Aphuyemi Football Club

Week 3 Update

We had to settle for just 1 point in Week 3 of the 35+ League. ⚽

It wasn’t the result we were hoping for, but every match is a learning experience. We’ll take the positives, work on our weaknesses, and come back stronger in the next game.

The league continues, and so does the fight.

The game is on, we are giving it all on the field. Stay tuned for the latest score and updates as the match unfolds.


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A close encounter Tough Loss, But We Move Forward

Despite our best efforts, we went down 1–0 to Salulamang FC in the ongoing 35+ League, organised by Vigor Sporting Club.
It was a hard fought match, and although the result wasn’t in our favour, we take the lessons and move forward.
We will come back stronger in the next match.

A DAY OF PRIDE FOR APHUYEMI FOOTBALL CLUB! ⚽

This Independence Day becomes even more special for Aphuyemi Football Club as we proudly receive the District Sports Excellence Award.

This recognition is not just an award, it is a reflection of the hard work, dedication, discipline and passion of our players, coaches, supporters and everyone who has stood behind the club.

From the football grounds of Aphuyemi to the district, state and national level, this journey continues to inspire us to dream bigger and work harder.
On this proud Independence Day, we dedicate this honour to Aphuyemi and its people.

The journey continues. The football continues. The legacy grows.

Practice First

Whether it’s professional football or a 35+ league, Aphuyemi Football Club makes one thing a priority, practice. ⚽💪

Because talent may win moments, but discipline, preparation and relentless practice build champions. We train hard, we stay committed, and we keep pushing forward, regardless of age or competition.

Practice is not an option for us. It’s our habit. It’s our culture.

35+ Futsal Tournament. Aphuyemi FC started the league with 3 maximum points, win against Synergy FC 3-0

*Nagaland Football Association approves Wokha to host 6th NFCC 2027*

The Nagaland Football Association (NFA) has officially approved the proposal of the Wokha District Football Association (WDFA) to host the 6th Nagaland Futsal Club Championship (NFCC) 2027 in Wokha.

The approval was conveyed by the NFA on July 31, 2026, addressed to the President of the WDFA. The decision follows deliberations held during the NFA Executive Meeting on July 3, 2026, in response to the WDFA’s proposal submitted on June 20, 2026.

The NFA conveyed its approval for the WDFA to organise the sixth edition of the state-level futsal championship in 2027. The association further stated that the WDFA may coordinate with the NFA Futsal Committee for all necessary preparations and organisational matters related to the tournament.

Expressing appreciation for the initiative, the NFA commended the WDFA for its proposal and wished the district association success in its future endeavours.

The 6th Nagaland Futsal Club Championship is expected to bring together leading futsal clubs from across the state, providing a platform to promote the sport and strengthen grassroots football development in Nagaland.

Aphuyemi Football Club Zunheboto defend the Championship beating Aspirant FC Kohima 5-3, 5th Nagaland Futsal Club Championship 2026.