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Real Kashmir FC - Fixtures, tables & standings, players, stats and news

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Played matches Real Kashmir FC

06.04.25

Real Kashmir FC

Churchill Brothers SC

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29.03.25

Dempo SC

Real Kashmir FC

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22.03.25

Delhi FA

Real Kashmir FC

IN1

18.03.25

SC Bengaluru

Real Kashmir FC

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09.03.25

Real Kashmir FC

Aizawl FC

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02.03.25

Inter Kashi FC

Real Kashmir FC

IN1

24.02.25

Rajasthan United

Real Kashmir FC

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18.02.25

Real Kashmir FC

Namdhari FC

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12.02.25

Gokulam Kerala FC

Real Kashmir FC

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06.02.25

Sreenidi Deccan

Real Kashmir FC

IN1

02.02.25

Real Kashmir FC

Shillong Lajong FC

IN1

30.01.25

Churchill Brothers SC

Real Kashmir FC

IN1

26.01.25

Real Kashmir FC

Dempo SC

IN1

19.01.25

Real Kashmir FC

SC Bengaluru

IN1

14.01.25

Real Kashmir FC

Sreenidi Deccan

IN1

10.01.25

Shillong Lajong FC

Real Kashmir FC

IN1

18.12.24

Aizawl FC

Real Kashmir FC

IN1

15.12.24

Namdhari Sports Academy

Real Kashmir FC

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09.12.24

Real Kashmir FC

Inter Kashi FC

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04.12.24

Real Kashmir FC

Delhi FA

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29.11.24

Real Kashmir FC

Gokulam Kerala FC

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24.11.24

Real Kashmir FC

Rajasthan United

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Overall statistics

Real Kashmir FC

Real Kashmir FC

Played games: 22

Goals (Scored/Conceded)

31

1.41

1.14

25

Under/Over

1.5

4

18%

82%

18

2.5

13

59%

41%

9

3.5

16

73%

27%

6

Both scored games (Yes/No)

14

64%

36%

8

Clean sheets (Yes/No)

5

23%

77%

17

Scored a goal (Yes/No)

19

86%

14%

3

Overall table		PTS	GP	W	D	L	GS - GC	G
1	Inter Kashi FC	42	22	12	6	4	42 - 31	11
2	Namdhari Sports Academy	17	9	5	2	2	10 - 5	5
2	Churchill Brothers SC	40	22	11	7	4	45 - 25	20
3	Real Kashmir FC	37	22	10	7	5	31 - 25	6
4	Gokulam Kerala FC	37	22	11	4	7	45 - 29	16
5	Rajasthan United	33	22	9	6	7	34 - 33	1
6	Dempo SC	29	22	8	5	9	35 - 33	2
7	Namdhari FC	29	22	8	5	9	28 - 30	-2
8	Shillong Lajong FC	28	22	7	7	8	46 - 45	1
9	Sreenidi Deccan	28	22	7	7	8	34 - 37	-3
10	Aizawl FC	23	22	6	5	11	35 - 46	-11
11	SC Bengaluru	21	22	5	6	11	24 - 42	-18
12	Delhi FA	14	22	3	5	14	21 - 44	-23

India I-League Table

Pos #	Team	PTS	GP	W	D	L	GS - GC	G
1	Inter Kashi FC	42	22	12	6	4	42 - 31	11
2	Churchill Brothers SC	40	22	11	7	4	45 - 25	20
3	Namdhari Sports Academy	17	9	5	2	2	10 - 5	5
4	Real Kashmir FC	37	22	10	7	5	31 - 25	6
5	Gokulam Kerala FC	37	22	11	4	7	45 - 29	16
6	Rajasthan United	33	22	9	6	7	34 - 33	1
7	Dempo SC	29	22	8	5	9	35 - 33	2
8	Namdhari FC	29	22	8	5	9	28 - 30	-2
9	Shillong Lajong FC	28	22	7	7	8	46 - 45	1
10	Sreenidi Deccan	28	22	7	7	8	34 - 37	-3
11	Aizawl FC	23	22	6	5	11	35 - 46	-11
12	SC Bengaluru	21	22	5	6	11	24 - 42	-18
13	Delhi FA	14	22	3	5	14	21 - 44	-23

India I-League Results

04/06/2025 10:30

Rajasthan United

04/06/2025 10:30

Gokulam Kerala FC

04/06/2025 10:30

Real Kashmir FC

Churchill Brothers SC

04/05/2025 13:30

04/05/2025 13:30

Sreenidi Deccan

04/05/2025 10:30

Shillong Lajong FC

03/30/2025 13:30

Gokulam Kerala FC

Sreenidi Deccan

03/30/2025 11:00

Churchill Brothers SC

03/30/2025 08:30

03/29/2025 13:30

Shillong Lajong FC

Real Kashmir Football Club, commonly referred to as Real Kashmir FC, is a professional football club based in Srinagar, Jammu and Kashmir, India. Established in 2016, the club has quickly risen through the ranks of Indian football, becoming the first club from Kashmir to play in the I-League, India's second-highest football division.

The team plays its home matches at the TRC Turf Ground in Srinagar. Real Kashmir's colors are primarily yellow and blue, and they are affectionately known as the "Snow Leopards", reflecting the region's wildlife and unique identity.

Real Kashmir FC enjoys passionate local support and has developed a notable fan following both within Jammu & Kashmir and across India. Their matches attract widespread attention owing to the region’s distinct social and cultural context. Through football, Real Kashmir FC has played a vital role in bringing positivity to the region and fostering unity.

Though a relatively young club, Real Kashmir FC has accomplished significant milestones in Indian football, earning accolades for both sporting success and positive social impact. The club's journey has been the subject of documentaries and international media attention, further boosting its profile both nationally and globally.

Team:	Real Kashmir FC
Full name:	Real Kashmir Football Club
Country:	India
Nickname:	The Snow Leopards
Founded:	2016
Colors:	Yellow, Blue, White
Stadium:	TRC Turf Ground 11,000 capacity
Address:	TRC Turf Ground, Near Tourist Reception Centre, Residency Road, Srinagar, Jammu & Kashmir, India
Telephone:	+91 9906811515
Fax:	Updating...
Website:	https://www.realkashmirfc.com/
Email:	[email protected]

History of Real Kashmir FC

Founded

Real Kashmir FC was established in 2016 by Sandeep Chattoo and Shamim Meraj with an aim to bring positive social change through football in the Kashmir Valley. Starting from the lower tiers of Indian football, the club rapidly progressed by winning the 2017–18 I-League 2nd Division, earning promotion to the I-League for the 2018–19 season. The club made history by being the first team from Jammu and Kashmir to enter the top two tiers of Indian professional football.

Real Kashmir immediately made their mark in the I-League, finishing third in their debut season (2018–19). The club is widely recognized for its resilience, achievements in challenging conditions, and for promoting Kashmiri talent on the national stage. They have also claimed back-to-back titles in the prestigious IFA Shield (2020, 2021), further cementing their reputation in Indian football.

The rise of Real Kashmir FC has brought hope, unity, and pride to the people of Jammu and Kashmir. The club’s journey has been featured in international media, including award-winning documentaries such as "Real Kashmir FC" aired on BBC, underlining football’s ability to transform communities.

Finances and Ownership

Real Kashmir FC is co-founded and co-owned by Sandeep Chattoo and Shamim Meraj, who continue to remain at the helm of the club’s management. Through strategic partnerships, including sponsorship from international brands such as Adidas, and local businesses, the club has steadily built its financial base despite region-specific challenges.

The club receives support from local fans, NGOs, and government sports initiatives, all intent on using football as a means to inspire youth and foster peace. While not among the wealthiest clubs in India, Real Kashmir is lauded for its innovative community-driven business model, sustainability, and resourcefulness in handling logistic difficulties posed by its unique geography and socio-political environment.

Financial prudence, grassroot initiatives, and sponsorships have ensured that Real Kashmir FC maintains its place as a competitive force in Indian football, while upholding strong community ties and a mission-driven approach.

Popular Culture

Real Kashmir FC has become a powerful symbol of hope and resilience in the Kashmir region. The fanbase, comprising students, local residents, and even tourists, supports the club passionately, earning the team a special place in Indian sports culture.

The club’s rise has inspired several documentaries and extensive coverage in both domestic and international media. Their partnership with Adidas in 2020 was a landmark deal, symbolizing global recognition. The team has also actively engaged in social work, organizing football camps for youth, promoting peace through sport, and supporting disaster relief efforts in the Valley.

The home games at the TRC Turf Ground provide a vibrant spectacle, with fans braving difficult weather and security challenges to cheer for the Snow Leopards. The club's yellow and blue scarves are now iconic in Srinagar and beyond, representing unity and hope for a better future in the region.

Players

Real Kashmir FC, although young, has established itself as a beacon of talent development in India. The club regularly scouts promising talent from Jammu & Kashmir and across India, giving a platform to local youth and providing opportunities for international players in the I-League.

Past and current squad members have come from diverse backgrounds, with notable domestic and foreign professionals contributing significantly to the team's progress. Over the years, players such as Mason Robertson, Loveday Enyinnaya, and Danish Farooq Bhat have become key figures, with several moving on to play for Indian Super League clubs or the Indian national team.

The squad for the 2024/25 season continues this tradition, balancing youth with experienced players and led by professional coaches focusing on both performance and player development.

Famous Players

Some of the most notable players to have represented Real Kashmir FC include:

Danish Farooq Bhat: A Kashmiri local, Danish became one of the first players from the valley to sign for an ISL club (Bengaluru FC) after impressing at Real Kashmir. He is admired for his creativity and vision in midfield.
Mason Robertson: The versatile Scottish defender/forward, son of head coach David Robertson, has been an influential captain and goal-scorer since joining in 2018. He played a pivotal role in the club's I-League campaigns.
Loveday Enyinnaya: The Nigerian central defender was instrumental in shoring up the team’s defensive line and has been one of the most dependable foreign signings in club history.
David Robertson (Manager): While not a player, the former Aberdeen and Rangers defender has achieved cult status as head coach, earning admiration from fans and broader footballing circles for steering the club through unique challenges.
Katebe Aaron: The Zambian defender played a strong role in the club's ascent in Indian football.
Nahom Tesfaye: The Ethiopian forward played a crucial role in the club’s early seasons and contributed memorable goals.

Top Goalscorers of All Time

Rank	Player	Nationality	Position	Goals	Appearances	Goals/Match
1	Mason Robertson	Scotland	DF/FW	27	70	0.39
2	Danish Farooq Bhat	India	MF	13	67	0.19
3	Gnohere Krizo	Ivory Coast	FW	11	34	0.32
4	Nahom Tesfaye	Ethiopia	FW	10	31	0.32
5	Ridwan Odunlade	Nigeria	FW	9	36	0.25

Typical Squad

Real Kashmir FC's typical squad for the I-League features a blend of local Kashmiri talent, other Indian players, and a select number of experienced foreign signings. The team often plays a balanced 4-3-3 or 4-2-3-1 formation, emphasizing physicality, defensive solidity, and swift counter-attacks.

Goalkeeper

The primary goalkeeper for the squad has often been Bilal Khan, one of the most consistent performers for Real Kashmir FC in recent seasons. In 2024, Subhasish Roy Chowdhury and Mithun Samanta were also registered as key options.

Defender

At the heart of defense, Mason Robertson frequently anchors the backline, supported by players like Muhammad Hammad and Pratesh Shirodkar. The club often relies on a mix of domestic and international defenders to maintain a strong back four.

Midfielder

The midfield features dynamic players like Farhan Ganie and Ritwik Das (previously). Midfielders provide both defensive cover and attacking support, reflecting the club's robust style of play.

Forward

In attack, Gnohere Krizo and Ivorian striker Kallé Moissé have been reliable goal threats. The team values speed and strength up front, with wingers supporting the central striker to create scoring opportunities.

Real Kashmir FC continues to invest in youth and development, fostering the next generation of Kashmiri footballers, while fielding an experienced and balanced first eleven.

2024/25 Squad Season

The 2024–25 season marks the 9th year of Real Kashmir FC's existence and builds on their growing legacy in Indian football. Competing in the I-League, the club continues to nurture local talent alongside experienced domestic and international players. The following is the first team squad for the 2024–25 campaign:

Goalkeeper
Updating	1	Bilal Khan		India	31/01/1997
Updating	13	Subhasish Roy Chowdhury		India	27/09/1986
Updating	22	Mithun Samanta		India	08/06/1995
Defender
Updating	4	Mason Robertson		Scotland	19/05/1994
Updating	20	Muhammad Hammad		India	01/10/1997
Updating	6	Katebe Aaron		Zambia	24/01/1992
Updating	12	Samuel James		Nigeria	02/04/1995
Updating	5	Pratesh Shirodkar		India	03/04/1993
Midfielder
Updating	7	Farhan Ganie		India	06/04/1996
Updating	8	Techi Taku		India	10/07/1994
Updating	17	Afghanistan Ishfaq		India	15/02/1998
Updating	14	Kallé Moissé		Ivory Coast	23/10/1997
Forward
Updating	9	Gnohere Krizo		Ivory Coast	20/04/1997
Updating	10	Rahul Ramakrishnan		India	08/08/2000
Manager
Updating		David Robertson		Scotland	17/10/1968
Assistant Manager
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Coach

Real Kashmir FC, since its establishment in 2016, has experienced significant growth within Indian football and has been guided by several notable coaches who have shaped the club’s competitive spirit and achievements in national tournaments. Below are some of the most prominent and influential managers in the club’s history:

David Robertson: The most iconic figure in Real Kashmir’s coaching history. Appointed in January 2017, the Scottish manager oversaw the club’s meteoric rise from the I-League 2nd Division. He led Real Kashmir FC to win the I-League 2nd Division in 2017-18 and secured a historic third-place finish in the I-League 2018-19, the club's debut season in the top flight. Robertson is widely credited with instilling a resilient, organized playing style and creating a strong bond within the squad.
Mehrajuddin Wadoo: Taking charge from August 2022, Wadoo, a former India international and Srinagar native, became the first Kashmiri to lead the team. Under his guidance, Real Kashmir FC continued its solid performances in the I-League, focusing on nurturing local talent and maintaining the team’s competitive standard in the league.
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These coaches, among others, have been instrumental in building the foundation and advancing the identity and legacy of Real Kashmir FC as a formidable presence in Indian football.

Period	Manager	Country	Born
08/2022 – Present	Mehrajuddin Wadoo	India	12/02/1984
01/2017 – 06/2022	David Robertson	Scotland	23/10/1968
2016 – 12/2016	Updating...	Updating...	Updating...

Crests and Colors

Real Kashmir FC, often abbreviated as RKFC, is a professional football club based in Srinagar, Jammu and Kashmir, India. Since its inception in 2016, the club has established a unique identity, reflected in its crest and club colors.

The original Real Kashmir FC crest combines symbolism deeply rooted in the region. It features a bold lion head, representing bravery and strength, set against a stylized background evoking the Himalayan mountains. The crest is accompanied by the club’s name “Real Kashmir Football Club.” This original design has remained largely consistent since the club’s founding, with minor refinements in typography and the lion’s detailing to modernize the badge in recent years.

Real Kashmir FC’s primary colors are bright yellow and white. Yellow is used as a dominant color on home kits, symbolizing hope and vibrancy, while white represents unity and peace in the region. Occasionally, the club pairs yellow with blue or black as accent colors during alternate kit releases. Over the years, while the design patterns may have changed across kit suppliers, the combination of yellow and white has remained central to the club’s visual identity.

The crest and the club’s colors are now recognized throughout Indian football and have become emblematic of football’s growing presence in Kashmir, serving as a source of pride for the local community.

Fan Club

Real Kashmir FC has rapidly built a passionate and resilient fan base despite being a relatively young club. The core supporter group, often referred to as the "Snow Leopards Fans," draws its name from the club’s popular nickname. The fan club is unique for its inclusive and community-driven nature, bringing together football enthusiasts from across the Kashmir Valley and India at large.

What sets RKFC’s supporters apart is their unwavering enthusiasm amid the challenging weather and socio-political climate in the region. Fans frequently display vibrant yellow and white banners, snow-themed tifos, and are known for their rhythmic drumming and singing throughout the matches. The home crowd’s support has earned the TRC Turf Ground a reputation as one of the most challenging venues for away teams in the I-League.

The club has fostered several youth initiatives, organizing fan engagement programs and matchday activities to further enhance community bonds. The Snow Leopards Fans stand as a symbol of resilience, unity, and the hope that football brings to Jammu and Kashmir.

Stadium

Real Kashmir FC hosts its home matches at the TRC Turf Ground, situated in Srinagar, Jammu and Kashmir, India. The stadium, which can accommodate approximately 11,000 spectators, is an artificial turf facility managed by the Jammu & Kashmir Football Association (JKFA).

Since RKFC joined the I-League, the TRC Turf Ground has undergone upgrades to meet league requirements, including improved seating, enhanced security, and better pitch maintenance. Notably, the harsh winter months and regular snowfall in Kashmir have made the synthetic surface crucial for consistent play.

Despite the relatively modest capacity, the TRC Turf Ground is often filled to near capacity on matchdays, with local supporters braving cold weather to rally behind their team. The stadium has come to symbolize the spirit of Kashmiri football and stands as a beacon of sporting hope in the region.

Honours and Awards

Although a young club, Real Kashmir FC has rapidly gained recognition in Indian football, especially for its successes in national competitions. Their remarkable achievements since foundation are listed below:

No	Cups	NOT	Awards	Years
1	I-League 2nd Division (India)	1	Winner	2017–18
2	IFA Shield (India)	3	Winner	2020, 2021, 2022
3	I-League (India)	0	Runner-up	Updating...
4	Other National or Continental Titles	0	Updating...	Updating...

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FAQs about Real Kashmir FC

Q: When was Real Kashmir FC founded?

A: Real Kashmir FC was founded in 2016 in Srinagar, Jammu and Kashmir, India.

Q: What is the home stadium of Real Kashmir FC?

A: Real Kashmir FC plays its home matches at the TRC Turf Ground in Srinagar, which has a capacity of approximately 11,000 spectators.

Q: What does the lion symbol in the RKFC crest represent?

A: The lion in the club’s crest symbolizes bravery and strength, qualities that resonate with the spirit of Kashmir.

Q: What are the traditional colors of Real Kashmir FC?

A: The traditional colors of Real Kashmir FC are yellow and white, with blue or black sometimes used as accent colors on their kits.

Q: What is the nickname of Real Kashmir FC and its supporters?

A: The club is commonly known as the "Snow Leopards." Supporters often refer to themselves as the "Snow Leopards Fans."

Q: Has Real Kashmir FC won the I-League?

A: As of 2024, Real Kashmir FC has not won the I-League yet. Their biggest league achievement is promotion after winning the 2017–18 I-League 2nd Division.

Q: How many times has Real Kashmir FC won the IFA Shield?

A: Real Kashmir FC has won the IFA Shield three consecutive times: in 2020, 2021, and 2022.

Q: Who are some key players in Real Kashmir FC’s history?

A: Key players have included Mason Robertson, Danish Farooq, and Loveday Enyinnaya, among others.

Q: What unique challenges does Real Kashmir FC face?

A: The club and its fans often contend with harsh weather conditions, including snow, and unique logistical challenges due to the region’s geography and political climate.

Q: How can fans follow Real Kashmir FC’s matches?

A: Fans can follow Real Kashmir FC's matches through the I-League’s broadcasting partners, online streaming services, and updates via the club’s official social media channels.

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