Panaji: FC Goa have introduced that entry can be free for girls of all ages, throughout all stands, for the Indian Super League (ISL) conflict in opposition to Sporting Club Delhi at Fatorda on Thursday.The membership stated the initiative is designed to kick off International Women’s Day (March 8) celebrations per week early, bringing the neighborhood collectively to honor the ladies who again the membership regularly.“FC Goa has always been built on the passion of its people, and women have played a huge role in shaping the energy and identity of this club from day one,” said club CEO Ravi Puskur. “This initiative is simply our way of saying thank you and making sure the stadium feels like a space where every woman and girl in Goa feels welcome, comfortable, and celebrated. We hope this match becomes more than just a game, a shared evening where families come together, young girls see themselves as part of football’s future, and Fatorda reflects the inclusive spirit that football in Goa truly stands for.“The conflict in opposition to Delhi may even have designated entry lanes solely for feminine followers at stadium gates.
