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India U20 women's team thrashed Täby FK in Sweden

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Published at :February 22, 2026 at 10:31 PM
Modified at :February 22, 2026 at 10:31 PM
India U20 women's team thrashed Täby FK in Sweden

India prepares for the big continental challenge ahead!

The India U20 women’s team registered a 4-0 win over the senior squad of Swedish club Täby FK in a friendly match at the Bosön National Sports Centre in Lidingö, Sweden, on Sunday, February 22, 2026.

It was the India U20 women’s team first victory of their Sweden tour after suffering a defeat against Hammarby IF in the first encounter three days ago.

Babita Kumari’s brace powered the Indian U20 women’s team a victory

India U20 women's team thrashed Täby FK in Sweden

Head coach Joakim Alexandersson made nine changes to the starting line-up. India scored twice in each half — Babita Kumari (10′) and Lhingdeikim (20′) netted early in the first period before Babita struck again in the 63rd minute and Neha wrapped up the scoring in the 80th.

Täby FK 0 lost to India U20 Women 4 (Babita Kumari 10′, 63′, Lhingdeikim 20′, Neha 80′)

The Young Tigresses will play two more friendlies in the coming days — against Enskede IK Dam on February 25, and Karlbergs BK on February 28 — as part of their preparations for April’s AFC U20 Women’s Asian Cup in Thailand.

India U20 Women: Ribansi Jamu (GK), Sahena TH, Shruti Kumari, Nishima Kumari (C), Neha, Babita Kumari (Sibani Devi Nongmeikapam 71′), Lhingdeikim (Arina Devi Nameirakpam 46′), Ruchi, Monisha Singha (Pooja 71′), Deepika Pal (Shilji Shaji 71′), Misha Bhandari (Bhumika Devi Khumukcham 71′).

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Rohit Mistri
Rohit Mistri

Rohit Mistri is a sports journalist from Kolkata with over two years of experience in the field. He has extensively covered Indian football, including major tournaments such as the Calcutta Football League and the Indian Super League. His work spans on-ground reporting, match coverage, and in-depth storytelling, along with interviews of prominent sporting personalities. Rohit brings strong communication skills and a deep passion for sports narratives to everything he writes.