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KCFL creates new football buzz in Kashmir

KH Web Desk by KH Web Desk
June 23, 2026
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KCFL creates new football buzz in Kashmir

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SRINAGAR, JUNE 23: The inaugural edition of the Kashmir Champions Football League (KCFL) 2026 has generated tremendous excitement among football enthusiasts, with the first 10 matches of the tournament witnessing spirited contests and steadily growing crowds at the TRC Turf Ground, Srinagar.

Since its commencement on June 16, the league has emerged as a vibrant celebration of football, bringing together teams representing districts from across Kashmir and providing a competitive platform for local talent to showcase their abilities.

Each match day has witnessed increasing enthusiasm among spectators, with football lovers from different parts of the Valley thronging the stadium to cheer for their respective teams. The atmosphere reached new heights on Sunday on 21 June, when not only local supporters but also tourists visiting Kashmir made their way to the TRC Turf Ground to witness the action.

The opening phase of the tournament has produced several closely fought encounters and exciting performances. The participation of players from all districts has added a unique flavour to the competition, adding a spirit of healthy rivalry and sportsmanship.

As the Jammu and Kashmir Sports Council is organising the initiative, the overwhelming response from spectators and the quality of football on display reaffirm the UT’s passion for the sport. The Council expresses confidence that the league would continue to inspire young footballers and contribute significantly to the growth of grassroots football in Jammu and Kashmir.

Pertinent to mention, this is the first initiative of its kind by any Government in the country, in which district players were scouted, district teams are formed, and were given an equal opportunity to compete with professional players from the valley in an evenly distributed district team of the League.

With the group stage progressing and anticipation building with each fixture, the KCFL is fast establishing itself as a landmark sporting event and a platform dedicated to celebrating and scouting local football heroes.

KH Web Desk

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