Shillong Lajong creates history
First Published: 30th May, 2018 16:50 IST
Shillong Lajong created history on Saturday by winning the Under-18 Youth League 2-0 over Kerala Blasters. This turned out to be their first national title ever since they qualified for
Shillong Lajong created history on Saturday by winning the Under-18 Youth League 2-0 over Kerala Blasters.
This turned out to be their first national title ever since they qualified for the I-League for the second time back in 2011.
Lajong ended the tournament unbeaten, having not lost a single one out of their 11 matches. They scored a total of 23 goals and conceded just three all season.
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