Women's National Football Championship: Tamil Nadu, Odisha, Haryana, Railways to battle out in semi-final clash

The semi-finals of the 27th Hero Senior Women's National Football Championship 2022-23, are expected to be close contests on Monday. In the semi-finals, Tamil Nadu will face off against Railways at the Guru Nanak Stadium. While Haryana will challenge Odisha.

Women's National Football Championship: Tamil Nadu, Odisha, Haryana, Railways to battle out in semi-final clash
27th Hero Senior Women's National Football Championship (Source: AIFF). Image Credit: ANI
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The semi-finals of the 27th Hero Senior Women's National Football Championship 2022-23, are expected to be close contests on Monday. In the semi-finals, Tamil Nadu will face off against Railways at the Guru Nanak Stadium. While Haryana will challenge Odisha. While Tamil Nadu and Odisha progressed from Group A as the top two teams, last year's finalists Railways along with Haryana qualified from Group B.

Tamil Nadu had a perfect record in the Group Stage and continued their impressive form in the Final Round of the tournament. The team registered five wins out of a possible five as they topped their group with 15 points. So far, Tamil Nadu has displayed the ability to withstand all pressure from its rivals. They have not conceded a goal in this edition so far and have scored a whopping 32 times across eight matches, including the Group Stage and Final Round. Having won their maiden title in 2017-18, Tamil Nadu are serious contenders to regain the trophy

Odisha, on the other hand, registered four wins in five games in the Final Round and finished second in Group A with 12 points. They scored 13 goals in the process and conceded just three. Meanwhile, Group B toppers Haryana, too, finished their final round campaign unbeaten with four wins and a draw. Along with Tamil Nadu, they are the only team yet to suffer a defeat in the ongoing edition. In the Final Round, they defeated both the finalists of the 26th edition -- Manipur and Railways - thereby delivering a statement of intent.

Only a solitary point separated Haryana from second-placed Railways, who finished the final round group stages with four wins and a loss. The team will be looking to redeem themselves after finishing runners-up in the previous edition of the Championship. (ANI)

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