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Earlier in the semifinals, Army XI shocked Kolkata giants Mohammedan Sporting 5-4 in penalty shoot out, while giant-killers Bidanasi Club edged past Indian Railways by identical margin. Bidanasi Club caused a major upset in the quarterfinals, knocking out defending champions ONGC 4-2 in penalty shoot out.
Altogether 17 teams, including nine from outside the state participated in the tournament, which was jointly organised by Football Association of Odisha and State Sports & Youth Services Department from May 15. The tentative budget of Rs 43 lakh had been estimated for the staging of the tournament.
RESULTS: May 15 (Match No 1): Sports Hostel, Cuttack (Simal Marandi 65th) beat Unit-VI Athletic Association, Bhubanaeswar (Onema 77th) 4-1 via penalty shoot out (Full time: 1-1). May 16 (Match No 2): Radharaman Club, Cuttack (Lalmohan Hansdah 22nd, Abasi Moses 36th, Bayi Kamo 41st, 42nd) beat Birsingh Club, Jharsuguda (Sumit Munda 58th) 4-1. May 16 (Match No 3): Bidanasi Club, Cuttack beat East Coast Railway 3-1 in tie-breaker (Full time 0-0). May 17 (Match No 4): Independent Club, Cuttack (Esike 86th) beat Gandhi Club, Sundargarh (Sankho Marandi 83rd) 5-3, via tie-breaker (Full time 1-1). May 17 (Match No 5): Sports Hostel, Cuttack (Bhabagrahi Padhiary 3rd, Sujit Tirkey 95th) beat Sunrise Club, Cuttack 2-0. May 18 (Match No 6): Bidanasi Club beat Oil India 4-3 in tie-breaker (Full time 0-0). May 18 (Match No 7): Radha Raman Club, Cuttack (Abasi Moses 17th, 81st, 84th; Anand Lakra 83rd) beat Hyderabad XI 4-0. May 19 (Match No 8): Army XI (Pranaya Ray 6th, 87th; Anthony Chhetri 69th) beat State Sports Hostel (Sunil Sardar 8th) 3-1. May 19 (Match No 9): Border Security Force (R Hembram 5th, Puspendu Dey 21st, P K Tiwari 64th) beat Independent Club (Kausik 36th) 3-1. May 20 (Match No 10): Bidanasi Club beat ONGC, Mumbai 4-2 in tie-breaker (Full time 0-0). May 20 (Match No 11): Indian Railway, New Delhi (P C Rizu 22nd) beat Radha Raman Club 1-0. May 21 (Match No 12): Army XI (Arjun Tudu 45th, 85th) beat Kalighat MS, Kolkata 2-0. May 22 (Match No 13): Mohammedan Sporting, Kolikata (James Moga 13th, 29th; Pritam Singh 53rd, Tonmoy Ghosh 88th) beat BSF, Punjab (Nilamber Sa 21st) 4-1. May 23 (Match No 14, SF): Bidanasi Club beat Indian Railways 5-4, via tie-breaker (Full time 0-0). May 24 (Match No 15, SF): Army XI beat Mohammedan Sporting 5-4, via tie-breaker (Full time 0-0). May 25 (Match No 16, Final): Army XI (Suresh Metei 22nd, Lalian Mawia 27th, Arunjit Metei 31st, Arjun Tudu 61st, 82nd) beat Bidanasi Club (Bijay Behera 88th) 5-1. --------------------------------------------------------------------------- PHOTOS --------------------------------------------------------------------------- TOP: Kalinga Cup champions Army XI team with guests in Cuttack on May 25, 2016. RIGHT: Runners-up Bidanasi players pose with guests in Cuttack on May 25, 2016.
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