List of football clubs in West Bengal

See also: Football in West Bengal, Football in Kolkata, and Football in India

This is a list of football clubs based in the Indian State of West Bengal that compete in the various divisions of Indian and West Bengali football.

List of clubs by leagues

National Leagues (ISL, IL, IL-2, IL-3)

The table below lists all West Bengal clubs in the top eight tiers of the Indian football league system: from the top division (the Indian Super League), down to Tier-4 of Indian football. League status is correct for the 2024–25 season. These clubs also participate in the state league, i.e., Calcutta Premier Division.

Club Founded Stadium Capacity Notes
Indian Super League (1)
Mohun Bagan Super Giant 1889 Salt Lake Stadium 68,000 One of the oldest football clubs of India. Club with most trophies won (263).
East Bengal 1920 Salt Lake Stadium 68,000 East Bengal is the only Indian club to win an international trophy.
Mohammedan 1891 Kishore Bharati Krinangan 12,000 One of the Big Three in Kolkata.
I-League (2)
Diamond Harbour 2020 Naihati Stadium 25,000
I-League 2 (3)
United 1927 Kalyani Stadium 20,000
I-League 3 (4)
Bhawanipore 1910 Rabindra Sarobar 22,000
Calcutta Customs 1892

Calcutta Premier Division

Main article: Calcutta Football League

As of 2022:[1]

CFL 1st Division

As of 2022:[1]

CFL 2nd Division

As of 2022:[1]

  • Coal India FC
  • Jorabagan Club
  • Kalighat Sports Lovers Association
  • New Alipore Suruchi Sangha
  • North Entally UTS
  • Rajasthan Club
  • Ramkrishna SC
  • Taltala Institute
  • The Muslim Institute
  • Town Club
  • Janbazar AC
  • Uttarpally MS
  • Young Bengal SA

CFL 3rd Division

As of 2022:[1]

  • Adamas United Sports Academy
  • Albert SC
  • Alipore SC
  • Bally Protiva Club
  • Batore SC
  • Behala Youth Association
  • Calcutta Gymkhana
  • Cossipore Saraswati Club
  • Garalgacha SC
  • Greer SC
  • Howrah Maniktala SA
  • Kalighat Club
  • Kumartuli Institute
  • M. Milan Samity
  • Sonali Shibir AC
  • Southern AC
  • Tangra FC
  • Victoria SC
  • West Bengal United Club
  • Y.M.S.A

CFL 4th Division

As of 2022:[1]

  • Bata SC
  • Behala ASA
  • Beleghata AC
  • Burnpur United Club
  • Central Calcutta SC
  • Chaitaly Sangha
  • Dakshin Kalikata Sansad
  • Elysium Club
  • International Club
  • Jadavpur Agragami
  • JEFA Jadavpur Association
  • Kalighat FDS Club
  • Kasba Central Club
  • Moitri Sangha
  • Paikpara SC
  • Shyamnagar United Club
  • Sinthee Rasbehari ABM
  • Sporting Union
  • Uttarpara SC
  • White Border Club
  • YMCA (Coll)

CFL 5th Division

As of 2022:[1]

  • Armenian SC
  • Arunoday Club
  • Aurora AA
  • Ballygunge Institute
  • Bani Niketan SC
  • Bagmari Club
  • Beleghata BB
  • Beleghata Friends Union
  • Bengal SC
  • Beniatola Club
  • Beniapukur Institute
  • Buddhist Club
  • Calcutta AC
  • Calcutta Parsee Club
  • Calcutta Rangers Club
  • Calcutta United Club
  • COGS
  • Darjeepara MS
  • Evergreen Club
  • Excelsiors Club
  • Federation Club
  • Garden Reach AC
  • Garden Reach MS
  • Goan Association of Bengal
  • Hastings FC
  • Howrah Town Club
  • Hrishikesh Park Institute
  • India Club
  • IB AC
  • Jugasanti SC
  • Kalighat Milani Club
  • Karbala SC
  • Kolkata Union SC
  • Marcus SC
  • Mei-Kong Ex Std
  • Milan Chakra
  • Mirzapur Union
  • Mitra Sammilani
  • National AC
  • National SC
  • N. Sir Gurudas Institute
  • Nivedita Club
  • Old Friends Union
  • P. Utkal Club
  • Punjab SC
  • Rakhi Sangha
  • RHAC
  • Sarat Samity
  • Saroda Charan AC
  • Shibpur Institute
  • Baranagar Shibsankar SC
  • Shyambazar Club
  • South Folk Club
  • Star SC
  • Subhasdwip SC
  • Tapan Memorial Club
  • Tara Friends Club
  • The Orient Club
  • West Bengal Association of the Deaf
  • YMCA (Chow)
  • YMCA (Well)

List of clubs by name

A

  • Atletico Dé Dumdum Football Club
  • Adamas United Sports Academy
  • Albert SC
  • Alipore SC
  • Aikya Sammilani
  • Army Red
  • Aryan FC

B

C

D


E

F

G

H

I

J

  • Jyotirmoy Athletic Club
  • Jonaki United Students Club

K

M

N

P

R

S

T

U

V

  • Victoria SC

W

Y

See also

Note

  • Clubs playing in higher divisions are not included in the lower divisions

References

  1. ^ a b c d e f "Men's Division". ifawb.org. Archived from the original on 9 October 2022. Retrieved 21 October 2022.
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