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Premier League to kick off on September 27 in Srinagar

| @indiablooms | Sep 19, 2021, at 02:17 am

Srinagar: The biggest football event of the season, Premier Division League is going to kick off in Srinagar on September 27.

To review the event ahead of kick start District Football Association (DFA), Srinagar held a meeting of teams, clubs on Wednesday at Synthetic Turf TRC Ground Srinagar.

The meeting was chaired by JKFA General Secretary Prof Bashir.

In the meeting, DFA President Fayaz Ahmad Sofi announced that Premier League is going to kick start from September 27 while a draw of lots for the fixtures would be held on September 21.

In the meeting, all the clubs were asked to complete their registration formalities up to September 20.

 

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