IWL 2023: Indian Women’s League: Following a request from the clubs to the All India Football Federation, the 2022-23 Indian Women’s League (IWL) is likely to be postponed by 10 days (AIFF). The fifth edition of IWL (2021-22) was held in Bhubaneswar last year,. Gokulam Kerala is the current champion. President Kalyan Chaubey met with IWL club representatives to discuss the situation. After competing in first-round AFC Women’s Olympic Qualifiers in Turkmenistan and Kyrgyzstan, the players will join their respective clubs. Follow Indian Football Team LIVE Updates on InsideSport.IN
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On Tuesday, club officials requested that the IWL be moved to April 25 during a meeting with AIFF president Kalyan Chaubey and secretary Shaji Prabhakaran at the club’s headquarters in New Delhi. Because the current season must end by May 31, the IWL will be a shortened league this year, with 15 teams participating – 11 state league champions and the top four teams from last season. They will be split into two groups, with the top three teams from each group competing in a super-six round to determine the champion.
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IWL 2023: IWL set to be postponed until 25th of April, Clubs demand increase in foreigners – Check Out
According to the AIFF calendar, the IWL was supposed to start on April 15. However, with the senior women’s national team abroad for friendlies and Olympic qualifying first-round matches, the clubs have stated that if the tournament begins earlier, they will not have enough time to prepare. The India Senior Women’s team is currently on tour, competing in friendlies against Jordan and Uzbekistan. The players will then join their respective clubs after competing in first-round Olympic qualifiers in Turkmenistan and Kyrgyzstan on April 4 and 10, respectively.
The clubs also requested an increase in the number of foreigners, which was approved by the AIFF. Last season, IWL clubs were allowed to register two foreigners, with one allowed to play on the field. This time, clubs have requested that the number of registered overseas players be increased to three, with two allowed to play (one from an Asian country).
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IWL 2023: IWL set to be postponed until 25th of April, Clubs demand increase in foreigners – Check Out
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