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Indian senior women's football team to play four more friendlies against European clubs in Turkiye

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New Delhi | January 29, 2026 10:20:17 AM IST
The Indian senior women's team will play four more friendly matches against European clubs during their ongoing preparatory camp in Turkiye, as per the AIFF website.

The Blue Tigresses will take on WFC Spartak Moscow (Russia) on January 30, Hertha BSC Frauen (Germany) on February 2, Zvezda-2005 Perm (Russia) on February 4, and FK Csikszereda Miercurea Ciuc (Romania) on February 7 as part of their preparations for March's AFC Women's Asian Cup.

India had earlier played two friendly games against Ukraine's FC Metalist 1925 (0-2 loss) on January 18 and Switzerland's FC Schlieren (2-1 win) on January 24.

The Blue Tigresses will depart from Turkiye for Perth, Australia, on February 10, where they will play more friendly matches ahead of the AFC Women's Asian Cup.

India's first match at the Asian Cup is against Vietnam on March 4.

Indian senior women's team's friendly matches in Turkiye:January 30: India vs WFC Spartak Moscow, Side Star Sports Complex (Manavgat), 19:30 ISTFebruary 2: India vs Hertha BSC Frauen, S&B Sport Football Complex (Serik), 17:30 ISTFebruary 4: India vs Zvezda-2005 Perm, Time and venue TBCFebruary 7: India vs FK Csikszereda Miercurea Ciuc, Time and venue TBC. (ANI)

 
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