Avyaan Negi

Decathlon Summer Cup · U-9 · 2025–26

Scored in all three — and champions.

ChampionsU-95 goals · 3 games5-a-side

A one-day clean sweep at Decathlon, Kengeri. Vicky FA’s U-9s won all three — 4–0, 3–0, and a 3–0 final — without conceding a single goal. Avyaan scored in every game, including two in the final as they lifted the cup.

About the tournament

What this competition is.

The Decathlon Summer Cup is a one-day U-9 cup — three games in a day, group stage into a final. Avyaan played for Vicky FA.

Tournament snapshot
Tournament
Decathlon Summer Cup
Organizer
Decathlon Summer Cup
Season
2025–26
Edition
Format
5-a-side
Surface
Turf
Venue
Decathlon, Mysore Road, Kengeri, Bangalore
Location
Kengeri, Bengaluru, Karnataka
Start date
23 May 2026
End date
23 May 2026

On the recordFive goals and three recorded assists across the three games — a goal contribution in every match, capped by two goals and an assist in the final.

The squad
AvyaanForward · Winger
Anjali
AyaanshDefender
GauravDefender
Mokshit
Rumong
Srijan
Coaches
Anwar HussainHead 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
FinalWin
30vs UFC-A
23 May 2026
2 goals1 assist

The final — a 3–0 win, two goals and an assist for Avyaan. Champions.

Match report
Group stageWin
30vs UFC-B
23 May 2026
2 goals

A 3–0 win — two goals for Avyaan.

Match report
Group stageWin
40vs PASE
23 May 2026
1 goal2 assists

A 4–0 opening win — a goal and two assists 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

A skiddy turf, borrowed shoes, and a day out.

Getting there was the first task — the venue was a long way from home. And the turf, when we arrived, was among the worst we’ve played on: so skiddy that the studs the boys normally wear simply wouldn’t grip.

To avoid an injury, we ended up buying a pair of ordinary studless Decathlon shoes from the store itself, and he switched into them from the second match on.

The competition wasn’t the strongest — but you still have to turn up and put the ball in the net, and he did, in every game. The real lesson was control: keeping the ball on a surface that skiddy. He worked it out, and did it well.

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
5
goals
3
assists
1.67
goals/match
0
awards
Parent’s reflection

From the sidelines.

More than anything, this was for fun — no pressure, no stakes, just go and enjoy the day. And they did: three wins, a trophy, and a good day out.