[Goanet] Press Invite for announcement of Goa Sevens Premier League
Greetings! *Press Invite* Goa Sevens Sports and Cultural Association together with Ambelim Sports Club will organize a press conference on Friday (April 6) to announce the *Second Edition of Goa Sevens Premier League (GSPL)* at the FAG office, PJN Stadium, Fatorda, at 11 a.m. GSPL President Benjamin Silva will address the same along with GFA members. Kindly depute a reporter/correspondent from your esteemed daily to cover the same. Note: Kindly forward the same to different media groups. Thanking You, Regards, Futsal Association of Goa
[Goanet] The King's School, Sunshine School excel in Futsal
Sir, Kindly find the below press release herewith! PRESS RELEASE: The King's School, Sunshine School excel in Futsal MARGAO: The King’s School (TKS) beat Sunshine Worldwide School 1-0 and emerged champions of the U-13 Futsal Tournament in girls category, organised by Goa CBSE Schools Sahodaya under the aegis of the newly formed Futsal Association of Goa (FAG). While in the boy’s tournament, Sunshine Worldwide School, Old Goa piped The King’s School 2-1 to bag the trophy. For Sunshine World Wide School both goals scored were scored by Venkatesh Vinod, while for The King’s School, the lone goal was scored by Cyrus Gomes. Kiyoshi Fernandes scored the lone goal for The King’s School. The tournament was organised by FAG wherein The King’s School from Salcete, Sunshine Worldwide School from Old Goa, Mount Litera Zee School and Bhartiya Bhavan’s School from Vasco, Green Meadows School from Bardez, Fr. Agnel Central School from Pilar and Vidya Vikas Academy from Margao participated in the event. A total of 19 games were played in the league stage and two semi-finals and finals each were played in the boys and girl’s tournament at Chowgule College, Margao futsal facilities. The entire day was a success for the CBSE schools in Goa at their first interschool Futsal Tournament and had the presence of FAG President and Ex-Velim MLA Benjamin Silva who gave away the prizes in the presence of FAG Vice President Melvin Pereira, FAG Technical Director Charlton and FAG officials Nagesh Karpani and Wilfred besides the presence of TKS staff and coaches who organized the tournament. Also present were Sunshine Worldwide School director Kush Kaitan and The King's School Director Ligia Perera. This was an under 13 futsal tournament with the compulsion of having to play a player from the U7, U9 and U11 in each of the three quarters of each match. Trophies for best performances were given towards the end as follows: Best Defender (boys): Risshi Tipnis (Sunshine Worldwide School); Best Defender (girls): Yolanda Gomes (Sunshine Worldwide School); Best Goalkeeper (boys): Sneyden Dias (Vidya Vikas Academy); Best Goalkeeper (girls): Adithi Shetty (The King’s School); U-7 Boys Emerging Player: Samuel Fernades (Green Meadows School); U-7 Girls Emerging Player: Da Silva Emma (The King’s School); U-9 Boys Emerging Player: Aloysius Fernandes (The King’s School); U-9 Girls Emerging Player: Sanika Khodankar (Sunshine Worldwide School); U-11 Boys Emerging Player: George Pillai (Green Meadows School); U-11 Girls Emerging Player: Poorva Jamodkar (The King’s School); Player of the Tournament (boys): Ramnath Parab (Sunshine Worldwide School); Player of the Tournament (girls): Kiyoshi Fernandes (The King’s School); Fair Play Award (boys): Mount Litera Zee School; Fair Play (girls):Green Meadows School. NOTE: Kindly find enclosed the picture of the girls and boys winners. Thanking You, Regards, Futsal Association of Goa
[Goanet] Senior Nat Futsal Championship: Goa men and women successfully defend titles
witnessed both teams share out possession. The Goan team should have added one more in the 14th minute but the strong keeper made a diving save. On the counter attack, Karnataka pulled one down courtesy to Aishwarya who placed her powerful shot in the nets making the score 2-1. But Goa were strong as Reema came close to scoring but was blocked by the away keeper. Velanie Fernandes added another for Goa in the final minutes of the game off a mistake by the Karnataka keeper. Goa hung on to their lead to retain the championship. *Earlier in the day,* *Mizoram defeated Karnataka 7-1 to win the third place in the men's category while Mumbai beat Madhya Pradesh 1-0 in the women's category*. In an exhibition game, Glen Five Bardez beat Benjamin Five Salcete 1-0. The prizes and trophies were distributed in presence of the chief guest Mr. Pramod Sawant, Speaker of Goa Legislative Assembly, Mr. Sunil Purnapatre, Futsal Association of India (FAI) Secretary General, Mr. Benjamin Silva President of Futsal Association of Goa and other members of the Futsal Association of Goa (FAG). Pic: Goa men's team along with Chief Guest Mr. Pramod Sawant, speaker of Goa Legislative Assembly, FAI General Secretary Sunil Purnapatre, FAG President Benjamin Silva and other members of the FAG, at Peddem Sports Complex, Mapusa. Goa women's team along with Chief Guest Mr. Pramod Sawant, speaker of Goa Legislative Assembly, FAI General Secretary Sunil Purnapatre, FAG President Benjamin Silva and other members of the FAG, at Peddem Sports Complex, Mapusa. Goa Women's and men's team with the winning trophy at Peddem Sports Complex, Mapusa. Regards, FAG Media
[Goanet] Defending champs Goa to lock horns with Maharashtra in the men’s final.
Below, kindly find the press release for 4th Senior National Futsal Championship semi-final report herewith. Defending champs Goa to lock horns with Maharashtra in the men’s final DECEMBER 11, MAPUSA: Defending champions Goa will lock horns with Maharashtra in the finals of the 4th Senior National Futsal Championship, organised by Futsal Association of Goa (FAG) under the aegis of Futsal Association of India (FAI), played at Peddem Sports Complex, Mapusa, on Monday. While Goa scored a resounding 8-3 win over Karnataka, Maharashtra edged pass Mizoram 2-0 in the second semi-final. The North east side gave the Maharashtra side a tough fight as both teams displayed some attacking brand. The Maharashtra defence stood strong and denied the Mizoram side any chance to sneak in and score. D. Singh scored from the spot to give his team a lead in the much anticipated game. But nothing seemed to have been working for the Mizoram team as Vishal Magle added another to give the Maharashtra a well needed two goal lead in the game. The Mizoram boys pushed hard to open their tally but a resolute defence denied them all the chances. In the other semifinal of the day, Goa thumped Karnataka 8-3. After sneaking their way past Tamil Nadu in the quarterfinals 4-3 via tie-breaker, Goa got the game underway with an early goal courtesy to Michael Silva who scored in the 2nd minute itself. The joy was short-lived as Karnataka levelled in the 5th minute as Raj Kiran lobbed the ball in off Sridhar’s pass. The game intensified as Karnataka had a few potent attacks post the equalizer through Sridhar and he made no mistake to give his team a 2-1 lead in the 7th minute. But Goa equalised in the next minute through Fredson whose powerful shot was in no reach for the away keeper. Fredson has been outstanding throughout the tournament. The National player showed his class and why he is rated as the top player slotting him the equaliser. On the other side, Karnataka’s Sridhar was close to scoring but placed his shot high. Fredsan Marshall scored again for Goa in the 18th minute to give the team a 3-2 lead in the first half. Moving into the second half, Karnataka found the equalizer through Arbhaz Khan. Both teams looked eager to move on and it was the home side who took the lead through Savio Fernandes in the 8th minute of the second half. With a one Goa cushion, Sridhar tried his luck but it was the Goan keeper who saved the attempts created by the away team. Nothing seemed to have stopped the Goa team as they ran riot and scored four back to back goals in a span of ten minutes. Hannlum Furtado scored two, Fredsan Marshall and Lyndon Cardozo scored one each in the second half to snatch away a win from the away side and advance to the finals. The finals will be played at Peddem Sports Complex, Mapusa, on December 12, 2017 (Tuesday). The matches will be streamed live on youtube: https://youtu.be/GwZA3OeH_x0 Pic Caption: Goa and Karnataka players fight for the ball at Peddem Sports Complex, Mapusa, Goa, on Monday. Tom Fixtures: 4th Sr Nat Futsal C'ship 3rd place women at 8.30am; 3rd place men at 9.30am Finals: Women: Goa v Karnataka, at 11 a.m.; Men: Goa v Maharashtra at 12.15 p.m; at Peddem Sports Complex, Mapusa. Regards, FAG Media
[Goanet] Sr Nat Futsal: Karnataka to face Goa in women's Sr Nat Futsal final
Below, kindly find the press release for 4th Senior National Futsal Championship (Women's category) herewith. ** *Karnataka to face Goa in Sr Nat Futsal **women's **final* *Karnataka secured a fluent 2-0 win over Mumbai in the second semifinals as Goa trounced Madhya Pradesh 5-0- in the first semi-finals* *DECEMBER 11, MAPUSA: *Karnataka will clash with defending champions in the women’s final of the 4thSenior Futsal National Championship, organised by Futsal Association of Goa (FAG) under the aegis of Futsal Association of India(FAI) and played at Peddem Sports Complex, Mapusa, on Monday. Karnataka secured a fluent 2-0 win over Mumbai in the second semifinals as Goa trounced Madhya Pradesh 5-0- in the earlier match. In the second semis, Both teams restricted to passing and crosses in the initial minutes but it was Karnataka's Lilly who came close to scoring but was denied by the Mumbai’s Shareiva. For Karnataka, Tania Thomas tapped the ball over to Lilly who was in a one on one situation with just the keeper to beat but she failed as her shot went wide. The next minutes saw both teams try to find the opener. First through Sanjana who shot straight to the keepers arms for Karnataka while Lavanya tapped the ball to Khushi but she failed to get a chance to tap it in for Mumbai. Both teams were goalless in the first session. For Mumbai, Lavanya was good with her passing but she failed to get support of her other teammates further up. Lilly was yet again close to scoring for Mumbai but it was the Karnataka keeper Vinaya who came out to save it. On the counter attack Rasiga's shot for Karnataka hit the near post denying them the opening goal. Sanjana of Karnataka displayed some exciting skills and she lobbed the ball over to Lilly who swiftly scored the first goal of the day to give the Karnataka side an edge over the Mumbai team in the 11th minute of the second session. On the counter attack for Mumbai, Andriette Rodrigues's shot was well kept at bay by the keeper.Sanjana netted it in for Karnataka with a low shot in the nets to give her team a 2-0 lead in the dying minutes. Mumbai kept trying hard to net in goals but were not successful on numerous attempts. Nothing changed the final score as Karnataka will now face hosts Goa in the women's final at the Senior National Futsal Championship. Earlier, Goa had an easy 5-0 win over Madhya Pradesh in the first semi-finals of the women's category. The Goan girls went into the game as strong contenders and this was evident as they attacked from the start. Reema Noronha's shot on target was well saved by the M.P keeper but she made no mistake to score in the next minute off a free kick making it 1-0. The next minute Velanie Fernandes tipped the ball to Reema who added her second for the day. The Goan side dominated proceedings and Velanie tried her luck from far but an alert keeper Mohimma Khatun saved it. Goa added another to their tally with Velanie Fernandes netting in her fine strike in the back of the nets in the 10th minute. The away side had their share of chances too as Rani Bourmick was good at her feet but she failed to get support from her other teammates. In the first session, the best attempt by Madhya Pradesh was created by Rani but her goal bound shot was well caught by the goan custodian. Moving over, Madhya Pradesh we're restricted to their side as Goa continued with stringent attacks. And the home side added another through Velanie five minutes into the second half which gave Goa a comfortable 4-0 lead. Velanie added another and completed her hat trick as the Madhya Pradesh side was left in dismay with Goa's performance. Shilpa Soni should have pulled one down for Madhya Pradesh but she failed to time her run. Michel Castanha played an impressive role in the team with her excellent clearances. Goa will now play in the finals of the women's category Futsal Championship. Pic: Goa and Madhya Pradesh players in action at Peddem Sports Complex, Mapusa, Goa, on Monday. *Kindly Note: **Men's semi-finals report will be sent shortly after the second semi-final finishes.* *(First Semis result: Goa thrash Karnataka 8-3)* Regards, FAG Media
[Goanet] Goa men beat UP to seal quarters berth
Below, kindly find the press release for 4th Senior National Futsal Championship. ___ 4th Senior National Futsal Championship. *Goa men beat UP to seal quarters berth* *State women’s team make semis grade along with Karnataka and Mumbai* PANAJI: Defending champs Goa had a narrow 2-1 win over Uttar Pradesh to make their way into the quarter-finals of the 4th Senior National Futsal Championship in the men’s category, organised by Futsal Association of Goa under the aegis of Futsal Association of India, on Sunday. UP gave Goa a tough fight as both teams came out with probing attacks in the first session. The deadlock was finally broken by the visitors. Goa however scored and levelled things up through Fredsan Marshall after missing three chances that went pass the post by a whisker. Two minutes later Goa took full advantage of a mistake by the U.P keeper and took the lead 2-1 through Savio Fernandes. In the second session, UP came out with some brilliant chances but failed to convert. The Goan side should have netted in two more but it was the UP custodian who saved the game for the away side. Goa held on to their slender lead to win the game and move to the next round. Earlier, Maharashtra scored a narrow 1-0 win over Madhya Pradesh to also make the quarter-finals grade. West Bengal, Tamil Nadu, Mizoram, Karnataka, Maharashtra also earned their last eight spot after their wins in their respective encounters. Goan eves continued their impressive momentum as they thumped Bihar 10-0 to move into the next round of the Futsal Nationals. The girls dominated entire proceedings of the game and didn't permit the away side to move ahead. The Goan side came out with a wonderful performance and scored a decade pass the Bihar team that was clueless about the home team. Karnataka and Mumbai became the other two teams to progress into the semi-finals. Pic: Men's team in action during the pre quarterfinal at Peddem Sports complex on Sunday. Regards, FAG Media
[Goanet] Goa men beat UP to seal quarters berth
Below, kindly find the press release for 4th Senior National Futsal Championship. ___ 4th Senior National Futsal Championship. *Goa men beat UP to seal quarters berth* *State women’s team make semis grade along with Karnataka and Mumbai* PANAJI: Defending champs Goa had a narrow 2-1 win over Uttar Pradesh to make their way into the quarter-finals of the 4th Senior National Futsal Championship in the men’s category, organised by Futsal Association of Goa under the aegis of Futsal Association of India, on Sunday. UP gave Goa a tough fight as both teams came out with probing attacks in the first session. The first session saw the UP side more composed. The deadlock was finally broken by the visitors. Goa however scored and levelled things up through Fredsan Marshall after missing three chances that went pass the post by a whisker. Two minutes later Goa took full advantage of a mistake by the U.P keeper and took the lead 2-1 through Savio Fernandes. In the second session, UP came out with some brilliant chances but failed to convert. The Goan side should have netted in two more but it was the UP custodian who saved the game for the away side. Goa held on to their slender lead to win the game and move to the next round. Earlier, Maharashtra scored a narrow 1-0 win over Madhya Pradesh to also make the quarter-finals grade. West Bengal, Tamil Nadu, Mizoram, Karnataka, Maharashtra also earned their last eight spot after their wins in their respective encounters. Goan eves continued their impressive momentum as they thumped Bihar 10-0 to move into the next round of the Futsal Nationals. The girls dominated entire proceedings of the game and didn't permit the away side to move ahead. The Bihar girls were seen guarding in action in their own half for most of the game. The Goan side came out with a wonderful performance and scored a decade pass the Bihar team that was clueless about the home team. Karnataka and Mumbai became the other two teams to progress into the semi-finals. PIC: Men's teams in action during the pre quarterfinals at Peddem Sports Complex, Mapusa, Goa, on Sunday. Regards, FAG Media
[Goanet] Futsal Senior National Championship Day 2 Results
Below, kindly find the press release for Futsal Senior National Championship Day 2 results *__* *Futsal Senior National Championship Day 2 Results* *Goa continue their impressive run* *Hosts thump Andra Pradesh 11-1 and then hit 12 past Pondichery; West Bengal, Meghalaya, Chandigarh were the other teams to secure big wins in their respective encounters* MAPUAS: Goa men’s and women’s team continued their dominance in the 4th Senior National Futsal Championship, played at Peddem Sports Complex, Mapusa, on Saturday. While the Goa men’s team thumped Andhra Pradesh 11-1 in their Group A match, the women’s team hit 18 past the same State. Meanwhile, West Bengal, Meghalaya, Chandigarh were the other teams to secure big wins in their respective encounters. In the men’s match, the hosts started brightly and continued their rich form in the tournament and didn't take long to make their mark. Fredsan Marshall scored his second hattrick of the tournament, while Hanslum Furtado netted a brace. Caiteano, Jasper and Savior scored one each for the home team. Earlier, Goa men's continued their winning streak as they beat Pondicheary 12-0. Fredsan, Savio and Hanslum scored three goals each while Lyndon, Jasper and Caiteano scored one goal each. Jammu Kashmir came out strong after a defeat to the hosts to beat Andhra Pradesh 9-0. In another entertaining game, Sikkim beat Gujarat 3-1. Other results of the day include: West Bengal thrashed Haryana 5-0. Meghalaya hit six past Uttarkhand. Chandigarh beat Rajasthan 7-0. Pondicheary defeated Andhra Pradesh 4-0. Kerala edged pass Assam 1-0. Telangana beat Bihar 4-0. Delhi beat Mumbai 3-1. Jammu Kashmir beat Pondicheary 3-2. Chandigarh beat Haryana 4-0. Women's Category The Goa eves got off to a winning start as they beat Andhra Pradesh 18-0 after a 1-1 draw to Karnataka in the previous game at the Senior National Futsal Championship at Peddem Indoor Stadium, Mapusa. Madhya Pradesh edged pass Maharashtra 1-0 in another women's game match held here at the Nationals. Maharashtra received a walk over against Haryana while Bihar beat Andhra Pradesh 10-0. Mumbai beat Delhi 1-0. PIC: Andra Pradesh (Blue) and Bihar (White) teams in action at Peddem Sports Complex, Mapusa, Goa, on Saturday. Best, FAG Media
[Goanet] FAG 4th Sr Futsal Nat: Defending champs Goa off to a flying start
Below kindly find the press release for 4th Senior National Futsal Championship *Defending champs Goa off to a flying start* *Thump Jammu Kashmir 10-0 in the men’s category, while the Goa women’s team played out a 1-1 draw* PANAJI, DECEMBER 8: Defending Champs Goa set the ball rolling with a thumping 10-0 win over Jammu Kashmir in the men's category of the 4th Futsal Senior National Championship 2017, organised by Futsal Association of Goa (FAG) under the aegis of Futsal Association of India (FAI) played at Peddem Indoor Stadium, Mapusa on Friday. Goa men's team began the game attacking from the word go and scored in the 1st minute itself through Fredsan Marshall who received a pass from Michael Silva. Caetano Fernandes doubled the lead in the 4th minute. Michael made it 3-0 for the home side in the 9th minute with a fine strike into the back of the nets. Lyndon Cardozo added another in the 10th minute. Jasper Pereira made it 5-0 for the home team with a wonderful tap off Caetano’s pass. The second session saw 5 more added to the tally with two goals from Freosan Marshall and Caetano Fernandes and a goal from Michael Silva. Jammu and Kashmir had absolutely no chances created by their team with just one through Aklelom Pehraz who's shot went high above the post in the second half. In another match, Tamil Nadu beat Telangana 1-0. *In the Women’s category**, Goa and Karnataka* played out a hard fought 1-1 draw in the women's category of the Futsal National Championship at Peddem. The initial minutes saw Karnataka press hard but it was Goa who opened the scoring through Velanie Fernandes who tapped the ball pass the keeper in the 6th minute. On the other hand, Lilly Thomas shot high for the Karnataka side. Goa's Reema Noronha’s shot on target was well cleared by the neighbouring state's keeper. Karnataka kept pressurising hard to find the equalizer in the first session through Lilly, but we're not successful and Goa went into the break with a narrow edge over the visitors. Moving over, both teams created potent chances though Lilly Thomas of Karnataka and Michel Castanha of Goa. Five minutes into the second session Karnataka found the all important equalizer through Tania Thomas who edged pass the Goan keeper and placed her low shot in the nets. With the score levelled, Goa continued with potent attacks from the captain Michel Castanha who came close to scoring in the last minute of the game but nothing changed the scoreline as Goa settled for a draw in the first game at the nationals. Earlier during the day, the proceedings took off with a cultural performance by The King's School, Margao and Step on Crew. Amidst the dignitaries present were the Chief Guest Mr. Glen Ticlo, Futsal Association of India (FAI) Secretary General Mr. Sunil Purnapatre, Sports Authority of Goa Executive Director, Mr. V.M Prabhudessai, Member Secretary of GFDC Mr. Aleixo Da Costa, Rohan Kavlekar Chairperson of Mapusa Municipal Council, Mr. Benjamin Silva President of Futsal Association of Goa, Mr. Naresh Sawal Ex-MLA of Bicholim and other members of the Futsal Association of Goa (FAG). Glen Ticlo the Chief Guest welcomed the gathering and the representatives from all over the country who had descended to Goa for the tournament. He recalled his childhood memories of playing hockey and football and thanked the president of FAG Mr. Benjamin for building up the sport in Goa. Pic caption: Goa men (Yellow) and Jammu Kashmir players in action at Peddem Sports Complex, Mapusa, Goa. Goa women (Yellow) and Karnataka players vie for the ball at Peddem Sports Complex, Mapusa, Goa. Regards FAG Media
[Goanet] FAG: Goa to host 4th Senior National Futsal Championship from December 8 to 12
Sir, Greetings of the day! Below, kindly find the press release for Goa to host 4th Senior Nat Futsal Championship from December 8-12 at Peddem Sports Complex, Mapusa. *Goa to host 4th Senior National Futsal Championship * *from December 8 to 12* *28 men’s teams and 11 women’s teams will battle for supremacy in the five-day National event * *DECEMBER 5, FATORDA:* The Futsal Association of Goa (FAG) will host the *4th Senior National Futsal Championship*, under the aegis of Futsal Association of India (FAI) from December 8 to 12, 2017, at the Peddem Sports Complex, Mapusa. Addressing the media, *FAG President Benjamin Silva said,* “It gives me immense pleasure and great joy to announce that the State will host its first ever futsal national event. Being the defending champions in both categories —men and women —it makes it even more special to host it. The Senior National Futsal Championship is planned with lot of future opportunities for our Indian futsal players. Altogether 39 teams will be participating in this edition and will fight for the supremacy, which also includes 11 women’s team.” “The FAG will simultaneously organise The Futsal Level-1 referee and coaching courses during the nationals. Alex Astrogas from Spain (AMF Referee Instructor) and Christian Roldan from Italy (AMF Coach Instructor) will conduct the three-day referee course,” further added Benjamin Silva, at the conference hall at PJN Stadium, on Tuesday. This is the first time around 27 states will be participating in the tournament. *FAI President Namdev Shirgaokar said*, “Goa is known for football and it has earned its recognition in futsal lately. There is lot of talent and potential in this tiny State. Our National team comprised of maximum Goans. This is the first time that Goa will be hosting a National Futsal championship, and I already see it as a success with the huge participation as 38 teams have confirmed their entry. The FAG has been doing a great job in Goa and we wish them a good luck ahead.” “Goa is heart of football and will become heart of futsal as well. Goans will love this game and support the nationals. FAI is looking forward to open a Futsal Academy in Goa.” Namdev Shirgaokar. “FAI AGM is scheduled on December 9, in which FAI is taking major decision, such as association with Premier Futsal League and future path of FAI” revealed Namdev. *FAG Secretary Melwyn Pereira said*, “Futsal Association of Goa has progressed from its time of inception. The sport of futsal is growing in the State and we are aiming in developing the grassroots level by going through various schools, in collaboration with Directorate of Sports and Youth Affairs (DSYA) and Sports Authority of Goa. We have conducted various events in the past and we hope to raise a new generation of footballers through futsal.” FAI started the 1st Men’s Senior Nationals in 2014 in Maharashtra wherein the host city won the championship. The success of the tournament saw the FAI conduct the event in Maharashtra itself for the second time wherein, the hosts bagged the title in 2015. In 2016, Goa bagged the double crowns in Rajasthan clinching both—men’s and women’s titles. The inaugural ceremony will be held on December 8, at 10 am at Peddem Sports Complex, while the draw for the tournament will be held on December 6 . PIC CAPTION: FAG President Benjamin Silva (fourth from right) addressing the press in the presence of FAG Secretary Edwin Fernandes (third from right) and FAG Vice President Melwyn Pereira (fifth from right) at PJN conference hall, Fatorda. Regards, FAG Media Thanking You, Regards, Futsal Association of Goa
[Goanet] FAG Press Conference Media Invite
Greetings! The Futsal Association of Goa (FAG) invites you for a press conference to announce the Sr National Futsal Championship which will be held in Goa. The conference will be attended by Futsal Association of India President Namdev Shirgaokar, Futsal Association of Goa (FAG) president Benjamin Silva, FAG VP Melwyn Pereira, FAG Secretary Edwin Fernandes and Tournament Co-ordinator Anthony Dias Date: Tuesday, December 5, 2017 Venue: conference hall, PJN Stadium, Fatorda At 4 p.m. Thanking You, Regards, Futsal Association of Goa
