Punjab Football Association
Punjab Football Association (PFA) is the state governing body of football in Punjab, India. It is affiliated with the All India Football Federation, the sports national governing body.
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| Abbreviation | PFA |
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| Formation | 1948 |
Region served | Punjab, India |
President | Samir Thaper |
Parent organisation | All India Football Federation |
| Website | http://www.punjabfootball.com/index.php |
Punjab Football Pyramid
The Punjab Football Structure is based in two state level leagues followed by the district leagues which can go on for many levels.
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Punjab Super League | |||||
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2 |
Punjab Second Division | |||||
District Associations
| Zone | President |
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| Amritsar | Amritpal Sandhu |
| Bathinda | Balraj Raja |
| Barnala | Harjit Singh Grewal |
| Ferozepur | Jasminder Jakhar |
| Faridkot | Kushaldeep Dhillon |
| Fatehgarh Sahib | Didar Bhatti |
| Gurdaspur | Gurbinder Jolly |
| Hoshiarpur | H.S. Bains |
| Jalandhar | Inderjit Singh |
| Kapurthala | S.S. Jasser |
| Ludhiana | Shivtar Bajwa |
| Mansa | Narotam Chalal |
| Mohali | A.K. Kaushal |
| Muktsar | Shamsher Singh |
| Nawanshahr | Jarnail Singh |
| Pataila | Shamsher Bopari |
| Ropar | Sukhinder Singh |
| Sangrur | Raj Goyle |
| Tarntaran | Kuljit Singh |
References
External links
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