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DFA Srinagar Football League Food and Supplies beat SRTC by 3-1 9/29/2013 11:40:21 PM Sports Reporter JAMMU, Sept 29: Food and Supplies today registered a fine 3-1 win against J&K SRTC XI to strengthen their position in the Super Division League of the DFA Srinagar underway at Polo Ground, here. Amir netted the ball for first goal in the 14th minute while Imran and Ajaz Parry scored one goal each in the 22nd and 67th minute of the match. From SRTC, Aubair netted the lone goal. Meanwhile, in another match of the day, J&K Power Development Corporation held J&K Police-A to a goalless draw. Both sides played aggressive football making attacks and counter attacks throughout the 70 minute game but results eluded both the sides.Sports Reporter JAMMU, Sept 29: Food and Supplies today registered a fine 3-1 win against J&K SRTC XI to strengthen their position in the Super Division League of the DFA Srinagar underway at Polo Ground, here. Amir netted the ball for first goal in the 14th minute while Imran and Ajaz Parry scored one goal each in the 22nd and 67th minute of the match. From SRTC, Aubair netted the lone goal. Meanwhile, in another match of the day, J&K Power Development Corporation held J&K Police-A to a goalless draw. Both sides played aggressive football making attacks and counter attacks throughout the 70 minute game but results eluded both the sides.   Share This News with Your Friends on Social Network     Comment on this Story

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