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By Shajid Khan |

Assam Regimental Centre ,Shillong beat Football Academy, Dhupdhara by 4-0 in the inagural match of 21 st Bodoland Gallants Gold Cup Tournament which has been organised by Dimakuchi Anchalik ABSU and Dimakuchi Sports Association in the Dimakuchi Stadium from Sunday.

N Rakesh of Assam Regimental Centre score two goals in 3 and 9 minutes of the first half of the match.Again H. Vijesh of Assam Regimental Centre score another goal at 22 minutes of the first half of the mach.C Lalmohan Sangma score a goal in the second half of the match in 12 minutes against Football Academy Dhupdhara.

Daneswar Goyari  BTC EM inagurated the match which was also attended by Rajya Sabha MP Santius Kujur .
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