Coach Crispin Chettri After India's Record-Breaking Win: 'Can Still Be Better' ()

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Coach Crispin Chettri After India's Record-Breaking Win: 'Can Still Be Better'

India's women's football team achieved their largest AFC victory on June 23, beating Mongolia 13-0 bu coach Crispin Chettri emphasised the need for improvement.

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Coach Crispin Chettri After India's Record-Breaking Win: 'Can Still Be Better' ()

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