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SFA A Division S-League 2026: Gangtok Himalayan SC Draw with Sang Mustang, Aakraman FC Beat Red Panda

Two exciting matches were played in the SFA A Division S-League 2026, organized by the Sikkim Football Association, at Paljor Stadium, Gangtok.

In the first match, Sang Mustang FC and Gangtok Himalayan SC shared the points after playing out a 1–1 draw.
Sang Mustang FC took the lead in the 57th minute through Pratap Kumar Tamang.
Gangtok Himalayan SC fought back and found the equaliser in the 75th minute, with Ayush Bisht scoring to restore parity.
Neither side could find a winning goal thereafter as the match ended 1–1.

In the second match, Sikkim Aakraman FC came from behind to defeat Red Panda FC 2–1.
Red Panda FC made a strong start and opened the scoring in the 12th minute through Dawa Gyaltsen Bhutia.
Aakraman FC responded strongly before half-time. Prashant Chettri equalised in the 24th minute, before Sagar Gurung completed the turnaround by scoring in the 44th minute to give his side a 2–1 lead.
Sikkim Aakraman FC maintained their advantage throughout the second half to secure all three points.

7-A-Side Open Knockout Football Tournament to Be Held in Rongchong

Pahari Yuva Sangh, Rongchong, is set to organize a 7-A-Side Open Knockout Football Tournament from 5 September 2026 at the Rongchong Basti Playground, near Lohapul along NH-10.

The tournament is expected to attract football teams from across the region, with an exciting prize package on offer.

The champion team will receive an attractive trophy along with a cash prize of ₹1,00,000, while the runner-up team will be awarded a trophy and ₹50,000.

Teams interested in participating can register by paying an entry fee of ₹3,000.

For registration details, rules, regulations and other information, participating teams are advised to refer to the official tournament circular.

SFA A Division S-League 2026: Brotherhood FC Dominate Sikkim Boys, Sikkim Police Beat Howlers

Two matches were played in the SFA A Division S-League 2026, organized by the Sikkim Football Association (SFA) under the aegis of the All India Football Federation (AIFF) at Paljor Stadium, Gangtok, on Wednesday.

In the first match, Sikkim Brotherhood FC produced a dominant attacking display to secure a convincing 6–1 victory over Sikkim Boys Football Club.

Brotherhood FC made a blistering start, with Diwas Chettri opening the scoring in the 2nd minute. Wilbirt Meetei doubled the advantage just three minutes later in the 5th minute.
Diwas Chettri struck again in the 24th minute to complete his brace, before Soibam Roshan Singh added Brotherhood’s fourth goal in the 44th minute.
Chettri completed his hat-trick in the 55th minute, putting Brotherhood firmly in control. Abhishek Gurung added the sixth in the 80th minute.
Sikkim Boys FC managed a consolation goal through Sonam Wangchuk Tamang in the 76th minute, but Brotherhood FC comfortably maintained their advantage to claim all three points.

In the second match, Sikkim Police Football Team secured a hard-fought 2–1 victory over Howlers Sporting Singtam.

Sikkim Police took the lead in the 25th minute through Sanjay Rai.

Howlers Sporting Singtam responded before half-time, with Noal Darjee finding the net in the 34th minute to level the score at 1–1.

Sikkim Police regained the lead shortly after the restart when Sangay Chopel Bhutia scored in the 47th minute.

Howlers pushed for an equaliser, but the Sikkim Police defence held firm to secure a 2–1 victory and three valuable points.

SFA A Division S-League 2026: Gangtok Himalayan SC Win, Sikkim Aakraman FC Thrash Dzongri FC

Two matches were played in the SFA A Division S-League 2026, organized by the Sikkim Football Association (SFA) at Paljor Stadium, Gangtok, on Tuesday.

In the 23rd match of the league, Gangtok Himalayan Sporting Club secured a hard-fought 2–1 victory over Northerners Football Club.

Gangtok Himalayan SC made a flying start, with Thupden Wangchuk Sherpa opening the scoring within the first three minutes.

Northerners FC responded in the 17th minute, with Karma Topden Bhutia finding the net to level the score at 1–1.

Gangtok Himalayan SC quickly regained their advantage as Ayush Bist scored in the 19th minute, putting his side back in front.

Both teams continued to compete strongly and created opportunities at either end, but Gangtok Himalayan SC held on to their lead until the final whistle to secure all three points.

In the 24th match, Sikkim Aakraman FC produced a dominant attacking display to defeat Dzongri Football Club 6–1.

Dzongri FC took the lead in the 32nd minute through Ronald Singh, but Sikkim Aakraman FC responded emphatically before half-time.

Karma Thupden equalised in the 43rd minute, and just a minute later Prashant Chettri put Sikkim Aakraman FC ahead.

Karma Thupden struck again in the 66th minute to extend the lead. Boxer Pradhan added another in the 82nd minute, while Prashant Chettri completed his brace in the 85th minute.

Lakpa Norbu Sherpa then rounded off the scoring in the 87th minute, completing a convincing 6–1 victory for Sikkim Aakraman FC.

The results add another exciting chapter to the SFA A Division S-League 2026, with teams continuing their battle for crucial points in the league standings.

SFA A Division S-League 2026: Howlers Hold Red Panda, Sikkim Police Beat Sang Mustang 4–2

Gangtok, 17 August 2026: Two matches were played in the SFA A Division S-League 2026, organized by the Sikkim Football Association (SFA) under the aegis of the All India Football Federation (AIFF) at Paljor Stadium, Gangtok, on Sunday.

In the 21st match of the league, Howlers Sporting Singtam and Red Panda Football Club played out a goalless draw.

Both teams displayed disciplined and competitive football throughout the match. Despite creating opportunities at both ends, neither side could find the breakthrough as the game ended 0–0.

The result saw Howlers Sporting Singtam and Red Panda FC share one point each.

In the 22nd match, Sikkim Police Football Team produced a strong attacking display to secure a 4–2 victory over Sang Mustang FC.

Sikkim Police made a fast start, with Sangay Chopel opening the scoring in the 3rd minute. Pranil Gurung doubled their advantage in the 16th minute.

Sang Mustang responded through Biswa Kumar Darjee in the 18th minute, before Prakash Chettri equalised in the 33rd minute to make it 2–2.

Sikkim Police regained control in the second half, with Sanjay Rai restoring their lead in the 57th minute. Tenjan Lepcha then added a fourth goal in the 67th minute to complete a convincing 4–2 victory.

With these results, the SFA A Division S-League 2026 continues to deliver competitive football as teams battle for valuable points in the league standings.

Shakti Sangh Kalijhora Crowned Independence Day Cup Champions

Shakti Sangh Kalijhora were crowned champions of the Independence Day Cup (Swapna Agarwal Memorial) Knockout Football Tournament, organized under the aegis of the Jaldhaka Sports Association.

In the grand final played on Sunday at Jholung Ground, Shakti Sangh Kalijhora produced a dominant performance to defeat Brothers United, Kalchini 5–2 and lift the coveted title.

Ashish Chapagain, forward of Shakti Sangh Kalijhora, was named Player of the Match for his outstanding performance.

Bidut Lakra of Brothers United was awarded the Player of the Tournament trophy for his impressive performances throughout the competition.

The champions received an attractive trophy along with ₹80,000, while the runners-up were awarded a trophy and ₹50,000.

Player of the Match: Ashish Chapagain
Player of the Tournament: Bidut Lakra

Shakti Sangh Kalijhora’s convincing victory brought the Independence Day Cup to an exciting conclusion, with the team celebrating a well-deserved championship.