JSW Youth Cup U18 (2026–27)
Football Pyramid Classification: Tier 1 • National Apex
Pyramid Significance: National championship tier providing elite scouting visibility for National Teams and professional clubs.
Organised by: the All India Football Federation (AIFF) | Location: JSW Vidyanagar Football Ground, Bellary
The JSW Youth Cup U18, a prestigious national competition, was established with the visionary aim of nurturing the next generation of Indian footballing talent. Launched under the auspices of the All India Football Federation (AIFF) and powered by JSW Sports, its inception marked a significant stride towards a structured and competitive platform for aspiring footballers. The tournament's founding context was rooted in the growing need for a consistent, high-level developmental league for U18 players, providing them with crucial exposure and competitive experience at a nascent stage of their careers, thereby laying a robust foundation for the future of Indian football. Over its history, the JSW Youth Cup U18 has become synonymous with identifying and showcasing emergent stars. While the tournament's history is relatively nascent compared to older leagues, its impact has been profound, producing numerous players who have gone on to represent India at various age-group levels and subsequently senior national teams. Memorable achievements include the consistent high standard of play and the dramatic, hard-fought encounters that have defined its knockout stages. The tournament's significance lies in its role as a vital cog in the Indian football development pyramid, a proving ground where raw talent is honed and potential is recognized, contributing directly to the nation's footballing aspirations. The 2026-27 season of the JSW Youth Cup U18 will adopt a proven format designed to test teams comprehensively. The competition commences with a rigorous group stage, where participating teams will compete against each other within their designated groups. A carefully devised points system will dictate progression, with victories earning three points, draws one, and losses none. The top performers from each group will then advance to a high-stakes knockout phase, culminating in semi-finals and a grand final, ensuring that only the most resilient and skilled teams battle for the coveted JSW Youth Cup U18 title. This tournament serves as a vital crucible for the nation's finest U18 talent, attracting a standard of competing teams that consistently push the boundaries of youth football in India. It is a verified scouting springboard, where the prowess of emerging players is meticulously documented and showcased on the ProPlayerPage platform. This digital repository allows scouts, coaches, and clubs from across the country, and indeed internationally, to identify and track promising youngsters, creating a transparent and effective pathway for talented individuals to transition into professional football environments, fostering career progression and elevating the overall quality of Indian football.
Participating Teams & Squad Rosters (4)
Bengaluru FC
- Nee Hang Subba (Forward)
- Rajdip Saha (Midfielder)
- Shreyaj Manchoji (Defender)
- Givenson Suting (Defender)
- Ishaan Ashish Verma (Defender)
- Shubham Malik (Goalkeeper)
- P Manav Gowda (Defender)
- S Chinmay (Forward)
- Asem Nerjit Singh (Midfielder)
- Sandip Singh (Midfielder)
- Yumnam Maldino Singh (Forward)
- Shreyas Ninganagouda Patil (Defender)
- Muhammad Sohil Khan (Midfielder)
- Thiyam Sambay (Midfielder)
- Wangmayum Nirshan (Forward)
- Aman Lakra (Midfielder)
- Khuraijam Thomas Meitei (Defender)
- G R Nithin Badri (Midfielder)
- Rahan Ahmed (Midfielder)
- Ngashepam Reoson Singh (Defender)
- Lal Singh Purty (Forward)
- Ananda Asir A (Defender)
- Yuvan L K (Forward)
- Akinid Nr (Goalkeeper)
Punjab FC
- Manoj Yadav (Goalkeeper)
- Sachitanand Huidrom (Defender)
- Mayengbam Lanchenba Luwang (Defender)
- Roshan Soren (Defender)
- Zoramdinthara (Defender)
- Benjamin Lallawmawma (Midfielder)
- Alicestar Thangkhiew (Forward)
- Shree Ram Neog S (Midfielder)
- Telem Nungshiba Singh (Defender)
- Mohammed Ammar T P (Forward)
- Sameer (Forward)
- Malsawmdawngkima (Midfielder)
- Suraj Murmu (Defender)
- Masud Ali (Midfielder)
- Karmanbir Singh (Defender)
- Prabhjot Singh (Defender)
- Hemam Adison Meitei (Forward)
- Sayonba Moirangthem (Midfielder)
- Jasmeet Singh (Forward)
- Kamlesh Chand (Forward)
- Manmeet Singh Randhawa (Goalkeeper)
- Ayush Koul (Midfielder)
- Moirangthem Dhanaraj Singh (Midfielder)
- Arpan Das (Defender)
- Rongdamlen Thanga Chiru (Midfielder)
Reliance Foundation Young Champs
- Arnav Pandhare (Goalkeeper)
- Kamsali Akhil (Defender)
- Atul B Pulipra (Midfielder)
- Subhrajit Pramanick (Midfielder)
- Messi Colaco (Midfielder)
- V.l.remruatpuia (Defender)
- Om Jagannath Darekar (Goalkeeper)
- Ristik Maity (Forward)
- Samarth Jagadale (Midfielder)
- Aranyak Maitra (Midfielder)
- Darsh Shukla (Defender)
- Rajbir Mandal (Forward)
- Rinchen Siby John (Defender)
- Aarav Sreejeev (Defender)
- Rudra (Goalkeeper)
- Kartik Fadnavis (Forward)
- Lesvin Rebelo (Forward)
- Pritam Tudu (Defender)
- Muhammad Safvan (Forward)
- Mebin Victor Raj
Sreenidi Deccan FC
- Shamulailatpam Sachin Sharma (Goalkeeper)
- Rachit Yadav (Defender)
- Nameirakpam Dennison Singh (Midfielder)
- Khulakpam Atif (Midfielder)
- Albason Thingujam (Midfielder)
- Khullakpham Alfaraz (Midfielder)
- Mirza Ammaar Ali Baig (Defender)
- Nongmaithem Mangal (Midfielder)
- Mohammed Safi (Midfielder)
- Daksh Bhatt (Midfielder)
- Velani Aniket Barkatbhai (Forward)
- Thoudam David Singh (Midfielder)
- Armaan Chhetri (Defender)
- Wahengbam Nongsaba Singh (Defender)
- Pandala Sreekar (Midfielder)
- Rudra Joshua Kumar Reddy (Defender)
- Gollapudi Lochan (Goalkeeper)
- Kutamcha Thangjam (Midfielder)
- Abood Bin Omersadi (Midfielder)
- Avinn Kundu (Midfielder)
- Pukhrambam Harimax Singh (Forward)
Match Schedule & Results
| Date | Round | Home Team | Score | Away Team | Venue |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2026-09-10 08:30:00 | Regular | Reliance Foundation Young Champs | 3 - 2 | Punjab FC | JSW VIDYANAGAR FOOTBALL GROUND BELLARY |
| 2026-09-10 16:30:00 | Regular | Bengaluru FC | 3 - 0 | Sreenidi Deccan FC | JSW VIDYANAGAR FOOTBALL GROUND BELLARY |
| 2026-09-12 16:30:00 | Regular | Bengaluru FC | 0 - 3 | Punjab FC | JSW VIDYANAGAR FOOTBALL GROUND BELLARY |
| 2026-09-12 08:00:00 | Regular | Sreenidi Deccan FC | 2 - 2 | Reliance Foundation Young Champs | JSW VIDYANAGAR FOOTBALL GROUND BELLARY |
| 2026-09-14 08:00:00 | Regular | Reliance Foundation Young Champs | 0 - 1 | Bengaluru FC | JSW VIDYANAGAR FOOTBALL GROUND BELLARY |
| 2026-09-14 16:30:00 | Regular | Punjab FC | 1 - 3 | Sreenidi Deccan FC | JSW VIDYANAGAR FOOTBALL GROUND BELLARY |
| 2026-09-16 08:00:00 | semi_final | Reliance Foundation Young Champs | 2 - 1 | Sreenidi Deccan FC | JSW Vidyanagar Football Ground, Bellary |
| 2026-09-16 16:30:00 | semi_final | Bengaluru FC | 3 - 2 | Punjab FC | JSW Vidyanagar Football Ground, Bellary |
| 2026-09-18 08:00:00 | third_place | Sreenidi Deccan FC | 1 - 4 | Punjab FC | JSW VIDYANAGAR FOOTBALL GROUND BELLARY |
| 2026-09-19 16:30:00 | final | Bengaluru FC | 2 - 1 | Reliance Foundation Young Champs | JSW VIDYANAGAR FOOTBALL GROUND BELLARY |