When & where to watch the Santosh Trophy 2025-26 quarterfinals live streaming?

Santosh Trophy Quarterfinals to take place on 3 February

The stage is set for the knockout battles of the Santosh Trophy 2025–26 as the tournament enters its highly anticipated quarterfinal stage. An absorbing group phase, marked by tight encounters, late drama and standout individual performances, has narrowed the field down to the final eight.

With a place in the semifinals at stake, the margin for error is now razor thin. Pride, history, and momentum all come into play as teams gear up for high-intensity clashes, with Assam continuing to host the action at this crucial stage of the competition.

Which teams qualified for Santosh Trophy quarterfinals?

Eight teams have sealed their places in the quarterfinals after emerging from a fiercely competitive group stage of the Santosh Trophy 2025–26. In Group A, West Bengal set the tone with a series of assured performances to finish on top, combining attacking intent with defensive solidity.

Tamil Nadu followed closely, showing consistency across their matches, while Rajasthan impressed by holding their own in crucial moments. Assam, backed by home support, edged through in a tightly contested group where qualification went down to the fine margins.

From Group B, Kerala stood out with composed and well-controlled displays to secure the top spot, underlining their reputation as one of the tournament’s most balanced sides. Railways showcased resilience and tactical discipline to book their place in the knockouts, while Punjab delivered at key moments to stay in the hunt. The final quarterfinal berth was claimed by Services, who narrowly pipped Meghalaya after a closely fought battle, completing a strong and diverse last-eight lineup.

Fixtures

Live streaming details

Fans in India will be able to keep track of every moment of the Santosh Trophy 2025–26 through live streaming on FIFA+, which serves as the tournament’s official broadcast platform. The matches will be available to watch live on FIFA+ via its website and mobile app, making it accessible across a range of devices for viewers at home and on the go.

There will be no television broadcast of the competition in India this season, with FIFA+ remaining the only option for fans to follow the inter-state championship live. As a result, supporters will need to tune in digitally to catch all the quarterfinal action and beyond.

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