2001–02 Santosh Trophy

The 57th Santosh Trophy was played from 1 November 2001 till 17 November 2001 in Mumbai, Maharashtra. The Santosh Trophy is an annual Indian football tournament which is contested by states and government institutions. The first winners were Bengal, who also lead the all-time winners list with 31 titles till date. The 58th Santosh Trophy was held in Mumbai, Maharashtra. Thirty-two teams from all over the country, representing numerous states intended to take part in the national state championships but six teams pulled out. At the final Kerala won 3-2, on a Golden Goal scored by Abdul Hakkim during extra time against Goa.

Qualifying Rounds:

Cluster I:

   TEAMS                    P   W  D  L   GF-GA  GDIF   PTS
1. Services                 2   2  0  0   16-02   +14     6
2. Rajasthan                2   0  0  2   02-16   -14     0
3. Meghalaya                0   0  0  0   00-00     0     0
4. Sikkim                   0   0  0  0   00-00     0     0

Meghalaya & Sikkim have pulled out

01-Nov-01: Services 11-0 Rajasthan [16,? Saroj Gurung, 19,?,? VK Mishra, 21,?,? Sajith Kumar, Amit Aich, Irudaya Raj, Semingthang]
03-Nov-01: Rajasthan 2-5 Services [R: 27 Dilip Singh, 81 Ashfaq Qureshi; S: 46 Amar Thapa, 48 Preetam Bahadur, 60 Irudaya Raj, 67,69 Sajith Kumar]

Cluster II:

   TEAMS                    P   W  D  L   GF-GA  GDIF   PTS
1. Manipur                  2   2  0  0   10-00   +10     6
2. Haryana                  2   1  0  1   07-04   + 3     3
3. Himachal Pradesh         1   0  0  1   01-14   - 7     0

01-Nov-01: Manipur 7-0 Himachal Pradesh [16 F Stephen Hamar, 19,46,71 Nilakumar Singh, 29 Manglemjao Singh, 66 Tiken Singh, 70 Rohen Singh]
03-Nov-01: Haryana 7-1 Himachal Pradesh [H: 7 Virender Singh (own goal), 34,80 Manish Sharma, 20,38,61 Ranbir Singh, ? Sate Singh; HP: 42 Neeraj Kumar]
05-Nov-01: Manipur 3-0 Haryana [14 Mangalem Jao, 19 L Tiken Singh, 82 F Stephen Hamar]

Cluster III:

   TEAMS                    P   W  D  L   GF-GA  GDIF   PTS
1. Indian Railways          2   1  0  1   04-01   + 3     3
2. Andhra Pradesh           2   1  0  1   01-04   - 3     3
3. Mizoram                  0   0  0  0   00-00     0     0
4. Nagaland                 0   0  0  0   00-00     0     0

Mizoram & Nagaland have pulled out

04-Nov-01: Andhra Pradesh 0-4 Indian Railways [30 Partha Mitra, 39 Manjinder Singh, 51,57 Asif Jamal]
06-Nov-01: Andhra Pradesh 1-0 Indian Railways [45 Prakash Rao]

Cluster IV:

   TEAMS                    P   W  D  L   GF-GA  GDIF   PTS
1. Punjab                   2   2  0  0   08-00   + 8     6
2. Uttar Pradesh            2   1  0  1   05-06   - 1     3
3. Tripura                  2   0  0  2   02-09   - 7     0

02-Nov-01: Punjab 4-0 Tripura [10 Sukhjit Singh, 26 J Joseph, 66,89 Jaswinder Singh]
04-Nov-01: Uttar Pradesh 5-2 Tripura [U: 38,44,63 Afroz Ahmed, 87,91 Manmeet Singh; T: 25,? Kiran Chetri]
06-Nov-01: Uttar Pradesh 0-4 Punjab [24 Sukhjit Singh, 32,89 Gurjit Singh, 70 Hardip Singh Saini]

Cluster V:

   TEAMS                      P   W  D  L   GF-GA  GDIF   PTS
1. Assam                      2   2  0  0   06-00   + 6     6
2. Madhya Pradesh             2   1  0  1   04-03   + 1     3
3. Pondicherry                2   0  0  2   01-08   - 7     0
4. Andaman & Nicobar Islands  0   0  0  0   00-00     0     0

Andaman&Nicobar Islands has pulled out

01-Nov-01: Madhya Pradesh 4-1 Pondicherry [M: Dharmendra Khare, 2xV Shibu, Rahamat Baig; P: S Newton]
03-Nov-01: Madhya Pradesh 0-2 Assam [64 Subir Goswami, 77 Birjab Moshahary]
05-Nov-01: Pondicherry 0-4 Assam [20 Tiaakum Ao, 32 Sandipan Chakravorty, 76 Pabitra Langsung, 85 Kamakhya Basumatary]

Cluster VI:

   TEAMS                    P   W  D  L   GF-GA  GDIF   PTS
1. Karnataka                2   2  0  0   17-01   +16     6
2. Jammu & Kashmir          2   1  0  1   06-08   - 2     3
3. Daman & Diu              2   0  0  2   01-15   -14     0

01-Nov-01: Karnataka 7-1 Jammu&Kashmir [K: 6,43,63 Xavier Vijaykumar, 23 Sheikh Sanjib, 27 Dayanand, 45 Rajendra Prasad, 80 S Sunil; J: 48 Deepak Sagral]
03-Nov-01: Daman&Diu 1-5 Jammu&Kashmir [D: Dinesh Dhano; J: 14 Shabbir Ahmed, Irshad Ahmed, Deepak Sangram, Rajesh Kumar, Ijaz Ahmed]
05-Nov-01: Karnataka 10-0 Daman&Diu [11,45,61 S Sunil, 66 Sheikh Sanjib, 70,78,80 Gopi, Dayanand, Xavier Vijaykumar, 89 Saravana Lokesh]

Cluster VII:

   TEAMS                    P   W  D  L   GF-GA  GDIF   PTS
1. Orissa                   2   1  1  0   03-02   + 1     4
2. Delhi                    2   1  0  1   06-02   + 4     3
3. Chandigarh               2   0  1  1   01-06   - 5     1
4. Arunachal Pradesh        0   0  0  0   00-00     0     0

Arunachal Pradesh has pulled out

02-Nov-01: Delhi 1-2 Orissa [D: 90 Ravinder Singh; O: 44 Saroj Kantha Patnaik, 50 Ranjit Kaudi]
04-Nov-01: Orissa 1-1 Chandigarh [O: 67 Saroj Kantha Patnaik; C: 5 Gurminder Singh]
06-Nov-01: Delhi 5-0 Chandigarh [?,54,61 Praveen Arora, 74 Manish Kumar, 90 Aziz Santra]

Cluster VIII:

   TEAMS                    P   W  D  L   GF-GA  GDIF   PTS
1. Tamil Nadu               2   1  1  0   03-02   + 1     4 *
2. Gujarat                  2   1  1  0   03-02   + 1     4
3. Bihar                    1   0  0  2   02-04   - 2     0

Tamil Nadu move on by a toss of a coin

02-Nov-01: Tamil Nadu 1-1 Gujarat [T: 89 Syed Shabir Pasha: G: 67 Ranjit Sisodia]
04-Nov-01: Bihar 1-2 Gujarat [B: 10 Naveen Kumar; G: 1 Rajeev Karir, 59 Rajesh Tadvi]
06-Nov-01: Tamil Nadu 2-1 Bihar [T: 21 Kulothungan, 58 Mohammed Islam; B: 15 Naveen Kumar]

Quarterfinal League:

Group A:

   TEAMS                    P   W  D  L   GF-GA  GDIF   PTS
1. Kerala                   2   2  0  0   08-03   + 5     6
2. Assam                    2   1  0  1   05-05     0     3
3. Orissa                   2   0  0  2   01-06   - 5     0

07-Nov-01: Kerala 5-2 Assam [K: 2,89 Sylvester Ignatius, 20 Abdul Hakkim, 50,90 Asif Saheer; A: 60 Subir Goswami, 72 Tiakkum Ao]
09-Nov-01: Orissa 0-3 Assam [23 Tiaakum Ao, 37,53 Birjab Moshahary]
11-Nov-01: Kerala 3-1 Orissa [K: 23 Abdul Naushad, 78,90 Asif Saheer; O: 51 Saroj Das]

Group B:

   TEAMS                    P   W  D  L   GF-GA  GDIF   PTS
1. Karnataka                2   0  2  0   02-02     0     2
2. Tamil Nadu               2   1  1  0   03-02   + 1     4
3. Bengal                   2   0  1  1   00-01   - 1     1

07-Nov-01: Karnataka 0-0 Bengal
09-Nov-01: Tamil Nadu 2-2 Karnataka [T: 8 Sureshkumar, 36 Syed Sabir Pasha; K: 48 Sheikh Sanjeeb, 90 AS Firoze]
11-Nov-01: Tamil Nadu 1-0 Bengal [60 P Muthu]

Group C:

   TEAMS                    P   W  D  L   GF-GA  GDIF   PTS
1. Indian Railways          2   1  1  0   04-01   + 3     4
2. Maharashtra              2   1  1  0   04-02   + 2     4
3. Services                 2   0  0  2   01-06   - 5     0

08-Nov-01: Maharashtra 3-1 Services [74,77 Narender Meetei, 82 Nitin Shetty; S: 41 Saroj Gurung]
10-Nov-01: Services 0-3 Indian Railways [31,85 Kasif Jamal, 87 Adil Ansari]
12-Nov-01: Maharashtra 1-1 Indian Railways [M: 3 S Venkatesh; I: 6 Manjinder Singh]

Group D:

   TEAMS                    P   W  D  L   GF-GA  GDIF   PTS
1. Goa                      2   2  0  0   02-00   + 2     6
2. Punjab                   2   1  0  1   04-01   + 3     3
3. Manipur                  2   0  0  2   00-05   - 5     0

08-Nov-01: Manipur 0-1 Goa [10 Levy Coelho]
10-Nov-01: Manipur 0-4 Punjab [37,56 Ram Pal, 70 Hardip Singh Saini, 82 Gurjit Singh]
12-Nov-01: Punjab 0-1 Goa [51 Jose Colaco]

Semifinals:

15-Nov-01: Kerala 5-3 Tamil Nadu [K: 30,43 Asif Saheer, 38,52,53 Abdul Hakkim; T: 10 Mohammed Islam, 62,71 Syed Shabir Pasha] 15-Nov-01: Goa 4-2 Indian Railways [after penalties]

Third Place Playoff:
17-Nov-01: Tamil Nadu _-_ Indian Railways

Final:
17-Nov-01: Kerala 3-2 Goa [K: 13,20,106 Abdul Hakkim; G: 3 Abhay Kumar, 47 Noel Wilson]

A STATISTICAL WINDOW FOR THE 2001 TOURNAMENT:
Leading scorer: 1. Abdul Hakkim (Kerala) - 7 goals, 2. Asif Saheer (Kerala)

List of Awardees:
Fair Play Trophy: Railways & Tamil Nadu

References

http://www.indianfootball.de/seasons/2001-02st.html

Santosh Trophy seasons

1941 - 2000	1941–42 1942–43 1943–44 1944–45 1945–46 1946–47 1947–48 1948–49 1949–50 1950–51 1951–52 1952–53 1953–54 1954–55 1955–56 1956–57 1957–58 1958–59 1959–60 1960–61 1961–62 1962–63 1963–64 1964–65 1965–66 1966–67 1967–68 1968–69 1969–70 1970–71 1971–72 1972–73 1973–74 1974–75 1975–76 1976–77 1977–78 1978–79 1979–80 1980–81 1981–82 1982–83 1983–84 1984–85 1985–86 1986–87 1987–88 1988–89 1989–90 1990–91 1991–92 1992–93 1993–94 1994–95 1995–96 1996–97 1997–98 1998–99 1999–2000 2000–01

2001 - present	2001–02 2002–03 2003–04 2004–05 2005–06 2006–07 2007–08 2008–09 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016

Notes: No competition was held for the 1942–43, 1943-44, 1948-49, 2000-01 and 2003-04 seasons

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