Date | R | Home v Away | - |
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05/11 09:00 | - | Bangadarshan v CISF | 2-2 |
01/07 09:00 | - | 로열 레인저스 FC v 수데바 문라이트 FC | 0-0 |
01/07 06:15 | - | 프렌즈 유나이티드 v 가르왈 | 2-1 |
01/05 09:00 | - | 로열 레인저스 FC v Uttarakhand Ft | 4-1 |
01/03 06:27 | - | Uttarakhand Ft v 가르왈 | 1-6 |
01/01 09:00 | - | 수데바 문라이트 FC v Uttarakhand Ft | 5-0 |
01/01 06:15 | - | 가르왈 v 힌두스탄 | 2-4 |
12/29 06:15 | - | 타룬 상하 v 힌두스탄 | 2-2 |
12/28 09:00 | - | 가르왈 v 델리 Sa | 1-1 |
12/28 06:15 | - | 프렌즈 유나이티드 v 로열 레인저스 FC | 2-4 |
12/27 09:00 | - | 레인저스 SC v 타룬 상하 | 2-4 |
12/26 09:00 | - | 델리 Sa v 수데바 문라이트 FC | 2-1 |
12/26 06:15 | - | 힌두스탄 v 프렌즈 유나이티드 | 1-3 |
12/25 09:00 | - | 로열 레인저스 FC v 타룬 상하 | 1-0 |
12/25 06:15 | - | 레인저스 SC v Uttarakhand Ft | 3-1 |
12/24 09:00 | - | 힌두스탄 v 델리 Sa | 0-3 |
12/24 06:15 | - | 수데바 문라이트 FC v 프렌즈 유나이티드 | 0-1 |
12/23 09:00 | - | Indian Air Force v 로열 레인저스 FC | 1-0 |
12/23 06:15 | - | 가르왈 v 타룬 상하 | 7-0 |
12/22 09:00 | - | Uttarakhand Ft v 프렌즈 유나이티드 | 0-3 |
12/22 06:15 | - | 힌두스탄 v 레인저스 SC | 3-2 |
12/21 09:00 | - | Indian Air Force v 타룬 상하 | 5-0 |
12/21 06:15 | - | 델리 Sa v 로열 레인저스 FC | 3-2 |
12/20 09:00 | - | 수데바 문라이트 FC v 가르왈 | 1-1 |
12/20 06:15 | - | Uttarakhand Ft v 힌두스탄 | 0-2 |
12/19 09:00 | - | 타룬 상하 v 프렌즈 유나이티드 | 1-0 |
12/19 06:15 | - | 델리 Sa v Indian Air Force | 4-1 |
12/18 09:00 | - | 수데바 문라이트 FC v 레인저스 SC | 1-0 |
12/18 06:15 | - | 로열 레인저스 FC v 가르왈 | 2-0 |
12/17 09:00 | - | 타룬 상하 v Uttarakhand Ft | 0-3 |
The Delhi Football League is a ladder-based state football competition organised by Football Delhi (FD), involving a total of five divisions with over 80 teams in the Indian state of Delhi. Delhi Premier League is the top-division, started in 1948 as DSA Senior Division.
The first parent body of Delhi football was formed in 1926, with professor Mohammed Zubair Qureishi as secretary. There was no proper local league but the clubs used to participate in private tournaments organised by sport enthusiasts. Due to the violence and upheaval caused by the Partition of India, the Delhi League was suspended after 1946. It resumed in 1948 and the oldest club in the capital Young Men has won it that year. From 1948 onwards, the Delhi League took a particular shape. It had three divisions. The top 10 teams played in the A division, on a double-leg basis, with all matches being held at the Ambedkar Stadium, earlier known as the Delhi Gate Stadium. The B and C division matches took place at either the nearby Crescent Ground or the President's Estate Ground. Except for transport allowance, kit and refreshment, there was no payment to the players. However, club officials would strive to get their top players jobs in leading public sector concerns like Delhi Audit, Northern Railway, State Bank of India, Central Secretariat Service, Delhi Electric Supply Undertaking (DESU), Food Corporation of India (FCI) and so on. A competitive institutional league was also held annually.