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AIFF’s Kalyani Academy boys pump in six past United Sports

| | Apr 16, 2014, at 03:21 am
Kalyani, Apr 15 (IBNS): Tuesday marked the beginning of Bengali New Year – it was Poila Boisakh. As the cool evening breeze blew from the adjacent Lake, All India Football Federation’s Regional Academy presently based in Kalyani, celebrated it in style – in the best possible fashion.


Bodo Boardindao was on target five times after Nijwm Muchahary had opened the scoring for the AIFF Academy boys in the 51st minute.
 

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Image: AIFF Media

 

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