Anthony Andrews has been appointed assistant coach of the India Under-17 women’s national team by the All India Football Federation.
He will work on a dual basis and continue as head coach of East Bengal FC.
Joakim Alexandersson remains the team’s head coach.
Andrews has four Indian Women’s League titles to his name, including titles with Gokulam Kerala FC and East Bengal FC.
Reports also note his recent continental success with East Bengal, including the AFC Women’s Champions League preliminary stage and historic milestones.
Andrews has joined the squad in Tashkent ahead of friendly matches against Uzbekistan.
The team is preparing for the upcoming AFC U17 Women’s Asian Cup Qualifiers.
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All available reports agree that Anthony Andrews has been appointed assistant coach of the India U17 women’s team and will continue with East Bengal FC in a dual role. They also agree that Joakim Alexandersson remains head coach and that the squad is in Tashkent for friendlies against Uzbekistan.
No major factual dispute appears in the supplied reporting, but future coverage could add more detail on Andrews’ responsibilities or how long the dual role will last. The reports also only describe the team’s immediate buildup, not the outcome of the friendlies or qualifiers.
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Supportive coverage frames the appointment as a recognition of Anthony Andrews’ achievements and experience. It highlights his status as the most successful coach in Indian Women’s League history with four titles and his continental milestones with East Bengal. This coverage also notes that he has already joined the squad in Tashkent for friendlies against Uzbekistan.
Neutral coverage focuses on the appointment itself, the dual-role arrangement, and the coaching structure under Joakim Alexandersson. It repeats that Andrews will remain with East Bengal FC while serving the national team. The reporting also stresses his four IWL titles and the team’s preparation in Tashkent for upcoming friendlies and qualifiers.
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Rediff reports that East Bengal FC coach Anthony Andrews has been appointed as the assistant coach for the India Under-17 women's national team. He will maintain his position at East Bengal while working with the national squad. The article highlights his extensive record of winning four Indian Women's League titles and leading his club to historic continental milestones. Andrews has joined the squad in Tashkent ahead of friendly matches against Uzbekistan in preparation for the upcoming AFC U17 Women's Asian Cup Qualifiers.
The All India Football Federation has appointed Anthony Andrews as the assistant coach of the India U17 women's national team. Andrews will serve on a dual basis while continuing his role as head coach of East Bengal FC. He is the most successful coach in the Indian Women's League history with four titles and has achieved notable continental success with East Bengal. Andrews expressed his gratitude and honor regarding his new appointment as the team prepares for upcoming international friendlies and the AFC U17 Women's Asian Cup Qualifiers.
Sportstar covers the appointment of East Bengal manager Anthony Andrews as the assistant coach of the India under-17 women's national team. Joakim Alexandersson remains the head coach while Andrews takes on a dual role for club and country. The report details his four IWL championship titles and his guidance of East Bengal to success in the preliminary stage of the AFC Women's Champions League. Andrews commented on taking up the new responsibility with pride as the team prepares in Tashkent for upcoming qualifiers.
The Hindu reports that the All India Football Federation has appointed Anthony Andrews as the assistant coach for the India Under-17 women's national team. Joakim Alexandersson will remain the head coach, while Andrews will simultaneously continue his role as head coach of East Bengal FC. Andrews has joined the squad in Tashkent for friendlies against Uzbekistan ahead of upcoming Asian Cup qualifiers. The article details his extensive history of winning Indian Women's League titles with Gokulam Kerala and East Bengal.
India's News.Net reports that the All India Football Federation has appointed Anthony Andrews as assistant coach of the India Under-17 women's football team. Joakim Alexandersson remains head coach, and Andrews will serve in a dual role while continuing to manage East Bengal FC. Andrews expressed his gratitude to the AIFF and outlined his goals to bring his winning culture and experience from club football to the national setup. The report highlights his four Indian Women's League titles and recent continental successes.
Daily Excelsior reports that the All India Football Federation has appointed Anthony Andrews as the assistant coach of the India Under-17 women's team, with Joakim Alexandersson staying on as head coach. Andrews will maintain his position as head coach of East Bengal FC on a dual basis. The piece outlines his quotes expressing pride in the appointment, alongside his record-breaking four Indian Women's League titles and recent success with East Bengal in the AFC Women's Champions League preliminary stage.