Sources: 
The Swami Vivekananda U-20 Mens National Football Championship final will feature a thrilling showdown between Delhi and Mizoram after both teams secured dominant semifinal victories in Narainpur, Chhattisgarh.
Delhi showcased tactical superiority in their first semifinal against the Sports Authority of India (SAI), controlling the match from the start. Their pressure paid off early when
Arman Ahmed scored a 15th-minute header, giving Delhi a crucial lead that they maintained to reach the final.
Meanwhile, Mizoram delivered a ruthless performance against Meghalaya, winning 4-0.
Mesak C Lalrinngheta was the star, scoring twice (28', 76' penalty), while Dantes K Lalhriatpuia and F Vanlalchhanchhuaha added late goals to seal the victory.
Mizoram's attacking depth and sharpness were evident as they pressed purposefully and exploited defensive errors. Lalrinngheta's penalty in the 76th minute doubled their lead, effectively breaking Meghalaya's resistance.
This year’s Mizoram team has been impressive throughout the tournament, previously defeating Rajasthan 4-0, Kerala 2-1, Bihar 7-0 in the group stage, and edging Karnataka 1-0 in the quarterfinals.
Delhi and Mizoram now prepare for a highly anticipated final clash, each having demonstrated clinical precision and tactical discipline en route.
Quotes:"From the first whistle, Delhi dictated the rhythm of the match, pressing high and moving the ball with confidence and composure."
"Mizoram looked the livelier side, pressing with purpose and spreading play across the flanks."
Stats:- Delhi semifinal win: 1-0 vs SAI
- Mizoram semifinal win: 4-0 vs Meghalaya
- Mizoram scorers: Mesak C Lalrinngheta (28', 76' pen), Dantes K Lalhriatpuia (83'), F Vanlalchhanchhuaha (90'+2)
- Mizoram group stage wins: Rajasthan 4-0, Kerala 2-1, Bihar 7-0
- Mizoram quarterfinal win: Karnataka 1-0
Sources: Delhi and Mizoram will clash in the Swami Vivekananda U-20 Men’s National Football Championship final after commanding semifinal wins. Delhi defeated Sports Authority of India 1-0, while Mizoram overwhelmed Meghalaya 4-0, powered by Mesak C Lalrinngheta’s two goals and a penalty in Narainpur, Chhattisgarh.
