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25 teams to vie for top spot in AIFF U-12, 13 soccer meet

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Posted: Nov 18, 2012 at 1853 hrs IST

Kalyani (WB) Twenty-five teams from all over the country will participate in the AIFF Under-12 and 13 football meet which began here today, in Nadia district.

Spotters will hunt for talents at the tournament which

will be attended by AIFF Technical Director (academics) Scott O'Donel, AIFF Director of national teams Subhankar Mukherjee, Bengal Olympic association's Joint Secretary Swapan Banerjee, President Ajit Banerjee and others.

The tournament, being held at Kalyani Stadium, is being hosted by the local civic board.

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