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CFC 'B' faces Kerala Blasters Reserves in I-League 2nd
Division opener
Chennai, Jan 11 (PTI): Chennaiyin FC 'B' will open its
I-League Second Division campaign against southern rivals
Kerala Blasters FC Reserves on January 14 at the Panampilly
Ground in Kochi.
CFC 'B', which is making its second consecutive
appearance in the second tier of Indian football, is pitted
against Bengalurus Ozona FC and South United FC and Fateh
Hyderabad AFC apart from Kerala Blasters Reserves in Group B.
The ties will be played on a home-away basis with CFC
contesting their home games at the SSN College ground here, a
press release said.
Under the tutelage of Sameer Shaikh, a former Youth
Development Coach at DSK Shivajians, CFC 'B' players have been
training in Goa over the last three weeks.
The team also played Goa Pro League outfits Vasco SC
and Sporting Clube de Goa as well as FC Goa reserves and
Guardian Angel Sports Club in practice games.
The CFC B squad comprises talent from Tamil Nadu and
around the country, including a number of CFC U-18 boys who
qualified for the final round of the 2018-19 Hero Elite League
recently, after winning the Chennai zone with an unbeaten
record.
CFC 'B' is one of six Indian Super League clubs
fielding reserve teams in the preliminary round of the 16-team
2nd Division League, the release said.
The preliminary round group winners from Group A and
Group B and the top two teams from Group C will progress to
the final round. However, if an ISL reserve team finishes in
the qualifying positions, the slot will go to the next non-ISL
team.
(This story has not been edited by Devdiscourse staff and is auto-generated from a syndicated feed.)
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