East Bengal FC Dominates Garhwal United in Indian Women's League Showdown

In the latest round of the Indian Women's League 2025-26, East Bengal FC delivered an impressive 5-0 victory over Garhwal United, while Nita FA triumphed 3-2 against SESA FA despite playing with 10 players. Gokulam Kerala and Sethu Madurai ended their match in a goalless draw, and Sribhumi FC faced Kickstart FC in a thrilling 2-2 encounter. Read on for detailed match highlights and key moments from these exciting fixtures.

By Narendra Chaudhary May 16, 2026, 09:04 IST

East Bengal FC Triumphs with a 5-0 Victory

East Bengal FC showcased their prowess in the Indian Women's League 2025-26 by securing a decisive 5-0 win against Garhwal United Football Club at the East Bengal Ground. The match commenced with the Moshal Girls, who are the reigning champions, taking the lead in the 13th minute thanks to Soumya Guguloth. A perfectly timed lob from Loitongbam Ashalata Devi set up Guguloth, who finished expertly over Garhwal's goalkeeper, Ribansi Jamu.

Gokulam Kerala and Sethu Madurai End in a Draw

In another match at the National Centre of Excellence, Gokulam Kerala FC faced Sethu Madurai, resulting in a goalless draw. Gokulam started strong, nearly scoring in the second minute, but Sethu's goalkeeper, Anjila Tumbapo Subba, made a crucial save. The first half saw limited chances, with Gokulam's Muskan Subba coming close to scoring but missing the target.

Sribhumi FC and Kickstart FC Share Spoils in Thrilling Encounter

Sribhumi Football Club and Kickstart FC, Karnataka, played to an exciting 2-2 draw. Sribhumi took an early lead with a penalty converted by captain Ngangom Bala Devi. Kickstart responded quickly, hitting the crossbar and later scoring to level the match. The second half saw both teams pushing for a winner, but neither could find the back of the net.

Nita FA Secures Narrow Win Against SESA FA

Nita FA managed a thrilling 3-2 victory over SESA Football Academy, despite being reduced to 10 players early in the match. After losing a player to a red card, Nita took the lead through captain Pyari Xaxa. SESA fought back but ultimately fell short, with Nita sealing the win late in the game.