The FIFA delegation along with members of the Local Organising Committee visited the Indira Gandhi Athletic International Stadium, and had a comprehensive look at the stadium and the training facilities here on Thursday.Delegates from the football's governing body were satisfied with the conditions in Guwahati.FIFA's Project Lead for U17 Women's World Cup India 2020, Oliver Vogt said that we know the passion of football in the North-East and is confident of repeating the 2017's success."We are very happy to be back after 2017. We know the passion for football in this part of the country, and are confident we will repeat the success of 2017 if Guwahati is picked as a venue for FIFA U17 Women's World Cup next year," Vogt said in an official statement.Tournament Director of the LOC, Roma Khanna said: "It is really good to be back in Guwahati. As we know, this region is bursting with an affinity towards football, as well as talent. We had a fantastic Tournament in 2017, but that was the ..
