Hyderabad FC's HFL football tournaments to begin in February

Around 120 boys and girls will be part of this tournament which will feature various football academies across the city. This approach emphasizes HFC’s commitment to build relationships and a footballing culture in the city.

Hyderabad: Hyderabad FC have announced the launching date of Hyderabad Football league (HFL) on Tuesday. The HFL Rookies Cup for amateur football enthusiasts, and HFL Women’s Cup for ladies of all age groups. The tournament is promoted by ISL Club Hyderabad FC. The Matches will begin from February 5th and the finals will be played on February 14th. The initiative is an effort to promote interest in football for all and make it more popular in the city.

The tournament will be held at FoodBall Park, Jubilee Hills and will allow individuals to be part of a team and play regularly. Around 120 boys and girls will be part of this tournament which will feature various football academies across the city. This approach emphasizes HFC’s commitment to build relationships and a footballing culture in the city.

HFL Rookies Cup to start on February 5.

Speaking on the collaboration, Varun Tripuraneni, co-owner HFC said, “ We are happy to promote the HFL tournaments and are keen to build on the footballing culture in the city. HFL has made great inroads with initiating a level of competition. Promoting their tournaments will add to impetus to the participants.”

Murad Jasani, MD- HFL said, “HFC is the best thing to happen to Hyderabad Football. They have all the right ideas and are willing to invest their time and money in developing a football culture in the city. We at HFL are very excited to be a part of this journey with HFC and hope that this is just the beginning of many such initiatives by HFC.”

HFL's vision

HFL’s vision is to provide an organized platform to boys and girls of all age groups to showcase their talent through regular tournaments to help enhance the footballing culture in the city and also tie up with schools for round the year coaching clinics so that football becomes a part of children’s daily routine.