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Nehru Cup Media Watch: Indian Win The Nehru Cup
After a disappointing start to the Nehru Cup, India found its way into the finals and thanks to the wonderful saves by Subrata Paul, the hosts managed to retain their title. Goal.com looks across different media channels to see who’s saying what...
01-Sep-2009 9:36:40 PM
The Times Of India
Paul Puts His Hands Up, India Lift The Cup
Faith, confidence, assurance and more... Subrata Paul was hero and saviour rolled into one Monday....
Here, it was Paul all the way. He had already saved one penalty in the tournament so far (in the crucial match against Kyrgyzstan which India won 2-1). His calm demeanour under intense pressure was to be seen to be believed. He proved more than a match for the favoured Syrians who had beaten India in the league stage. On Monday, they once again finished runners-up, just like they did in 2007.
Kolkata Telegraph
Indians spot on
Subrata Paul leapt in the air and the Ambedkar Stadium erupted in joyous celebration of his amazing save. He had fisted over Hamzeh Alattouni’s shot in the sudden-death tiebreaker to secure India’s historic 6-5 victory over Syria in the ONGC Nehru Cup final here Monday.
The Hindu
India Retains The Nehru Cup
The roar from the overflowing audience must have reached Damascus as Paul punched Hamzeh Alattouni’s kick into the stands behind him, signalling rapturous scenes at the Ambedkar Stadium.
Hindustan Times
Indian Find A Pal In Sudden Death
From now on don’t call him Subrata Pal. Call him the keeper of faith instead.
The Statesman
Paul Wins It For India
Subrata Paul's heroics lit up the dramatic summit clash as defending champions India tamed Syria 6-5 via tie-breaker to win the Nehru Cup International Football Tournament at the Ambedkar Stadium...
Indian Express
Champions Again
The month of August kept its date with the Ambedkar Stadium and history didn’t change. In fact, it was rewritten even more gloriously.
Goal.com India.
Paul Puts His Hands Up, India Lift The Cup
Faith, confidence, assurance and more... Subrata Paul was hero and saviour rolled into one Monday....
Here, it was Paul all the way. He had already saved one penalty in the tournament so far (in the crucial match against Kyrgyzstan which India won 2-1). His calm demeanour under intense pressure was to be seen to be believed. He proved more than a match for the favoured Syrians who had beaten India in the league stage. On Monday, they once again finished runners-up, just like they did in 2007.
Kolkata Telegraph
Indians spot on
Subrata Paul leapt in the air and the Ambedkar Stadium erupted in joyous celebration of his amazing save. He had fisted over Hamzeh Alattouni’s shot in the sudden-death tiebreaker to secure India’s historic 6-5 victory over Syria in the ONGC Nehru Cup final here Monday.
The Hindu
India Retains The Nehru Cup
The roar from the overflowing audience must have reached Damascus as Paul punched Hamzeh Alattouni’s kick into the stands behind him, signalling rapturous scenes at the Ambedkar Stadium.
Hindustan Times
Indian Find A Pal In Sudden Death
From now on don’t call him Subrata Pal. Call him the keeper of faith instead.
The Statesman
Paul Wins It For India
Subrata Paul's heroics lit up the dramatic summit clash as defending champions India tamed Syria 6-5 via tie-breaker to win the Nehru Cup International Football Tournament at the Ambedkar Stadium...
Indian Express
Champions Again
The month of August kept its date with the Ambedkar Stadium and history didn’t change. In fact, it was rewritten even more gloriously.
Goal.com India.
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