Kickstart FC, Nita Football Academy, and HOPS FC have advanced to the quarterfinals of the AIFF U17 Women’s Youth League 2026-27 after the conclusion of the second round of group stage matches at the RKM Football Academy in Narainpur, Chhattisgarh. Kickstart defeated Mumbai Knights FC 4-1, while Nita FA triumphed over DKR FA with a 4-0 scoreline. Both teams now have six points each in Group C, guaranteeing their spots in the knockout stage.
In Group D, HOPS FC secured their place in the quarterfinals by defeating Sethu FC 1-0, accumulating six points. Krida Prabodhini Pune also kept their knockout stage hopes alive with a convincing 4-0 victory against MGM Ambush Club in another Group D match. This sets up a crucial final match between Sethu FC and Krida Prabodhini, where the latter needs a win to progress.
With no points so far, Mumbai Knights FC, DKR FA, and MGM Ambush Club are now out of contention for a spot in the last eight.
Kickstart FC’s Dominant Performance Against Mumbai Knights FC
Kickstart FC displayed an impressive performance against Mumbai Knights FC, scoring four goals in a rain-soaked match. The team took an early lead with a goal from midfielder Divya Choudhary and continued to control the game, eventually securing a 4-1 victory.
Nita Football Academy’s Commanding Win Over DKR Football Academy
Nita FA showcased their dominance from the start against DKR FA, with precise passing and attacking play. They secured a comfortable 4-0 win, with goals from players like Deepika Kumari and Niruta Baraghare, maintaining their strong form throughout the match.
HOPS FC Triumph Over Sethu FC
HOPS FC emerged victorious against Sethu FC in a closely contested match characterized by solid defense and strategic play. Despite both teams creating chances, HOPS FC managed to secure a crucial 1-0 win, with Sonia scoring the decisive goal from a free-kick.
Krida Prabodhini’s Convincing Victory Against MGM Ambush Club
Krida Prabodhini Pune dominated their match against MGM Ambush Club, controlling possession and exploiting defensive gaps. The team secured a comprehensive 4-0 win, with players like Joyce Rebeiro and Navmi Nagappa Shanbhag making significant contributions.
