Football - Team India

Events and Medals
Records
Schedule
Bio
Team Overview

Football

Number	Name	Height	Date of Birth
1	CHANU EPCHANU Elangbam Panthoi	166 cm	1 Feb 1996
2	NGANGBAM SDNGANGBAM Sweety Devi	161 cm	1 Dec 1999
3	NAOREM PDNAOREM Priyangka Devi	150 cm	9 Apr 2003
4	LOITONGBAM ADLOITONGBAM Ashalata Devi	166 cm	3 Jul 1993
5	RANGANATHAN SRANGANATHAN Sandhiya	157 cm	20 May 1998
6	BasforeBasfore Sangita	160 cm	12 Jul 1996
7	GUGULOTH SGUGULOTH Soumya	156 cm	18 Jul 2001
8	SANJUSanju	160 cm	12 Sep 1997
9	TAMANG ATAMANG Anju	155 cm	22 Dec 1995
10	NGANGOM BDNGANGOM Bala Devi	170 cm	2 Feb 1990
11	DANGMEI GDANGMEI Grace	153 cm	5 Feb 1996
12	KATHIRESAN IKATHIRESAN Indumathi	160 cm	5 Jun 1994
13	JYOTIJyoti	168 cm	16 Nov 2001
14	SOROKHAIBAM RCSOROKHAIBAM Ranjana Chanu	153 cm	10 Mar 1999
15	RENURenu	157 cm	16 Jan 2001
16	MANISHAManisha	173 cm	27 Nov 2001
17	CHHIBBER DCHHIBBER Dalima	163 cm	30 Aug 1997
18	XAXA PXAXA Pyari	156 cm	18 May 1997
19	ASTAM ORAONAstam Oraon	151 cm	5 Feb 2005
20	HOODA SHOODA Shreya	171 cm	25 May 1999
21	NARAYANASAMY SNARAYANASAMY Sowmiya	168 cm	25 Jul 2000
22	RITU RANIRitu Rani	165 cm	25 May 1997

Team Officials

Function	Name
Head Coach	SWE DENNERBYDENNERBY Thomas Lennart
Assistant Coach	ROCKYROCKY Maymol Nedugadan

Events Entered

Discipline	Event	Rank
Football	Women	11

Schedule

Change

Start Time	Location	Event	Status
	Wenzhou Olympic Sports Centre Stadium	Women's First Round - Group B #1 TPE Chinese Taipei 2 IND India 1	Finished
	Wenzhou Olympic Sports Centre Stadium	Women's First Round - Group B #7 IND India 0 THA Thailand 1	Finished

Biographical Information

Highlights

Athlete:

Rank	Team	Year	Location
Asian Games
5	Senior	1998	Bangkok, THA
9	Senior	2014	Incheon, KOR
AFC Women's Asian Cup
2	Senior	1983	Thailand
3	Senior	1981	Hong Kong, CHN
5	Senior	2003	Thailand
5	Senior	2001	Chinese Taipei
5	Senior	1999	Philippines
5	Senior	1997	People's Republic of China
5	Senior	1995	Malaysia
12	Senior	2022	India
South Asian Games
1	Senior	2019	Kathmandu, NEP
1	Senior	2016	Asia
1	Senior	2010	Dhaka, BAN

Team Overview

General
India are competing at their third Asian Games at the 19th Asian Games Hangzhou. The team made their debut in 1998, with their next appearance coming 16 years later in Incheon. Their 2014 campaign began with an emphatic 15-0 victory over Maldives, but they failed to progress from the group stage following 10-0 defeats to both the Republic of Korea and Thailand.

The Indian team saw early success at the Asian Cup. They finished as runners-up on debut as hosts of the 1980 tournament, losing the final 2-1 to the People's Republic of China. The team finished third in 1981 before returning to the final at the next edition in 1983, losing out 3-0 against hosts Thailand. In 2022 India returned to the Asian Cup as hosts following a 19-year absence from the tournament. After the team drew their opening game 0-0 with the Islamic Republic of Iran, they withdrew from the competition and their only result was declared null and void due to a number of COVID-19 cases in the squad.

India have dominated the South Asian Games in recent years, beating Nepal in all three gold medal matches between 2010 and 2019.

Legend

:: Gold Medal Event
:: Silver Medal Event
:: Bronze Medal Event