Avyaan Negi

TFP Summer Cup · U-11 · 2025–26

Two wins, then a final in the heat.

Runners-up2 W · 1 L6 goals

A one-day U-11 cup at The Game Changer, Mathikere. Back in a Youth Sports Trust shirt after a long time — and reunited with his first DPDL friends — Avyaan scored in all three games. Two comfortable group wins came first, then the final: up 1–0 through Avyaan before a better-drilled BYFL side and the midday heat took over, and it slipped to 1–4. Runners-up.

About the tournament

What this competition is.

The TFP Summer Cup is a one-day U-11 cup run by The Football Project at The Game Changer, Mathikere — a short group-stage-into-final format on turf.

Tournament snapshot
Tournament
TFP Summer Cup
Organizer
TFP
Season
2025–26
Edition
Format
5-a-side
Surface
Turf
Venue
The Game Changer
Location
Mathikere, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560054
Start date
5 Apr 2026
End date
5 Apr 2026

On the assistsOfficial assist stats aren’t kept in youth tournaments. Where recorded, assists are logged by Avyaan’s family from match reports, video and observation — a personal record, not an official statistic.

The squad
AvyaanForward · Winger
Aadiv
Anant
Avirat
Coaches
Anthony CollinusHead Coach
Participating teams

Who else was there.

Who they played

On the listThis is the sides his team actually played, from the match record — the full tournament field fills in as it’s shared.

Match record
FinalLoss
14vs BYFL Team A
5 Apr 2026 · 12:10 PM
1 goal0 assists

Up 1–0 through Avyaan, then it slipped away — a 1–4 loss in the final.

Match report
Group stageWin
42vs BYFL Team B
5 Apr 2026 · 11:00 AM
2 goals1 assist

Another win, 4–2, in the rising heat — two more for Avyaan.

Match report
Group stageWin
61vs TFP
5 Apr 2026 · 10:10 AM
3 goals1 assist

A comfortable 6–1 win to open — a hat-trick for Avyaan.

Match report
The story

The whole story — not just the scoreline.

Before the football began

The lead-up — the travel, the setting, the small moments before kick-off.Coming soon

The story

Back in a YST shirt — and a final that got away.

Avyaan pulled on a Youth Sports Trust jersey for the first time in a long while, alongside his first DPDL friends. The group games went his way — a comfortable 6–1 and then a 4–2, with him scoring in both, even as he was still finding his coordination with a new set of boys.

The final was a different test. Avyaan put them ahead 1–0 — but as the sun turned fierce, the defending and tackling fell away against a better-drilled BYFL side, and the lead turned into a 1–4 defeat. He played and fought well, and was disappointed at the end — but it was a joy to watch him play.

Learnings

What it taught him — on the pitch and off it.Coming soon

Honest observations

The candid read: what stood out, and what still needs work.Coming soon

Coach’s corner

In the coach’s own words.Coming soon

Other parents’ observations & feedback

What other parents noticed, and shared.Coming soon

Gallery

Photos and moments from the tournament.Coming soon

Registration, onboarding & awards

Everything around the football.

Being documentedThe logistics and award details for each tournament are added over time — dashes mark what’s still to be recorded.

Documentation
Tournament fees
Awards

The tournament honours.

Player of the tournament
NA
Top scorer
NA
Best goalkeeper
NA
Best defender
NA
Avyaan in the tournament
3
matches
6
goals
2
assists
2.00
goals/match
0
awards
Avyaan’s reflections

In his words.

“I enjoyed my free kick, which I took from half court and just banged it top corner.”

Avyaan · what he enjoyed most