2024–25 Calcutta Women's Football League is the 29th season of the Calcutta Women's Football League, also known as the Kanyashree Cup.
The season consists of 16 teams participating in the league, with the teams in the group stage divided into two groups consisting of eight teams respectively. The tournament began on 25 April 2025 with East Bengal vs Moitri Sansad match at the Kishore Bharati Krirangan.
Teams +CWFL participantsGroup A Group B Bally Gramanchal Krira Samity East Bengal Chandney SC Jyotirmoy Athletic Club Dipti Sangha Kalighat Sports Lovers Association KFA Southern Samity Moitree Sansad Mohammedan Sporting Sarojini Naidu OSC New Alipore Suruchi Sangha Sevayani S.W. Org Sribhumi United Students Club SSB Women WB Police Club
Promoted from 2023 to 2024 CWFL B Division SSB Women Dipti Sangha
Venues Kishore Bharati Krirangan Kakinara Narayanpur United Ground HB Block Ground Dr. BR Ambedkar Ground, Gayeshpur Rabindra Sarobar Stadium East Bengal Ground Naihati Stadium Mohammedan Sporting Ground Rishi Aurobindo Maidan, Konnagar SSB Ground Barrackpore Stadium
Group stage Group A
Group B
Championship round Bracket
Quarter Finals Matches
Semi Finals Matches
Final Summary The 2024–25 Kanyashree Cup final was held at the Kishore Bharati Krirangan on 27 May 2025 between Sreebhumi and East Bengal. This was the third consecutive season where both sides met for the title decider. Sreebhumi, the holders of the trophy, reached their third final while East Bengal reached their sixth final, having already won in 2001 and 2023, and been runner-up thrice in 2002, 2020 and 2024. East Bengal took the lead in the final in the forty-ninth minute when Sulanjana Raul scored from a set-piece movement however, Sreebhumi equalised just two minutes later with Rimpa Haldar finding the back of the net as the match remained tied till the end of ninety minutes and the title was decided on penalties. East Bengal custodian Mamani Das saved two spot kicks as East Bengal became champions for the third time.
Match
GK 1 Adrija Sarkhel (c) DF 2 Moushumi Das DF 4 Mini RoyDF 5 Saraswati Murmu FW 7 Rimpa Haldar FW 8 Kabita SarenFW 10 Sujata MahataDF 14 Kretina SangmaFW 18 Mousumi MurmuDF 19 Anita KumariDF 28 MamtaSubstitutions:DF 3 Bandana RoyMF 12 Barnali Mahata FW 15 Gita Das FW 20 Apurna Narzary GK 21 Jyotsna Bara MF 22 Lalita BoypaiFW 24 Tania KantiDF 27 Sudha Ankita TirkeyMF 32 Sibani SharmaFW 36 Rani Bhowmick Head Coach:Sujata Kar DF 5 Astam OraonDF 6 Sarita Yumnam (c)MF 14 Karthika Angamuthu MF 17 Sathi DebnathFW 22 Sulanjana RaulMF 27 Cindy Remruatpuii ColneyMF 30 Deblina BhattacharjeeFW 32 Pandimit Lepcha FW 34 Sandhya Maity GK 51 Mamani DasDF 62 Sushmita Lepcha Substitutions:MF 3 Riya SarkarMF 15 Sushmita Bardhan DF 19 Supriya Kispotta DF 20 Trisha MallickDF 28 Asha KhariyaMF 29 Dipika OraonMF 31 Angela Bhutia FW 35 Ritika Chick BaraikGK 41 Buli SarkarHead Coach:Anthony Andrews
Player of the Match: Rimpa Haldar (Sreebhumi)
Assistant referees: Sujata Palit Shima Bairagi Fourth official: Rajashri Hansda Match commissioner: Subrata Das |}Match rules 90 minutes. No extra time. Penalty shoot-out if scores still level. Ten named substitutes Maximum of five substitutions.
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