Railways women's football team

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Railways
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Full nameRailways women's football team
Ground Karnail Singh Stadium
Capacity5,000
Owner Railways Sports Promotion Board
Indian Railways
Head coachTapan Chakraborty
League Senior Women's National Football Championship
2023–24 Final Round

The Railways women's football team is the football section representing the Indian Railways in domestic competitions, most notably the Senior Women's National Football Championship. They have appeared in its finals four times, and have won the trophy once. They won their maiden championship title at the 2015–16 edition, defeating the reigning champions Manipur in the penalty shootout. [1] [2]

Contents

Squad

As per 2024-25 group stages of Senior Women's National Football Championship. [3]

  1. Anju
  2. Yumnam
  3. Jabamani Tudu
  4. Mamta
  5. Sanju Yadav
  6. Kunti
  7. Manisha
  8. Ashalata
  9. Supriya
  10. Ravina
  11. Rashmi(GK)
  12. Sasmita Swain
  13. Janjali Sahu
  14. Lochana Munda
  15. Laharee Mangaraj
  16. Madhsmita Barick
  17. Shilpi Tiwari
  18. Tara Khatoon
  19. Dipanita Dey
  20. Sangita Das
  21. Deepa
  22. Kabita Wari

Coach : Tapan Chakraborty

Honours

State

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