AIFF Integrity Officer to monitor Aizawl vs Lajong match

Press Trust of India  |  Kolkata 

With Aizawl FC needing a draw against Shillong to secure a historic I-League title on April 30, the All Football Federation's Integrity Officer Javed Siraj will reach Shillong a day in advance to ensure fair play.

Terming it a "routine visit", AIFF vice-president Subrata Dutta said: "This time he's going a day in advance."



While there will be a lot at stake for Aizawl FC, fifth- placed Shillong will have nothing to lose or gain as they are neither in title hunt nor have relegation threat.

Aizawl's loss will be an advantage for who will face City in their last round match here as all eyes will be on the two Northeastern sides Aizawl and Shillong

Aizawl beat 1-0 at home to go within sniffing distance of the I-League title in a remarkable turnaround in Indian football.

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AIFF Integrity Officer to monitor Aizawl vs Lajong match

With Aizawl FC needing a draw against Shillong Lajong to secure a historic I-League title on April 30, the All India Football Federation's Integrity Officer Javed Siraj will reach Shillong a day in advance to ensure fair play. Terming it a "routine visit", AIFF vice-president Subrata Dutta said: "This time he's going a day in advance." While there will be a lot at stake for Aizawl FC, fifth- placed Shillong Lajong will have nothing to lose or gain as they are neither in title hunt nor have relegation threat. Aizawl's loss will be an advantage for Mohun Bagan who will face Chennai City in their last round match here as all eyes will be on the two Northeastern sides Aizawl and Shillong Lajong. Aizawl beat Mohun Bagan 1-0 at home to go within sniffing distance of the I-League title in a remarkable turnaround in Indian football. With Aizawl FC needing a draw against Shillong to secure a historic I-League title on April 30, the All Football Federation's Integrity Officer Javed Siraj will reach Shillong a day in advance to ensure fair play.

Terming it a "routine visit", AIFF vice-president Subrata Dutta said: "This time he's going a day in advance."

While there will be a lot at stake for Aizawl FC, fifth- placed Shillong will have nothing to lose or gain as they are neither in title hunt nor have relegation threat.

Aizawl's loss will be an advantage for who will face City in their last round match here as all eyes will be on the two Northeastern sides Aizawl and Shillong

Aizawl beat 1-0 at home to go within sniffing distance of the I-League title in a remarkable turnaround in Indian football.

(This story has not been edited by Business Standard staff and is auto-generated from a syndicated feed.)

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