Peren District FC Edges Sechü Zubza in Seven-Goal Thriller; Ntangki FC Peren Registers Dominant Win at Kenguruse Trophy
Peren District FC secured a 4–3 victory over Sechü Zubza FC Academy in a seven-goal thriller, while Ntangki FC Peren registered a commanding win, both teams shining at the 10th Late Captain N. Kenguruse Football Trophy in Kohima on November 4. The results highlight the growing competitiveness of Northeast Indian football and set the stage for an exciting conclusion to the tournament.
- Peren District FC staged a 4–3 thriller win over Sechü Zubza FC Academy in Match No. 7 of the 10th Captain N. Kenguruse Football Trophy.
- Ntangki FC Peren delivered a commanding victory, underscoring the depth of talent in Peren district's football circuit.
- The 10th edition of the Kenguruse Trophy continues to serve as a pivotal platform for grassroots football development in the Northeast.
Peren District FC delivered a dramatic 4–3 victory over Sechü Zubza FC Academy in the seventh match of the 10th Late Captain N. Kenguruse Football Trophy, held in Kohima on November 4, in a seven-goal thriller that kept spectators on the edge of their seats. Meanwhile, Ntangki FC Peren registered a commanding win, underscoring the depth of talent in the region's football circuit.
The annual tournament, now in its tenth edition, serves as a cornerstone of grassroots football development in Nagaland, honoring the legacy of Captain N. Kenguruse while providing a competitive platform for emerging clubs across the northeast. This year's edition has seen heightened participation and intensified rivalries, reflecting the growing prominence of state-level football in the region.
According to reports by Nagaland Post, tournament organizers praised the spirited performances and sportsmanship displayed by both squads, with a Peren District FC coach noting that the team's resilience was key to overcoming a late Sechü Zubza comeback. Local football enthusiasts took to social media to celebrate the electrifying encounter, highlighting the match as a testament to the sport's rising popularity in Kohima and beyond.
