MSSA Football: AVM A Thrash Podar International 7-0; D G Khetan Beat Ryan International 4-0
Mumbai, October 12, 2026: D G Khetan School, Malad, and AVM A, Bandra, registered emphatic victories in the Mumbai Schools Sports Association (MSSA) boys' under-16 Division IV football tournament at the MSSA ground on Monday. Param Shah struck twice, while Devansh Somaiya and Mann Bhandari scored one goal each as D G Khetan blanked Ryan International ICSE B, Chembur, 4-0. AVM A Record Seven-Goal…
D G Khetan School, based in Malad, delivered a resounding 4-0 victory over Ryan International ICSE B from Chembur in the Mumbai Schools Sports Association (MSSA) boys under-16 Division IV football tournament on Monday. Param Shah netted two goals for D G Khetan, with Devansh Somaiya and Mann Bhandari scoring a goal each.
AVM A, representing Bandra, showcased their dominance with a staggering 7-0 triumph over Podar International SSC at Santa Cruz. Vansh Shah scored twice for AVM A, while Utkarsh Worlikar, Bhavya Eriwal, Ayushmaan Dhawan, Virajravi Punjabi, and Lakshya Mehra each contributed a goal to the dominant performance.
Gundecha Education, hailing from Kandivali, edged out St Joseph's, Juhu, with a 2-0 victory, scoring goals via Ved Arragunta and Kanak Sardar. Kanakia International CBSE from Bhayander narrowly defeated Fr Agnel, Malad, 1-0, through Prajwal Sharma's lone goal.
Ryan International, from Sanpada, secured a 2-0 win against St Michael's, Mahim, with Ayan Khan scoring one goal and Mustafa Memon conceding an own goal. St Mary's ICSE B, Mazgaon, and Ryan International ICSE, Goregaon, battled to a goalless draw.
In other competitions, St Anne's International, Orlem, and St Xavier's, Goregaon, shared a 1-1 draw. Travis Dsouza scored for St Anne's, while Ankur Kudtarkar found the equaliser for St Xavier's. St Anne's International and St Xavier's International shared the top spots in the U-14 MSSA Tennis title, with Nita Mukesh Ambani Junior School claiming the boys' team crown.
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