Kerala Women’s League to return after 7 years
The Hindu
The event, featuring six teams and 30 matches in the double-leg format, will get under way at the floodlit stadium in Thrissur on December 11
Seven years after it was shelved owing to lack of sponsorship and patronage, the Kerala Women’s League (KWL) is set to spring back to life, thanks to the collaboration between the Kerala Football Association (KFA) and Scoreline Sports Private Limited of the Meeran Group.
The event, featuring six teams and 30 matches in the double-leg format, will get under way at the floodlit stadium in Thrissur on December 11. It will be preceded by a celebrity women’s football match. Actors Reema Kallingal and Malavika Jayaram, among others, are expected to participate in the match to be held at the Kadavanthra Regional Sports Centre on Friday.
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