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Former Indian professional association football club
Not to be confused withFC Pune City.

Football club
Pune
Full namePune Football Club
NicknameRed Lizards
Short namePFC
Founded21 July 2007; 18 years ago (2007-07-21)
Dissolved2016; 9 years ago (2016)
GroundBalewadi Stadium
Pune,Maharashtra
Capacity10,900
OwnerAshok Piramal Group
Websitepunefc.com

Pune Football Club was an Indian professionalfootball club based inPune,Maharashtra.[1][2][3] The club competed inI-League,[4][5][6] then top flight ofIndian football league system.[7][8] The club was one of themost professional clubs inIndian football history, known mainly for their focus on fanfare, professional playing set-up, and focus on youth development.[9][10] Pune was owned by Ashok Piramal Group.[11]

Founded in 2007,[12] the club managed to gain promotion to theI-League in2009.[13] In their first season in the I-League, the club managed to finish in a very surprising third place[14] before having their best ever season during the2012–13 season in which they finished in second place.[14]

Pune formerly participated in Chennai Football League.[15] The club used to have a rivalry with fellow Maharashtra clubMumbai FC, with whom it contested the "Maha derby".[16] The club was nicknamed "red lizards".[3][17][18] They pulled out of I-League earlier 2015–16 season.[19][20][21] The main club shut down its operations whilePune F.C. Academy was acquired by ISL club,FC Pune City.[22] It was dissolved in 2016.[23]

History

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Foundation

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In 2007,Indian football was in the process of a renovation, mainly with the start of theI-League replacing the oldNational Football League.[24] However, despite this, theAll India Football Federation still had trouble attracting investors to create new clubs, specially outside ofWest Bengal,Goa, andNorth East India due to the fact that, despite a good number of fans in these areas and good wages to players, the clubs in these regions still had trouble creating any profit.[25]

Ashok Piramal Group, a company based inMaharashtra, however did the opposite.[25] Despite the city ofPune not having much history when it comes tofootball or much support for the sport, which is overshadowed bycricket, Ashok Piramal Group still created Pune Football Club in 2007.[25] In creating the club they created one of the first clubs in India named after the city they were playing in and representing.[25][26] The club also got invitation and participated in TFA Shield tournament, organized byTamil Nadu Football Association (TFA).[27]

I-League 2nd Division (2008–2009)

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Pune FC players and staff at the practice ground in 2008

In preparation for their first ever season in theI-League 2nd Division, the club signed mainly a bunch of unknown players and also signed onStewart Hall as the first head coach of the club.[25][28] The club were grouped in Group A during the2008 I-League 2nd Division along withVasco,ONGC,HAL, andChirag United.[25] Midway through their 2nd Division campaign the club changed coaches, going from Stewart Hall to formerNorthern Ireland national teamer,Bernard McNally.[29] The club finished in third place in Group A and thus failed to advance further that campaign.[25]

Pune FC took part in Kolhapur All-India Football Championship in 2009, and reached semi-finals.[30] The club then participated in the2009 I-League 2nd Division, in which four promotional spots were generated because of the expansion ofI-League.[25] Before the season began Pune re-hired former coach Stewart Hall to coach the club.[31] Also before the season the club managed to make many changes to the squad.[31] At the end of the season Pune managed to finish in fourth place with a 3–0 victory overSESA Football Academy and thus earn promotion to the I-League for the first time in their history.[32][33][34]

Early I-League and Derrick Pereira Era (2009–2013)

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Arata Izumi is the first ever naturalized Indian footballer, who played for both Pune FC andIndia national team.[35][36][37]

Pune Football Club's first season in the I-League was the2009–10 season. Pune selected theBalewadi Sports Complex inBalewadi, a suburb ofPune, as their home stadium.[38] Before the season began the club made headlines when they signed the currentIndia number 1 goalkeeper,Subrata Pal, fromEast Bengal and by also signingJapanese midfielderArata Izumi fromMahindra United.[13][39] At the same time the club also signedDerrick Pereira to be the head coach of the team afterStewart Hall resigned.[13] Before joining Pune, Pereira was head coach atMahindra United where he had won theNational Football League and theFederation Cup. He also took Mahindra United to the quarter-finals of theAFC Cup in 2007.[40]

Pune played their first I-League match against East Bengal, which was also their first home match in the I-League, on 3 October 2009 in which the final score was 0–0.[41] Pune had no wins, six draws, and two losses in the league before winning their first ever I-League match on 9 January 2010 againstJCT 2–1.[42][43] At the end of the season Pune finished in third place which was called a success by the club due to their weak start in the league.[43]

Lester Fernandes in away kit of Pune in 2011

The summer of 2011 was an important time for Pune.[44] On 23 June 2011, it was announced that Pune would start thePune F.C. Academy team which would make Pune the first team in I-League with an academy team.[45] Then on 25 July 2011 it was announced that Pune'sBrazilian strikerEdmar Figueira would join the Portuguese top flightPrimeira Liga withC.D. Feirense which would be the first-time a player from the I-League would sign for a team in a top 10 European league based on theUEFA coefficient.[46] Then on 26 September 2011 it was announced that Pune would playEnglish Premier League sideBlackburn Rovers, who are owned by Indian ownersVenky's, in a friendly. Thus making Pune the first ever Indian club to play a friendly against an English Premier League team.[47] The match was then played on 7 October 2011 at the Balewadi Sports Complex in which Pune lost 0–3 to Blackburn.[48][49][50] Then on 22 October 2011, it was announced that Pune had tied-up a partnership with IT giantInfosys which would see more promotion of the club through media networks.[51] Then on 11 June 2012, Pune became the first Indian football team to participate in a transfer between another I-League club,Prayag United, when Pune sold midfielderLester Fernandez to Prayag for₹20 lakh.[52]

Pune FC players (in red) in action during anI-League match againstDempo, 2012.

The club then finished the2012–13 season with their best finish yet in the I-League by finishing in 2nd place, just behindChurchill Brothers for the I-League crown.[14][53]

Mike Snoei Era (2013–2014)

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After the end of2012–13 season, it was announced that coachDerrick Pereira had resigned as Pune FC coach to return to his former clubSalgaocar.[54] Soon enough though Pune were able to sign Pereira's replacement in formerVitesse Arnhem head coach, DutchmanMike Snoei for the new season.[55] Also, with the new coach, came a new direction for Pune with the director of the club, Nandan Piramal, stating that the club would focus mainly on youth development while also mixing youngsters with a good group of senior players.[56] The club then made new signings in the foreign department by signingSuperettan playerCalum Angus and formerA-League playerJames Meyer.[57] The club also signed currentEquatorial Guinea international,Raúl Fabiani, who also played for his adopted country in the2012 Africa Cup of Nations.[57]

The first tournament the club took part in was the2013 Durand Cup in which the club sent a mix of players from the first-team and thePune F.C. Academy with the three senior players being Caitano Costa,Shahinlal Meloly, andPrakash Thorat.[58] The club however did not make it out of the group stages.[59] Pune then played their firstI-League match under Snoei on 21 September 2013 againstMohammedan at theSalt Lake Stadium in which Pune won the match 3–1 thanks to a double from Fabiani and a goal from Meyer.[60] Then, on 29 January 2014, Pune played their first ever international club match when they took on Vietnamese sideHanoi T&T in the2014 AFC Champions League qualifier first round at the Balewadi Sports Complex. The club however suffered a 3–0 defeat in that match, meaning that they would have to play in the2014 AFC Cup that season.[61] In2014 Durand Cup, held from 20 October to 8 November inGoa, Pune lost 1–0 toSalgaocar SC in final and finished as runners-up.[62][63][64]

A month later, Pune FC participated in the2014 Bhutan King's Cup[65] and facedAssam State Electricity Board in their last group stage match.Thongkhosiem Haokip scored a hat-trick as Pune booked their place into the semi-finals with a 5–0 victory.[66][67][68] Then they defeatedMohun Bagan AC through penalty-shootout and reached to the final, in which, they lost 1–0 to Bangladeshi outfitSheikh Jamal Dhanmondi.[69]

Rivalry

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Pune FC used to have a rivalry with fellowMaharashtra-based clubMumbai FC, with whom it contested the "Maha derby".[70][71] Both the teams faced each other in yearly competitions likeI-League andMDFA Elite League.[72]

Disbanding the club

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Pune FC enjoyed their best ever campaign during the2012–13 season,[73][74] in which they became runners-up. Later in May 2015, ahead of the2015–16 I-League season, the club was dissolved due to financial crisis.[75][76][77][78] Meanwhile, their academy was purchased by the erstwhileISL sideFC Pune City.[79]

On 26 August 2016, it was announced thatFC Pune City of theIndian Super League had taken over the Pune FC Academy and will rebrand it under their name.[80]

Stadium

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Main article:Balewadi Sports Complex
The Balewadi Sports Complex during a match betweenIndia andVietnam on 8 October 2010.

Since Pune made their debut in theI-League, they have always played at theBalewadi Sports Complex,[81][82] which is located inBalewadi,[83] a suburb ofPune.[84][85] The stadium was also the site of the2008 Commonwealth Youth Games.[86] The club also used the stadium as their home ground for continental tournaments likeAFC Cup, andAFC Champions League play-offs.[87]

The club also trained on the outskirts of Pune in an area called Mamurdi on their own training ground.[88] For a season, they usedSt. Vincent's High School football ground for training, which is located in Pune.[89]

St. Vincent's High School football ground in Pune.

Ownership

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Pune FC was owned overall by the Ashok Piramal Group.[90][91][92] Peninsula Land Limited CEO Nandan Piramal was last chairman of the club.[93][94]

Kit manufacturers and shirt sponsors

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PeriodKit manufacturerShirt sponsor
2007–2015Adidas[95]Peninsula[96]
2015–20167070 Sports

Academy & youth

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Main article:Pune F.C. Academy

Since their inception in 2007, Pune FC operated its U14, U17 and U19 youth teams.[97][98][99][100][101][102] Club's U15 and U17 teams were briefly managed by Norbert Gonsalvez andGift Raikhan between 2008 and 2011.[103]

On 23 June 2011, it was announced that the club would open an academy at the U20 level, thus becoming the firstI-League team to do so, and they later competed inU19 I-League.[104][105][106][10][107] The academy was fully known as Peninsula Pune Football Club Academy (PPFCA),[108][109] and produced numerous Indian talents.[110] They are also one time runner-up in 2012 edition of Kedari Redekar Football Cup.[111] Clubs 'A' team competed in Pune District Football Association League.[112] In youth football leagues, the club also shared rivalry with Mumbai FC.[113]

Notable players

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Main article:List of Pune FC players
See also:Category:Pune FC players

Foreign players

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This list comprises foreign players who either represented their respective countries in international level before or after playing forPune FC or played for the club in matches ofI-League.

Managerial history

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As of 17 February 2014
NameNationalityFromToPWDLGFGAWin%Honours
Stewart Hall England2008[140]UnknownNone
Bernard McNally Northern Ireland2008[141]UnknownNone
Stewart Hall England2009[140]952296055.56None
Derrick Pereira IndiaMay 2009[142]May 2013104483224167110046.15None
Mike Snoei NetherlandsJuly 2013[143]May 2014196672124031.58None
Karim Bencherifa MoroccoJuly 2014[144]May 2015166552120037.50

Last technical staff

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Mike Snoei was the manager of Pune F.C. during the 2013–2014 season.[145]
As of October 2013.[146]
PositionName
Head coachMoroccoKarim Bencherifa
Assistant coachIndiaGift Raikhan
PhysiotherapistIndia Tariq Shaikh
Fitness coachIndia Sridhar Krishnamurthy
Kit managerIndia Prashant Naidu
Academy directorIndia Ranjan Chowdhury
Academy coachIndiaNaushad Moosa

Club honours

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Further information:Category:Pune FC seasons

Domestic

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Invitational

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Junior team

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U17
  • Football Challenge Cup Chandigarh
U20

Performance in AFC competitions

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See also:Indian football clubs in Asian competitions
2014: Qualifying play-off Round 1
2014: Group Stage

Continental record

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TeamPldWDLGFGAGDPts
Hong KongKitchee6411155+1013
MyanmarNay Pyi Taw6222101008
SingaporeTampines Rovers6204916−76[a]
India Pune61321215−36[a]
Source:[157]
Notes:
  1. ^abTiebreakers: Tampines Rovers and Pune were ranked on head-to-head record.

Team records

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Notable wins against foreign teams

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As of matches played 25 November 2014
CompetitionRoundYearOppositionScoreVenueCityRef
IFA ShieldGroup stage2009SenegalAS Douanes2–0Salt Lake StadiumKolkata[158]
AFC CupGroup stage2014Hong KongKitchee2–0Shree Shiv Chhatrapati Sports ComplexPune[159]
Jigme Dorji Wangchuk Memorial Gold CupGroup stage2014NepalManang Marshyangdi2–1Changlimithang StadiumThimphu[160]
Jigme Dorji Wangchuk Memorial Gold CupGroup stage2014BhutanUgyen Academy1–0Changlimithang StadiumThimphu[161]
Jigme Dorji Wangchuk Memorial Gold CupGroup stage2014BangladeshDhaka Abahani2–0Changlimithang StadiumThimphu[162]

League record

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Results of league and cup competitions by season
SeasonDivisionPWDLFAPtsPosFederation CupDurand CupAFC CupCompetitionResultNameGoals
LeagueAsiaTop goalscorer
2008IL252128673rd, Group A—————Nigeria Emeka Ogbonna4
2009IL2952296174th—————IndiaJeje Lalpekhlua3
2009–10I–League26101243823423rdGroup————BrazilEdmar Figueira14
2010–11I–League269983227365thGroupGroup———GuineaMandjou Keita11
2011–12I–League2613764434465thGroupSemi-finals———GuineaMandjou Keita14
2012–13I–League2614465326522nd[163]GroupGroup———South SudanJames Moga16
2013–14I–League247895326297thGroupGroupGroup——NetherlandsRiga Mustapha7
2014–15I–League208573028295thGroupRunners-up———IndiaThongkhosiem Haokip7

See also

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Portals:

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