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Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium, home stadium of Indie
Indie

Indie

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Założony

1937

Obiekt

Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium

Miasto

Shillong, Meghalaya

Pojemność

22,000

Nawierzchnia

artificial turf

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Kadra

Rahim Ali

Rahim Ali

Napastnik
11
Lallianzuala Chhangte

Lallianzuala Chhangte

Napastnik
7
Farukh Choudhary

Farukh Choudhary

Napastnik
14
Liston Colaco

Liston Colaco

Napastnik
17
Ashique Kuruniyan

Ashique Kuruniyan

Napastnik
22
Edmund Lalrindika

Edmund Lalrindika

Napastnik
20
Vikram Partap Singh

Vikram Partap Singh

Napastnik
16
K Sanan Mohammed

K Sanan Mohammed

Napastnik
17
Manvir Singh

Manvir Singh

Napastnik
9
Naorem Singh

Naorem Singh

Napastnik
10
Ryan Williams

Ryan Williams

Napastnik
10
Apuia

Apuia

Pomocnik
8
Lalremtluanga Fanai

Lalremtluanga Fanai

Pomocnik
15
Danish Farooq

Danish Farooq

Pomocnik
19
Brandon Fernandes

Brandon Fernandes

Pomocnik
21
Singh Jeakson

Singh Jeakson

Pomocnik
15
Louis Nickson Macarton

Louis Nickson Macarton

Pomocnik
13
Nikhil Prabhu

Nikhil Prabhu

Pomocnik
6
Sahal Samad

Sahal Samad

Pomocnik
18
Suresh Singh

Suresh Singh

Pomocnik
8
Anwar Ali

Anwar Ali

Obrońca
4
Rahul Bheke

Rahul Bheke

Obrońca
2
Jay Gupta

Jay Gupta

Obrońca
18
Sandesh Jhingan

Sandesh Jhingan

Obrońca
5
Akash Mishra

Akash Mishra

Obrońca
6
Nikhil Poojari

Nikhil Poojari

Obrońca
21
Pramveer Ranbir

Pramveer Ranbir

Obrońca
19
Roshan Singh Naorem

Roshan Singh Naorem

Obrońca
3
Tekcham Singh

Tekcham Singh

Obrońca
12
Valpuia

Valpuia

Obrońca
3
Bijoy Varghese

Bijoy Varghese

Obrońca
16
Bikash Yumnam

Bikash Yumnam

Obrońca
20
Albino Gomes

Albino Gomes

Bramkarz
23
Vishal Kaith

Vishal Kaith

Bramkarz
13
Sahil Poonia

Sahil Poonia

Bramkarz
12
Gurpreet Singh Sandhu

Gurpreet Singh Sandhu

Bramkarz
1
Hrithik Tiwari

Hrithik Tiwari

Bramkarz
23

Trofea

AFC Asian Cup

1964 Israel

1x2nd Place

SAFF Championship

2023 India, 2021 Maldives, 2015 India, 2011 India, 2009 Bangladesh, 2005 Pakistan, 1999 India, 1997 Nepal, 1993 Pakistan

9xWinner

SAFF Championship

2018 Bangladesh, 2013 Nepal, 2008 Maldives/Sri Lanka, 1995 Sri Lanka

4x2nd Place

Intercontinental Cup

2023, 2018

2xWinner

AFC Challenge Cup

2008 India

1xWinner

Nehru Cup

2012, 2009, 2007

3xWinner

Indie

The India national football team, known as the Blue Tigers, is governed by the All India Football Federation (AIFF) and competes in AFC competitions. India had its finest World Cup moment in 1950 when they qualified but ultimately withdrew. The team has won the AFC Asian Cup (then Merdeka Cup) and has been dominant in South Asian football, winning the SAFF Championship multiple times. India hosted and won the 1951 and 1962 Asian Games gold medals. The Indian Super League (ISL), launched in 2014, has revitalized domestic football significantly. Notable players include Sunil Chhetri, India's all-time leading scorer with international goals surpassing Messi, and Bhaichung Bhutia, who played professional football in England. India continues to rise in FIFA rankings under sustained development programs.