East Bengal FC continued their impressive run in the Kanyashree Cup with a hard-fought 2-1 victory over Sreebhumi FC in a high-intensity clash in Kolkata.
Coming into the match with strong momentum, East Bengal were pushed by a disciplined and determined Sreebhumi side. The game quickly developed into a physical, end-to-end contest, with both teams battling hard in midfield.
East Bengal opened the scoring through Shrabani Murmu, who capitalised on a defensive lapse to give her side the early lead and continue her fine run of form.
Sreebhumi responded with intent in the second half and found their equaliser through Rimpa Haldar, who converted from a set-piece to bring her side back into the game and shift the momentum.
With the match finely poised, experience proved decisive. Naorem Priyangka Devi stepped up at a crucial moment, finding space and finishing clinically to restore East Bengal’s lead.
The final stages saw Sreebhumi push forward in search of another equaliser, but East Bengal’s defence held firm under pressure, showing composure to see out the game.
The win reinforces East Bengal’s strong start to the tournament and highlights their ability to deliver in tight, competitive situations, keeping them firmly on track in the Kanyashree Cup.
