India fought back after an early goal down against Nepal to win their South Asian Football Federation Cup Group A match at the Trivandrum International Stadium in Kerala. Lallianzuala Chhangte scored a brace in his second match for India, and the 18-year-old became the youngest Indian to score an international goal, breaking Baiching Bhutia's record.
India fought back after an early goal down against Nepal to win their South Asian Football Federation Cup Group A match at the Trivandrum International Stadium in Kerala. Lallianzuala Chhangte scored a brace in his second match for India, and the 18-year-old became the youngest Indian to score an international goal, breaking Baiching Bhutia's record.
CONFIRMED: @AiffMedia and Sri Lanka qualify for the #SAFFSuzukiCup semi finals from Group A! pic.twitter.com/csGqS22xN8
— SAFF Suzuki Cup (@SAFFSuzukiCup) December 27, 2015
FT: #India defeat #Nepal 4-1, finish top of Group A and seal a place in the #SAFF semi-finals. #BackTheBlue #INDvNEP
— Indian Football Team (@AiffMedia) December 27, 2015
90' India (Borges 27', Chhetri 67', Chhangte 81', 90') 4 - 1 (Magar 3') Nepal: GOAL!!! Jeje Lalpekhlua tried another long ranger, and as usual failed to to hit the target. And moments later Lallianzuala Chhangte headed home his second goal. A perfect header to beat the Nepal goalie. Dream match for the two-match old Mizoram boy.
84' India (Borges 27', Chhetri 67', Chhangte 81') 3 - 1 (Magar 3') Nepal: Lallianzuala Chhangte, what a beauty from the youngster. The teenager from Mizoram made his presence felt with a solo, curling goal of highest order, which dumbfounded the Nepal goalie.
And he has become the youngest goal scorer for India.
HT: Level pegging at half-time as the scoreline in #INDvNEP reads 1-1. #BackTheBlue #INDvNEP
— Indian Football Team (@AiffMedia) December 27, 2015