Langsa Hill FC finished their tournament on a high, securing 2nd runner-up honors with a spectacular 7–0 victory over Lüshe FC in the third-place playoff — a performance bursting with authority, precision, and pure attacking brilliance at every turn.
From kickoff, Langsa Hill asserted full control, dictating 64 percent of possession and launching attack after attack inside the Lüshe penalty area. It took only 3 minutes for the inevitable breakthrough — Eshong calmly converting to open the scoring and set the tone for what followed.
What unfolded was a showcase of clinical finishing, headlined by Vinato, who delivered a sensational four-goal masterclass. His first came at 30 minutes, before Eshong added his second at 33′ to double the advantage. Vinato then struck again in 38’, sending Langsa into the break with a commanding grip on the match. The second half offered no relief for Lüshe FC. David’s 51’ strike further widened the gap before Vinato completed his extraordinary haul with goals in the 57th and 88th minutes, sealing a scoreline that reflected total dominance on the pitch.
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Despite Lüshe FC’s efforts to remain organized, they struggled to handle Langsa’s movement and intensity — and ultimately could not withstand the constant waves of attack.
With this resounding triumph, Langsa Hill FC conclude the tournament as the 2nd runner-up, proving their quality and character by finishing strongly and showcasing the brand of football that made them one of the most entertaining sides of the competition.
A statement finish. A thunderous result. And a well-deserved podium place for a team built for big moments — Langsa Hill FC walk away with pride, power, and a performance to remember.
Grand Finale fixture:
Headhunters FC vs Dimapur Sporting Club
The closing ceremony will be held on November 6 at 10:30 am.
