Pradesh Football Association.

No.AssociationDistrictPresident
1Alirajpur District Football Association Alirajpur
2Agar Malwa District Football Association Agar Malwa
3Anuppur District Football Association Anuppur
4Ashoknagar District Football Association Ashoknagar
5Balaghat District Football Association Balaghat
6Barwani District Football Association Barwani
7Betul District Football Association Betul
8Bhind District Football Association Bhind
9Bhopal District Football Association Bhopal
10Burhanpur District Football Association Burhanpur
11Datia District Football Association Datia
12Chhatarpur District Football Association Chhatarpur
13Chhindwara District Football Association Chhindwara
14Damoh District Football Association Damoh
15Dewas District Football Association Dewas
16Dhar District Football Association Dhar
17Dindori District Football Association Dindori
18Gwalior District Football Association Gwalior
19Guna District Football Association Guna
20Harda District Football Association Harda
21Indore District Football Association Indore
22Jabalpur District Football Association Jabalpur
23Jhabua District Football Association Jhabua
24Katni District Football Association Katni
25Khandwa District Football Association Khandwa
26Khargone District Football Association Khargone
27Maihar District Football Association Maihar
28Mandla District Football Association Mandla
29Mandsaur District Football Association Mandsaur
30Mauganj District Football Association Mauganj
31Morena District Football Association Morena
32Narmadapuram District Football Association Narmadapuram
33Narsinghpur District Football Association Narsinghpur
34Neemuch District Football Association Neemuch
35Niwari District Football Association Niwari
36Pandhurna District Football Association Pandhurna
37Panna District Football Association Nadia
38Raisen District Football Association Raisen
39Rajgarh District Football Association Rajgarh
40Ratlam District Football Association Ratlam
41Rewa District Football Association Rewa
42Sagar District Football Association Sagar
43Satna District Football Association Satna
44Sehore District Football Association Sehore
45Seoni District Football Association Seoni
46Shahdol District Football Association Shahdol
47Shajapur District Football Association Shajapur
48Sheopur District Football Association Sheopur
49Shivpuri District Football Association Shivpuri
50Sidhi District Football Association Sidhi
51Singrauli District Football Association Singrauli
52Tikamgarh District Football Association Tikamgarh
53Vidisha District Football Association Vidisha
54Ujjain District Football Association Ujjain
55Umaria District Football Association Umaria

Competitions

Men's

Women's

Affiliated clubs

ClubCity/Town
Barwani FCBarwani
Bharti FCJabalpur
Chamunda FCDewas
Eagles FCNeemuch
Khel Evam Yuva Kalyan FCChindwada
Lions ClubJabalpur
Lakecity FC Bhopal
Madan Maharaj FC Bhopal
Ratlam City FCRatlam
Sehore Boys FCSehore
SWS Shivaji FCBetul
Social Warrior FCBetul
Narmada Sporting FCJabalpur
Lepcha FCJabalpur

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