PANAJI
The trophy will be unveiled in the State at the Nehru Stadium in Fatorda by Chief Minister Manohar Parrikar and will then move to the Rosary Grounds Navelim on September 16 at a Mission XI Million festival. The festival will see children from schools across Goa participate in several fun activities and small sided games apart from experiencing the U17 World Cup trophy up close and personal. The trophy will then move to North Goa on Sunday and will be displayed at the Maquinez Palace grounds in Panaji.
The trophy experience will give football loving Goan fans, a unique opportunity to come and witness the prestigious FIFA U-17 World Cup which will be lifted by the winners on October 28.
It is a once in a lifetime opportunity for football enthusiasts from across Goa to be a part of the trophy experience and click pictures with the coveted silverware.
The trophy will be unveiled in the State at the Nehru Stadium in Fatorda by Chief Minister Manohar Parrikar and will then move to the Rosary Grounds Navelim on September 16 at a Mission XI Million festival. The festival will see children from schools across Goa participate in several fun activities and small sided games apart from experiencing the U17 World Cup trophy up close and personal. The trophy will then move to North Goa on Sunday and will be displayed at the Maquinez Palace grounds in Panaji.
The trophy experience will give football loving Goan fans, a unique opportunity to come and witness the prestigious FIFA U-17 World Cup which will be lifted by the winners on October 28.
It is a once in a lifetime opportunity for football enthusiasts from across Goa to be a part of the trophy experience and click pictures with the coveted silverware.
