India national football team results (unofficial matches 1948–1999)

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India national football team results

This is a list of the India national football team's results from 1948 to 1999 that, for various reasons, are not accorded the status of official International A Matches.[1]

Key
Win
Draw
Defeat

1940s

17 July 1948 Friendly China  0–1  India Calcutta, India
[8]
13 July 1948 Department Store XI England 0–15  India London, England
[9]
16 July 1948 Metropolitan Police F.C. England 1–3  India Thames Ditton, England
[10]
24 July 1948 Pinner F.C. England 1–9  India Pinner, England
[11] [12]
26 July 1948 Hayes F.C. England 1–4  India Hayes, Hillingdon, England
[13] [14] Stadium: Church Road (football stadium)
28 July 1948 Alexandra Park FC England 2–8  India Wood Green, England
[15] [16]
12 August 1948 Sparta Rotterdam Netherlands 2–1  India Rotterdam, Netherlands
[17] Stadium: Het Kasteel
14 August 1948 AFC Ajax Netherlands 1–5  India Amsterdam, Netherlands
[18] Stadium: De Meer Stadion
16 August 1948 VUC Den Haag Netherlands 1–0  India The Hague, Netherlands
[19]
21 August 1948 Isthmian League England 1–3  India Ilford, England
[20]
23 August 1948 India  4–1 Wales Wales Amateur Wrexham, Wales
[21] Stadium: Racecourse Ground
26 August 1948 India  0–0 Wales Wales Amateur Swansea, Wales
[22] Stadium: Vetch Field
31 August 1948 India  1–0 England Boldmere FC Sutton Coldfield, England
[23] Stadium: Church Road Ground
31 August 1948 India  1–1 England Athenian League Finchley, England
[24] Stadium: Old Finchleians Memorial Ground

1950s

3 November 1953 (1953-11-03) Friendly Pakistan  1–0  India Yangon, Burma
Kutty Report Stadium: Aung San Stadium
6 February 1955 Friendly India  0–4  Soviet Union New Delhi, India
Report Kuznetsov 20', 28', 56'
Voynov 25'		 Stadium: Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium
Attendance: 35000
Referee: A.N. Jayaraman (India)
27 February 1955 Friendly India  0–3  Soviet Union Bombay, India
Report Simonyan 3', 60'
Tatushin 16'		 Stadium: Brabourne Stadium
Attendance: 35000
Referee: N.K. Utchil (India)
6 March 1955 Friendly India  0–3  Soviet Union Calcutta, India
Report Voynov 18'
Tatushin 24', 39'		 Stadium: East Bengal Ground
Attendance: 70000
Referee: Aloke Roy (India)
23 August 1955 Friendly Lokomotiv Moscow Soviet Union 3–0  India Moscow, USSR
Viktor Sokolov 23'
Kovalyov 30'
Razumovskiy 47'		 Report Stadium: Central Dynamo Stadium
Referee: Konstantin Demchenko (USSR)
28 August 1955 Friendly Georgian SSR Georgian Soviet Socialist Republic 6–0  India Tbilisi, Georgian SSR
Report
2 September 1955[2] Friendly Armenian SSR Armenian Soviet Socialist Republic 2–2  India Yerevan, Armenian SSR
Selesten Gnuni 2', 48' Report Swaraj Ghosh 77'
Anthony 79'		 Referee: Nikolay Khlopotin (Moskva)
5 September 1955 Friendly Odessa XI Soviet Union 0–1  India Odessa, USSR
Report Ghulam Y.S. Laiq 44' Stadium: Stadion Pishchevik
Attendance: 30000
11 September 1955 Friendly Krylia Sovetov Soviet Union 4–1  India Moscow, USSR
Aleksandr Gulevskiy
Novikov 		Report Thapa 29' Stadium: Central Dynamo Stadium
Attendance: 20000
Referee: Elmar Saar (USSR)
19 September 1955 Friendly Leningrad XI Soviet Union 8–0  India Leningrad, USSR
Lazar Kravets
Aleksandr Denisov
Voynov
Bondarenko 		Report
25 December 1955 Friendly Pakistan  1–0  India Dacca, East Pakistan
Tajul Islam Manna Report Stadium: Dacca Stadium
11 September 1959 Friendly Singapore  2–3  India Singapore
Kim Swee 45'
Majid Arif 69'		 Report Balaram 55', 88'
Lahiri 89'

1960s

1 September 1964 1964 Merdeka India  3–2  Japan XI Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Chuni Goswami
Kajal Mukherjee
Derek D'Souza 		[25] Mutsuhiko Nomura
Takayuki Kuwata
3 September 1964 1964 Merdeka South Korea  0−0[a]  India Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
[26]
4 September 1964[b] 1964 Merdeka South Korea  XI 1–2  India Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Park Im Sun Report Banerjee
Inder Singh 		Attendance: 20,000
8 September 1964 Friendly India  6–4  Taiwan Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Inder Singh 38', 64'
Banerjee 57'
Derek D'Souza 69', 72', 79'		 Report Wong Man-wai 8'
Cheung Chi Doy 9'
Wong Chi-keung 20'
Wan Chi Keung 38'		 Stadium: Stadium Merdeka
Attendance: 8,000
15 August 1965[c] 1965 Merdeka Japan  XI 1–1  India Ipoh, Malaysia
Katsuyoshi Kuwahara Report Ashim Moulick Stadium: Perak Stadium
13 August 1966 1966 Merdeka Japan  0–3  India Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Report Ashok Chaterjee
I. Arumainayagam 		Stadium: Stadium Merdeka
13 August 1967 1967 Merdeka Tour India  3–1 Western Australia Western Australia Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Inder Singh
Marto Gracias 		Report T. Lawlow Stadium: Stadium Merdeka
21 August 1968 1968 Merdeka Tour India  1–0  Japan B Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
N Pappana [27] Stadium: Stadium Merdeka
23 August 1968 Friendly Indonesia  3–1  India Kallang, Singapore
Report Stadium: Jalan Besar Stadium
23 August 1968 Friendly South Vietnam  2–0  India Kallang, Singapore
Report Stadium: Jalan Besar Stadium
30 October 1969 1969 Merdeka India  0–1 Western Australia Western Australia Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Report Stadium: Stadium Merdeka

1970s

5 August 1970 1970 Merdeka India  2–0 Western Australia Western Australia Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Magan Singh [28]
6 June 1971 1971 Jakarta Anniversary Thailand  1–0  India Jakarta, Indonesia
Report Stadium: Senayan Stadium
10 June 1971 1971 Jakarta Anniversary India  n/a  South Korea B Jakarta, Indonesia
Report Stadium: Senayan Stadium
21 August 1971[d] 1971 Merdeka Cup Japan  XI 1–0  India Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Noritaka Hidaka Report
29 July 1973 1973 Merdeka Cup South Korea  0–0  India Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Report
April 1975 Marah Halim Cup Singapore Reserves Singapore 2–5  India Medan, Indonesia
[29] Stadium: Teladan Stadium
April 1975 Marah Halim Cup Taiwan  0–2  India Medan, Indonesia
[30] Stadium: Teladan Stadium
April 1975 Marah Halim Cup Persib Bandung Indonesia 0–1  India Medan, Indonesia
[31] Stadium: Teladan Stadium
April 1975 Marah Halim Cup PSMS Medan Indonesia 1–3  India Medan, Indonesia
[32] Stadium: Teladan Stadium
April 1975 Marah Halim Cup India  0–1 Thailand Thailand XI Medan, Indonesia
[33] Stadium: Teladan Stadium
April 1975 Marah Halim Cup India  0–3 South Korea South Korea XI Medan, Indonesia
[34] Stadium: Teladan Stadium
18 July 1976 Afghanistan Republic Day Festival Cup India  0–5 Soviet Union CSKA Pamir Kabul, Afghanistan
Report Stadium: Ghazi Stadium
19 July 1976 Afghanistan Republic Day Festival Cup India  2–1  Afghanistan B Kabul, Afghanistan
Shabbir Ali
Harjinder Singh 		Report Stadium: Ghazi Stadium
21 July 1976[e] Afghanistan Republic Day Festival Cup Pakistan  XI 1–1  India Kabul, Afghanistan
Iftikhar Gaga Report Harjinder Singh Stadium: Ghazi Stadium
23 July 1976 Afghanistan Republic Day Festival Cup India  3–0  Iran XI Kabul, Afghanistan
Bala Subramaniam
Harjinder Singh 		Report Stadium: Ghazi Stadium
17 September 1976 President Cup India  0–2 Brazil São Paulo FC Seoul, South Korea
Report
9 September 1977 President Cup Middlesex Wanderers England 1–0  India Seoul, South Korea
  • Brooks 82'
 Report Stadium: Dongdaemun Stadium, Seoul
11 September 1977 President Cup  India 4–2 Lebanon Racing Beirut Seoul, South Korea
  • Devraj Doraiswamy 15'
  • Pushparaj Kumar 50'
  • Ulaganathan 53'
  • H. Singh 80'
 Report
  • Michael Raffoul 33'
  • Charles Antonio 81'
21 October 1979 Friendly United Arab Emirates  0–0  India United Arab Emirates
Report
October 1979 Friendly Bahrain  0–2  India Bahrain
Report Shabbir Ali

1980s

18 September 1981 1981 Merdeka Cup India  0–2 Brazil Sao Paulo FC Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
AIFF Stadium: Stadium Merdeka
25 February 1982 1982 Nehru Cup India  0–1 Italy Italy Olympic Calcutta, India
Report
27 February 1982 1982 Nehru Cup India  2–1  Yugoslavia B Eden Gardens, Kolkata
Monoranjan Bhattacharya
Manas Bhattacharya 		Report
15 March 1983 1983 Nehru Cup India  1–2  China U19 Kochi, India
Akkum Report
17 March 1983 1983 Nehru Cup India  0–1  Italy U18 Kochi, India
Report
20 March 1983 1983 Nehru Cup India  1–2  Hungary Olympic Team Kochi, India
Parminder Singh Report
19 January 1984 1984 Nehru Cup Vasas Budapest Hungary 1−0  India Calcutta, India
Gabor Hires 43' RSSSF Stadium: Eden Gardens
22 January 1984 1984 Nehru Cup Romania U-21 Romania 0−0  India Calcutta, India
RSSSF Stadium: Eden Gardens
23 January 1985 1985 Nehru Cup India  0−1  South Korea Youth Cochin, India
[35] Kim Sam-Soo 78' Stadium: Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium
Referee: Bahman Bouhlooli Ghezelche (Iran)
27 January 1985 1985 Nehru Cup India  2−3  Algeria B Cochin, India
Aloke Mukherjee 65'
Bikash Panji 70'		 [36] Mohamed Mehaid 65' Stadium: Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium
Referee: Bahman Bouhlooli Ghezelche (Iran)
23 December 1985 1985 S.A.Games India  3−0  Bhutan Dhaka, Bangladesh
Mani
Ghosh 		Report [37]
17 January 1986 1986 Nehru Cup India  0−6  Soviet Union B Trivandrum, India
[38] Vadym Yevtushenko 18', 42'
Igor Belanov 25'
Andriy Bal 81', 85'
Vasyl Rats 87'		 Stadium: Greenfield International Stadium
20 January 1986 1986 Nehru Cup India  0−1  South Korea Youth Trivandrum, India
[39] Choi Jae-Hyuk 76', 81' (pen.) Stadium: Greenfield International Stadium
22 January 1986 1986 Nehru Cup India  0−5  East Germany Trivandrum, India
[40] Frank Pastor
Jürgen Raab
Thomas Doll 		Stadium: Greenfield International Stadium
22 July 1986 1986 Merdeka India  1−1  Indonesia XI Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Krishanu Dey 54' [41] Adityo Darmadi 28' Stadium: Stadium Merdeka
Attendance: 17,294
26 July 1986[f] 1986 Merdeka India  4−3  South Korea XI Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Krishanu Dey 3', 17'
V. P. Sathyan
Mauricio Afonso 		Report Cha Kee-Chul 11', 60'
Kim Dae-Heun 		Stadium: Stadium Merdeka
Attendance: 2551
1 August 1986 1986 Merdeka Sigma Olomouc Czechoslovakia 1−0  India Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Ladislav Kucernak 115' [42] Stadium: Stadium Merdeka
Attendance: 21493
Referee: Kim Kee-Chul (Korea Football Association)
22 January 1987 1987 Nehru Cup India  1−1  China B Kozhikode, India
Pem Dorji 65' [43] Yang Weijian 40' Stadium: EMS Stadium
Attendance: 80,000
28 January 1987 1987 Nehru Cup India  0−2  Bulgaria Olympic Team Kozhikode, India
[44] Lyuboslav Penev 70'
Vasil Simov 80'		 Stadium: EMS Stadium
Attendance: 75,000
1 February 1987 1987 Nehru Cup India  1−1  Denmark League Team Kozhikode, India
Sisir Ghosh [45] Jesper Bo Pedersen Stadium: EMS Stadium
Attendance: 1,00,000
19 January 1988 1988 Nehru Cup India  0–2  China B Siliguri, India
[46] Su Hui 31'
Gao Hongbo 66'		 Stadium: Kanchenjunga Stadium
22 January 1988 1988 Nehru Cup India  1–4  Hungary Olympic Siliguri, India
Tarun Dey pen.' [47] László Nagy
Gyula Plotár
György Zirchar
 ? 		Stadium: Kanchenjunga Stadium
25 January 1988 1988 Nehru Cup India  0–3  Bulgaria Olympic Siliguri, India
[48] Musheer Ahmed o.g.'
Yordan Mitev
Ivaylo Stoyanov 		Stadium: Kanchenjunga Stadium
28 January 1988 1988 Nehru Cup India  1–1  Poland Olympic Siliguri, India
P Vijay Kumar [49] Marek Leśniak 76' Stadium: Kanchenjunga Stadium
1 February 1988 1988 Nehru Cup India  0–2  Soviet Union Olympic Siliguri, India
[50] Aleksandr Borodyuk Stadium: Kanchenjunga Stadium
8 January 1989 Friendly India India 0–4 Brazil São Paulo FC New Delhi, India
Report Anílton
Renatinho
Benê
Flávio
11 January 1989 Friendly India India 2–2 Brazil São Paulo FC Bangalore
Kuljit Singh Report Mazinho
Flávio
20 January 1989 1989 Nehru Cup India  0–2  Poland U21 Margao, India
[51] Jacek Bayer 48'
Mirosław Kubisztal 86'		 Stadium: Fatorda Stadium
24 January 1989 1989 Nehru Cup India  0–2  Soviet Union U21 Margao, India
[52] Andrey Kobelev 81'
Gela Ketashvili 87' (pen.)		 Stadium: Fatorda Stadium
27 January 1989 1989 Nehru Cup India  1–2  North Korea Margao, India
Bikash Panji [53] Stadium: Fatorda Stadium
29 January 1989 1989 Nehru Cup India  1–2  Iraq Youth Margao, India
Satyajit Chatterjee [54] Stadium: Fatorda Stadium
29 January 1989 1989 Nehru Cup India  0–1  Hungary Olympic Margao, India
[55] Róbert Jován 28' Stadium: Fatorda Stadium
22 May 1989 1989 President's Gold Cup Liaoning China 1–0  India Dhaka, Bangladesh
Moonwi Report Stadium: Dhaka Stadium
24 May 1989 1989 President's Gold Cup Bangladesh Green Bangladesh 1–0  India Dhaka, Bangladesh
Iqbalur Rahman Iqbal 76' Report Stadium: Dhaka Stadium
26 May 1989 1989 President's Gold Cup Korea University South Korea 0–0  India Dhaka, Bangladesh
Report Stadium: Dhaka Stadium

1990s

13 January 1991 1991 Nehru Cup India  0–3  Romania B Trivandrum, India
[56] Stadium: Greenfield International Stadium
20 January 1991 1991 Nehru Cup India  1–0  Zambia Trivandrum, India
Bikash Panji [57] Stadium: Greenfield International Stadium
22 January 1991 1991 Nehru Cup India  0–1  China Trivandrum, India
[58] Stadium: Greenfield International Stadium
24 January 1991 1991 Nehru Cup India  1–3  Soviet Union Trivandrum, India
[59] Stadium: Greenfield International Stadium
4 August 1991 1992 Olympics Q Oman  1–1  India Hyderabad, India
[60] Mario Soares Stadium: G. M. C. Balayogi Athletic Stadium
8 August 1991 1992 Olympics Q India  1–3  Lebanon Hyderabad, India
I. M. Vijayan [61] Stadium: G. M. C. Balayogi Athletic Stadium
11 August 1991 1992 Olympics Q Syria  1–0  India Hyderabad, India
[62] Stadium: G. M. C. Balayogi Athletic Stadium
11 August 1991 1992 Olympics Q Kuwait  2–1  India Hyderabad, India
[63] Godfrey Pereira Stadium: G. M. C. Balayogi Athletic Stadium
18 July 1993 1993 SAFF Cup India  3–1 Pakistan Pakistan B Lahore, Pakistan
I. M. Vijayan
Kumaresh Bhawal 		[64]
22 March 1995 1995 Nehru Cup India  1–0  Uzbekistan U-20 Calcutta, India
Report
24 March 1995 1995 Nehru Cup Russia U-20  3–0  India Calcutta, India
Report
8 April 1997 1997 Nehru Cup India  2–2 Ghana Ghana XI Kochi, India
Vijayan 10'
Bhutia 53'		 Report Alex Donkor 37'
Oa Princeton 80'		 Stadium: Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium
Attendance: 35,000
4 April 1997 1997 Nehru Cup India  2–2  Uzbekistan Kochi, India
Vijayan 41'
Chapman 86'		 Report Soliev Anvarjon 24'
Akopyants 81'		 Stadium: Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium
Attendance: 20,000
28 September 1999 1999 South Asian Games India  3–0  Bhutan Kathmandu, Nepal
Vijayan 1', 8', 49' Report RSSSF

See also

Notes

  1. ^ The match abandoned after 59th minute and replayed.
  2. ^ The match against South Korea XI is considered as full A international for India by some RSSSF sources.[1] [2]
  3. ^ The match against Japan XI is considered as full A international for India by some RSSSF sources.[3] [4]
  4. ^ The match against Japan XI is considered as full A international for India by some RSSSF sources.[5]
  5. ^ This match against Pakistan in 1976 is considered as full A international by some RSSSF sources.[6]
  6. ^ The precise designation of the South Korean team is not clear. But the match against South Korea XI is considered as an international A match for India by some sources of RSSSF.[7]

References

  1. ^ "Indian National Football Team Matches Database 1948- 1999". Archived from the original on 13 November 2022. Retrieved 11 May 2023.
  2. ^ "Indian Footballers In Drawn Game". The Indian Express. London. 4 September 1955. p. 18. Archived from the original on 24 April 2022. Retrieved 11 April 2017.
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