It was the sixth match for Gujarat Super League. Vadodara Warriors were ready to enter the battlefield to fight humid weather and a strong team like Saurashtra Spartans. Warriors, led by, Jenish Rana, and Spartans, led by Moinuddin, started off the match with high energy. The battle lasted for 103 minutes.
The first half concluded with a deadlock, as neither side managed to find the back of the net. However, the second half witnessed a dramatic shift in momentum. The team kept persistently trying for a goal and was very close to scoring. The goalkeeper for the Spartans very well saved the attempts. Amidst drum rolls and cheers from the audience, the Warriors kept their Hausla High. Despite their unwavering determination and valiant efforts on the battlefield, as luck would have it, the Warriors had to deal with a self-goal. The team displayed remarkable composure in the face of adversity without being affected by the initial shock, rallying behind their captain who inadvertently scored against his side.
This turn of events altered the course of the game. But it also presented the Vadodara Warriors with an opportunity for reflection and growth. As the final whistle blew and the match concluded, the Warriors may not have emerged victorious on the scoreboard, but they undoubtedly showcased resilience, unity, and courage on the field.
With each match, win or lose, the Warriors are ready to face all the future battles on the football field.
GANDHINAGAR GIANTS 
SAURASHTRA SPARTANS 
AHMEDABAD AVENGERS 
SURAT STRIKERS 
KARNAVATI KNIGHTS