SC East Bengal (women)

On 27 December, IFA registration of 21 players was done for the Women's League that will commence in January 2020.[7]

The East Bengal Women's team started off their campaign in the 2020 Kanyashree Cup in style as they defeated Dipti Sangha by 6-1.[8]

On 13 February, the East Bengal Women's team made history as they faced Biddyut Sporting. They led 18-0 within 30 minutes of the game when the opposing team forfeited the game and the referee awarded the game to East Bengal.[9]

On 6 March, the East Bengal Women's team surpassed their own record once again as they scored 20 goals against Bhangore SWF in the 2020 Kanyashree Cup. East Bengal's forward Tulsi Hembram scored 8 goals all by herself with Mamata Hansda scoring 4.[10]

The team qualified for the Super Six competition and without losing a single game qualified for the Semi-Final, where they faced Police AC. East Bengal won the semi-final 5–4 in the penalty shootout after the game had ended 1–1 in regulation time. However, the game was replayed due to issues with player registration and East Bengal team once again won the replayed match 5–4 in the penalties after the game ended goalless after regulation time to reach the final. In the final, they met the two-times defending champions SSB Women's FC. On 30 December 2020, East Bengal faced SSB Women's at the Salt Lake Stadium in the final of the Kanyashree Cup and finished runners up with a 2–0 loss, with a goal conceded in each half. East Bengal team however qualified for the Indian Women's League for the next season.[11]

The East Bengal Ground is located in Kolkata, India and is the home ground of the club. The stadium lies on the Maidan (Kolkata) area on the northern side of Fort William and near the Eden Gardens. This stadium is used mostly for matches of Men's team in Calcutta Football League and academy players.