India to Compete in Tier C After Defeat to Senegal at FIFA U-15 World Cup & Festival
· GlobeWire Daily Sports Desk · Source: sportstar.thehindu.com

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India concluded its Group K campaign at the FIFA U-15 World Cup & Festival in Baku, Azerbaijan, with a 1-6 defeat against Senegal, placing the team third in the group standings. Reports from Baku indicate that the result leaves India with 10 points from five matches, placing them in Tier C to contest positions 65th to 96th in the tournament stage.
According to published reports, Abdoulaye Diallo scored four goals for Senegal, including a first-half hat-trick in the 9th, 11th, 18th, and 31st minutes. Georges Kanfom and Pierre Mbengue added goals in the 14th and 23rd minutes respectively. Ronandev Aheibam scored for India in the 33rd minute following a cross from Deepak Singh Arambam.
Match Summary and Group Standings
- Final Group Standing: India finished third in Group K with 10 points from five matches.
- Senegal vs. India Score: Senegal defeated India 6-1 in their final group fixture.
- Next Phase: India will compete in Tier C for positions 65th to 96th.
- Other Group Results: Cameroon defeated Bahrain 2-0 to win the group with 12 points, while Senegal secured second place also with 12 points.
Practical Implications and Verification
The outcome moves Senegal and group winners Cameroon into Tiers A and B respectively, while India transitions to Tier C. Observers and fans looking to verify official tournament standings, match schedules, and subsequent tier fixtures can consult official governing body portals or accredited sports news outlets such as Sportstar for updates.
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