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1968–69 Santosh Trophy

January 07, 2023

The 1968–69 Santosh Trophy was the 25th edition of the Santosh Trophy, the main State competition for football in India. It was held from 23 February to 29 March 1969 in Bangalore, Karnataka. The home team Mysore beat Bengal 1–0 in the final.

1968–69 Santosh Trophy
CountryIndia
Dates23 February – 29 March 1969
ChampionsMysore (4th title)
Runners-upBengal
← 1967–68
1969–70 →

Group stage

23 February 1969 Delhi 3–0[1] Kerala Sree Kanteerava Stadium, Bangalore
  • Sri Prasad   10'
  • Bhandari   ?', 82'
 Referee: Moin-ud-din Hasan
24 February 1969 Jammu and Kashmir 6–1[2] Gujarat Sree Kanteerava Stadium, Bangalore
  • Farooq Ahmed   7', ?', ?', ?'
  • Ghulam Rasool   14', 50'
 Peter Paul  
25 February 1969 Services 2–0[3] Delhi Sree Kanteerava Stadium, Bangalore
 Referee: C. R. Dasgupta (Bengal)
26 February 1969 Mysore 3–0[4] Jammu and Kashmir Sree Kanteerava Stadium, Bangalore
  • K. Abdul Azeez   25'
  • Doraiswamy Nataraj   44'
  • Nagendra  
 Referee: C. J. Vaz (Bombay)
27 February 1969 Uttar Pradesh 2–1[5] Haryana Sree Kanteerava Stadium, Bangalore
  • Somnath Chanda   55', 67'
 Ramesh Sharma   25' Referee: C. R. Dasgupta (Bengal)
28 February 1969 Andhra Pradesh 2–1[6] Orissa Sree Kanteerava Stadium, Bangalore
  • Chakravarthy   3'
  • Jaffar   63'
 Ramakrishnan   70' Referee: S. K. Bhattacharjee (Delhi)
2 March 1969 Mysore 1–1[8] Services Sree Kanteerava Stadium, Bangalore
Muniyappa   28' Williams  
3 March 1969 Rajasthan 1–0[9] Goa Sree Kanteerava Stadium, Bangalore
Chain Singh   47'
4 March 1969 Maharashtra 3–1[10] Andhra Pradesh Sree Kanteerava Stadium, Bangalore
  • D'Souza   3', 88'
  • Ranjit Thapa   18'
 Chakravarthy   17'
6 March 1969 Rajasthan 6–1[11] Services Sree Kanteerava Stadium, Bangalore
 Bose   Referee: Mohammed Azam (Andhra Pradesh)
7 March 1969 Madras 6–1[12] Assam Sree Kanteerava Stadium, Bangalore
  • Johnson   18', 67'
  • Palaniswamy   28', 55'
  • Victor   53', ?'
 Basanta Kabui   60'
9 March 1969 Mysore 2–2[13] Services Sree Kanteerava Stadium, Bangalore
Nagendra   15' (pen.) Bir Bahadur   19'
12 March 1969 Madhya Pradesh 1–2[15] Tripura Sree Kanteerava Stadium, Bangalore
Bimal Roy Chowdhury   ?'
  • Ranjit Thapa   ?' (pen.)
  • Chinta Bahadur   ?'
 Referee: Varadachari (Madras)

Knockout stage

Madras entered the quarter-finals after its victory against Assam in the group stage.[12] However, Bengal and Punjab made the quarter-finals after their wins over Tripura and Bihar respectively in the pre-quarter-finals.

Pre-quarter-finals

Bengal3–0Tripura
  • Pranab Ganguly   40'
  • Bhowmick   55', 73'
 Report
Referee: Moin-ud-din Hasan
Punjab4–0[16]Bihar
  • Arjan Singh   11', 89', 90'
  • Joginder Singh   48'

Quarter-finals

Madras4–1[17]Rajasthan
  • Victor   ?', 55', ?'
  • Johnson   ?'
 Bhagirath   76'
Referee: S. K. Bhattacharjee (Delhi)
Mysore2–1[18]Services
  • Prabhakar   73'
  • Muniyappa   85'
 Bir Bahadur   15'
Referee: C. J. Vaz (Bombay)
Punjab1–1[19]Bengal
Inder Singh   ?' (pen.) Parimal Dey   ?' (pen.)

Replay

Referee: Ikram-ul-Haq (Delhi)

Second replay

Punjab1–4[21]Bengal
Inder Singh   35'
  • Parimal Dey   10', 67'
  • Habib   17'
  • Pranab Ganguly   72'

Semi-finals

The semi-finals were played in two legs; all games including the final were played at the Sree Kanteerava Stadium in Bangalore. The first semi-final was played between Mysore and Madras. After the two legs ended with the teams level at a 3–3 aggregate, a coin toss was held to decide the team that would progress to the Final. A confusion followed with both captains claiming to have won the toss, before the tournament committee of the Mysore State Football Association and officials of the All India Football Federation decided that another match be played to decide the victor.[22] Madras withdrew protesting their decision for the replay which meant Mysore went through to the Final. The Madras Football Association stated that the "replay is against the rules of the championship and in spite of the fact that the Madras captain called correctly during the toss of the coin..." It further added, "It may be mentioned that the rules of the championship do not provide for a toss but only for a draw of lots."[23] The second semi-final was played between Bengal and Maharashtra. Both legs ended in 1–1 draws, and Bengal proceeded to the Final after a lot was drawn in their favour.[24]

First leg

Mysore2–3[25]Madras
K. Abdul Azeez   77', 87' Victor   26', 70'
Johnson   72'
Referee: C. J. Vaz (Bombay)

Second leg

Mysore1–0[22]Madras
A. D. Nagendra   60' (p)
Referee: Ikram-ul-Haq (Delhi)

Final

The Final was contested by Mysore and Bengal on 26 March 1969. The match ended in a goalless draw and was replayed on 29 March. The replay which was announced to be played on 30 March was later brought back by a day.[27] Mysore won the replay 1–0 with Doraiswamy Nataraj scoring for them in the 67th minute.[28][29]

Referee: C. J. Vaz (Bombay)

Replay

Mysore1–0[29]Bengal
Doraiswamy Nataraj   67'
Referee: Ikram-ul-Haq (Delhi)

References

  1. ^ "Kerala pay dearly for poor finish". The Indian Express. 24 February 1969. p. 12.
  2. ^ "Farooq hat-trick's in J&K's big win". The Indian Express. 26 February 1969. p. 12.
  3. ^ "Services strike form in second half". The Indian Express. 26 February 1969. p. 12.
  4. ^ "Mysore unimpressive". The Indian Express. 27 February 1969. p. 12.
  5. ^ "Uttar Pradesh rally to oust Haryana". The Indian Express. 28 February 1969. p. 14.
  6. ^ "Andhra avenge a defeat". The Indian Express. 1 March 1969. p. 12.
  7. ^ "Maharashtra strike in second half". The Indian Express. 2 March 1969. p. 14.
  8. ^ "Mysore, Services in thrilling draw". The Indian Express. 3 March 1969. p. 12.
  9. ^ "Rajasthan prevail over Goa". The Indian Express. 4 March 1969. p. 11.
  10. ^ "Maharashtra edge out Andhra". The Indian Express. 5 March 1969. p. 12.
  11. ^ "Rajasthan blitz Rlys: a-in-a-row by Maghan". The Indian Express. 7 March 1969. p. 7.
  12. ^ a b "Facile 6-1 win takes Madras into last 8". The Indian Express. 8 March 1969. p. 12.
  13. ^ "Services hold Mysore". The Indian Express. 10 March 1969. p. 12.
  14. ^ "Madhya Pradesh held by Tripura". The Indian Express. 12 March 1969. p. 12.
  15. ^ "Tripura Win Replay". The Indian Express. 13 March 1969. p. 12.
  16. ^ "Big win for Punjab over Bihar". The Indian Express. 16 March 1969. p. 12.
  17. ^ "Madras whip Rajasthan 4-1". The Indian Express. 11 March 1969. p. 12.
  18. ^ "Mysore stage fine rally to beat Services 2-1". The Indian Express. 15 March 1969. p. 12.
  19. ^ "Punjab hold Bengal in drab encounter". The Indian Express. 18 March 1969. p. 12.
  20. ^ "Bengal, Punjab share 2 goals in Santosh Trophy". The Indian Express. 20 March 1969. p. 12.
  21. ^ "Convincing win for Bengal over Punjab". The Indian Express. 21 March 1969. p. 12.
  22. ^ a b "Mysore draw level with Madras, force replay". The Indian Express. 24 March 1969. p. 12.
  23. ^ "Madras withdraw". The Indian Express. 25 March 1969. p. 14.
  24. ^ a b "Bengal to meet Mysore in final". The Indian Express. 25 March 1969. p. 14.
  25. ^ "Thrilling win for Madras over Mysore". The Indian Express. 17 March 1969. p. 12.
  26. ^ "Maharashtra lucky to hold Bengal". The Indian Express. 23 March 1969. p. 12.
  27. ^ "Santosh final on Saturday". The Indian Express. 28 March 1969. p. 14.
  28. ^ "Former Indian footballer Nataraj passes away". The Hindu. 9 May 2019. Retrieved 19 April 2022.
  29. ^ a b "Mysore retain Santosh trophy". The Indian Express. 30 March 1969. p. 18.
  30. ^ "Stalemate in Santosh trophy final: replay on Sunday". The Indian Express. 27 March 1969. p. 12.

January 07, 2023
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The 1968 69 Santosh Trophy was the 25th edition of the Santosh Trophy the main State competition for football in India It was held from 23 February to 29 March 1969 in Bangalore Karnataka The home team Mysore beat Bengal 1 0 in the final 1968 69 Santosh TrophyCountryIndiaDates23 February 29 March 1969ChampionsMysore 4th title Runners upBengal 1967 681969 70 Contents 1 Group stage 2 Knockout stage 2 1 Pre quarter finals 2 2 Quarter finals 2 3 Semi finals 2 3 1 First leg 2 3 2 Second leg 2 4 Final 2 4 1 Replay 3 ReferencesGroup stage EditDelhi v Kerala 23 February 1969Delhi3 0 1 KeralaSree Kanteerava Stadium BangaloreSri Prasad 10 Bhandari 82 Referee Moin ud din Hasan Jammu and Kashmir v Gujarat 24 February 1969Jammu and Kashmir6 1 2 GujaratSree Kanteerava Stadium BangaloreFarooq Ahmed 7 Ghulam Rasool 14 50 Peter Paul Services v Delhi 25 February 1969Services2 0 3 DelhiSree Kanteerava Stadium BangaloreShyam Thapa 62 Bir Bahadur 78 Referee C R Dasgupta Bengal Mysore v Jammu and Kashmir 26 February 1969Mysore3 0 4 Jammu and KashmirSree Kanteerava Stadium BangaloreK Abdul Azeez 25 Doraiswamy Nataraj 44 Nagendra Referee C J Vaz Bombay Uttar Pradesh v Haryana 27 February 1969Uttar Pradesh2 1 5 HaryanaSree Kanteerava Stadium BangaloreSomnath Chanda 55 67 Ramesh Sharma 25 Referee C R Dasgupta Bengal Andhra Pradesh v Orissa 28 February 1969Andhra Pradesh2 1 6 OrissaSree Kanteerava Stadium BangaloreChakravarthy 3 Jaffar 63 Ramakrishnan 70 Referee S K Bhattacharjee Delhi Maharashtra v Uttar Pradesh 1 March 1969Maharashtra3 0 7 Uttar PradeshSree Kanteerava Stadium BangaloreD Souza 48 Rawat 55 60 Mysore v Services 2 March 1969Mysore1 1 8 ServicesSree Kanteerava Stadium BangaloreMuniyappa 28 Williams Rajasthan v Goa 3 March 1969Rajasthan1 0 9 GoaSree Kanteerava Stadium BangaloreChain Singh 47 Maharashtra v Andhra Pradesh 4 March 1969Maharashtra3 1 10 Andhra PradeshSree Kanteerava Stadium BangaloreD Souza 3 88 Ranjit Thapa 18 Chakravarthy 17 Rajasthan v Services 6 March 1969Rajasthan6 1 11 ServicesSree Kanteerava Stadium BangaloreMagan Singh Rajvi 3 8 13 28 Sathyaprakash 53 Bose Referee Mohammed Azam Andhra Pradesh Madras v Assam 7 March 1969Madras6 1 12 AssamSree Kanteerava Stadium BangaloreJohnson 18 67 Palaniswamy 28 55 Victor 53 Basanta Kabui 60 Mysore v Services 9 March 1969Mysore2 2 13 ServicesSree Kanteerava Stadium BangaloreNagendra 15 pen Bir Bahadur 19 Madhya Pradesh v Tripura 11 March 1969Madhya Pradesh0 0 14 TripuraSree Kanteerava Stadium BangaloreReferee D W Dunn Assam Madhya Pradesh v Tripura 12 March 1969Madhya Pradesh1 2 15 TripuraSree Kanteerava Stadium BangaloreBimal Roy Chowdhury Ranjit Thapa pen Chinta Bahadur Referee Varadachari Madras Knockout stage EditMadras entered the quarter finals after its victory against Assam in the group stage 12 However Bengal and Punjab made the quarter finals after their wins over Tripura and Bihar respectively in the pre quarter finals Pre quarter finals Edit 13 March 1969Bengal3 0TripuraPranab Ganguly 40 Bhowmick 55 73 ReportSree Kanteerava Stadium BangaloreReferee Moin ud din Hasan 15 March 1969Punjab4 0 16 BiharArjan Singh 11 89 90 Joginder Singh 48 Sree Kanteerava Stadium Bangalore Quarter finals Edit 10 March 1969Madras4 1 17 RajasthanVictor 55 Johnson Bhagirath 76 Sree Kanteerava Stadium BangaloreReferee S K Bhattacharjee Delhi 14 March 1969Mysore2 1 18 ServicesPrabhakar 73 Muniyappa 85 Bir Bahadur 15 Sree Kanteerava Stadium BangaloreReferee C J Vaz Bombay 17 March 1969Punjab1 1 19 BengalInder Singh pen Parimal Dey pen Sree Kanteerava Stadium Bangalore Replay 19 March 1969Punjab2 2 20 BengalSree Kanteerava Stadium BangaloreReferee Ikram ul Haq Delhi Second replay 20 March 1969Punjab1 4 21 BengalInder Singh 35 Parimal Dey 10 67 Habib 17 Pranab Ganguly 72 Sree Kanteerava Stadium Bangalore Semi finals Edit The semi finals were played in two legs all games including the final were played at the Sree Kanteerava Stadium in Bangalore The first semi final was played between Mysore and Madras After the two legs ended with the teams level at a 3 3 aggregate a coin toss was held to decide the team that would progress to the Final A confusion followed with both captains claiming to have won the toss before the tournament committee of the Mysore State Football Association and officials of the All India Football Federation decided that another match be played to decide the victor 22 Madras withdrew protesting their decision for the replay which meant Mysore went through to the Final The Madras Football Association stated that the replay is against the rules of the championship and in spite of the fact that the Madras captain called correctly during the toss of the coin It further added It may be mentioned that the rules of the championship do not provide for a toss but only for a draw of lots 23 The second semi final was played between Bengal and Maharashtra Both legs ended in 1 1 draws and Bengal proceeded to the Final after a lot was drawn in their favour 24 First leg Edit 16 March 1969Mysore2 3 25 MadrasK Abdul Azeez 77 87 Victor 26 70 Johnson 72 Sree Kanteerava Stadium BangaloreReferee C J Vaz Bombay 22 March 1969Bengal1 1 26 MaharashtraDastidar 55 D Souza 1 Sree Kanteerava Stadium Bangalore Second leg Edit 23 March 1969Mysore1 0 22 MadrasA D Nagendra 60 p Sree Kanteerava Stadium Bangalore 24 March 1969Bengal1 1 24 a e t MaharashtraBhowmick D Souza Sree Kanteerava Stadium BangaloreReferee Ikram ul Haq Delhi Final Edit The Final was contested by Mysore and Bengal on 26 March 1969 The match ended in a goalless draw and was replayed on 29 March The replay which was announced to be played on 30 March was later brought back by a day 27 Mysore won the replay 1 0 with Doraiswamy Nataraj scoring for them in the 67th minute 28 29 26 March 1969Mysore0 0 30 BengalSree Kanteerava Stadium BangaloreReferee C J Vaz Bombay Replay Edit 29 March 1969Mysore1 0 29 BengalDoraiswamy Nataraj 67 Sree Kanteerava Stadium BangaloreReferee Ikram ul Haq Delhi References Edit Kerala pay dearly for poor finish The Indian Express 24 February 1969 p 12 Farooq hat trick s in J amp K s big win The Indian Express 26 February 1969 p 12 Services strike form in second half The Indian Express 26 February 1969 p 12 Mysore unimpressive The Indian Express 27 February 1969 p 12 Uttar Pradesh rally to oust Haryana The Indian Express 28 February 1969 p 14 Andhra avenge a defeat The Indian Express 1 March 1969 p 12 Maharashtra strike in second half The Indian Express 2 March 1969 p 14 Mysore Services in thrilling draw The Indian Express 3 March 1969 p 12 Rajasthan prevail over Goa The Indian Express 4 March 1969 p 11 Maharashtra edge out Andhra The Indian Express 5 March 1969 p 12 Rajasthan blitz Rlys a in a row by Maghan The Indian Express 7 March 1969 p 7 a b Facile 6 1 win takes Madras into last 8 The Indian Express 8 March 1969 p 12 Services hold Mysore The Indian Express 10 March 1969 p 12 Madhya Pradesh held by Tripura The Indian Express 12 March 1969 p 12 Tripura Win Replay The Indian Express 13 March 1969 p 12 Big win for Punjab over Bihar The Indian Express 16 March 1969 p 12 Madras whip Rajasthan 4 1 The Indian Express 11 March 1969 p 12 Mysore stage fine rally to beat Services 2 1 The Indian Express 15 March 1969 p 12 Punjab hold Bengal in drab encounter The Indian Express 18 March 1969 p 12 Bengal Punjab share 2 goals in Santosh Trophy The Indian Express 20 March 1969 p 12 Convincing win for Bengal over Punjab The Indian Express 21 March 1969 p 12 a b Mysore draw level with Madras force replay The Indian Express 24 March 1969 p 12 Madras withdraw The Indian Express 25 March 1969 p 14 a b Bengal to meet Mysore in final The Indian Express 25 March 1969 p 14 Thrilling win for Madras over Mysore The Indian Express 17 March 1969 p 12 Maharashtra lucky to hold Bengal The Indian Express 23 March 1969 p 12 Santosh final on Saturday The Indian Express 28 March 1969 p 14 Former Indian footballer Nataraj passes away The Hindu 9 May 2019 Retrieved 19 April 2022 a b Mysore retain Santosh trophy The Indian Express 30 March 1969 p 18 Stalemate in Santosh trophy final replay on Sunday The Indian Express 27 March 1969 p 12 Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title 1968 69 Santosh Trophy amp oldid 1124566667, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,

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