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Friends FC Namchi Triumphs Over Melli FC in NSL Clash

The fourth day of Namchi Super League (NSL) has Melli FC and Friends FC Namchi, playing in opposition teams. Only one match of the League was played today, from 2PM.

The NSL, organizing of Namchi Football Association (NFA), is held in support of Sports and Youths Affairs (SYA) Namchi.

Melli FC has former football star of Sikkim Nirmal Chettri as it’s mentor, in the stadium in absence of the club’s manager and coach. He thanks NFA for the occasion, and further goes to say that NSL is the biggest platform for his team. While extending his best wishes for India contingent in the upcoming World Olympics, he also extends his wishes for gold medal to Olympian Tarundeep Rai.

On the other hand, Friends FC Namchi bringing revival to its team after 27 years heist, has announced a new set of management team. The debut match of the younger management team is being led by Sudhir Mangar as team manager. Mangar shares the vision of hiring full-time players for his Club.

Both the team leaders have dream of their players getting exposure chances for the Sikkim Premier League (SPL).

In the first half of today’s match, Friends FC leads the game with 2-1 goals. The missing of two goals by the team is compromising to the team’s overall score.

However, the second half of the match sees Friends FC building their momentum with their third goal. And winning the scores for the League.

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