India U-19 Football Team Beats Vanuatu

Sumit Rathi was the lone goalscorer in India U-19's 1-0 win over hosts Vanuatu.
Sumit Rathi's 78th minute strike earned India U-19 national team a 1-0 win against hosts Vanuatu in their opening fixture of the OFC Developmental Tournament in Port Villa on Sunday.
Givson was mostly operating as a free agent in the middle of the park while Vikram Partap Singh was gunning from the right flank.
Vikram and Givson kept the Vanuatu defenders on their toes but the hosts somehow managed to keep a clean sheet until the end of the first half.
After the breather, India earned back-to-back corners in quick succession but to no avail. Coach Pinto, having put in Gurkirat Singh at the expense of Aman Chetri, tweaked in his strategy in their pursuit of the elusive goal.


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