Junior Girls reach the national final
A first for Andhra Pradesh since Independence.
The Junior Girls team reached the final of the Junior Girls Nationals in Jaipur and lost a close final to Goa.
Andhra Pradesh Football Association
Since 2023, APFA has worked towards one goal: making Andhra Pradesh a real force in Indian football. In two years it has built that base through grassroots programmes, competitive leagues and players on the national stage.
Competitions
The AP Super Cup and APFA Legends lead APFA's programme for football in the state. Hover or tap a card to open it.
Eight zonal clubs, one state title and a route into the I-League.
Explore AP Super Cup 02Free under-10 leagues in every district, with teams named after football greats.
Explore APFA Legends 03District teams from across Andhra Pradesh competing for the state title.
Explore Inter Districts 04Football on the sand along the Andhra Pradesh coastline.
Explore Beach FootballSince 2023
In two years APFA has hosted national tournaments, trained match officials and coaches, and seen its women's teams make history.
A first for Andhra Pradesh since Independence.
The Junior Girls team reached the final of the Junior Girls Nationals in Jaipur and lost a close final to Goa.
A second strong run in the same year.
The Sub-Junior Girls team reached the semi-finals of their national championship.
A new club formed by APFA to represent the state.
Tungabhadra FC made its debut in the Indian Women's League 2 and moved on to the next stage after a draw with Delhi and wins over North East and Pondicherry.
Players and staff from the state on the national team.
Anusha is part of the India women's national squad, and Anjali is the manager of the India women's team.
From the President
Elected President of the Andhra Pradesh Football Association on 11 October 2026.
Football for me is not just about winning; it's about uplifting an entire population. Countries with much smaller populations than our state have done it. We seek your help, support, and participation to make this dream come true.
A vision for the future. APFA is committed to transforming football in Andhra Pradesh, from the grassroots to the professional level, by bringing more players into the game, building clear pathways to professional careers and growing a strong fan base.
Press clippings and photos of the President's work will be added here.
Photos from tournaments, visits and meetings.
Links to interviews and media appearances.
Announcements
The Electoral Officer declared all 15 candidates duly elected under the APFA constitution.
Read noticeThe final list of candidates contesting each of the 15 posts.
Read noticeJustice G. Shyam Prasad (Retd.) appointed to supervise and conduct the election.
Read noticeAbout the election
The election filled all 15 seats on the APFA Executive Committee, the body that runs the association.
Under Article 23 of the APFA constitution, the committee is a President, three Vice-Presidents, a Treasurer and ten members. At least two of the ten must be Sportspersons of Outstanding Merit (SOM) and two must come from the State Players' Association (SPA).
At least four of the fifteen must be women, including one Vice-President, one SOM and one SPA representative.
office bearers
committee members
seats held by women
Where the election stands
Form 12, 11 October 2026
Declared duly elected by the Electoral Officer under the APFA constitution, as recorded in Form 12.
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Who votes
The district football associations listed in the annexure to the election notification, subject to finalisation by the Electoral Officer.
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State Players' Association
Two of the ten committee seats are reserved for the State Players' Association, and at least one of them must go to a woman. Any player aged 18 or over can join the SPA by meeting one of these four conditions.
Represented Andhra Pradesh at senior level, men's or women's, at least once.
Played five or more age-group matches for Andhra Pradesh.
Played at least 13 matches for an Andhra Pradesh club in the State Women's League.
Eligible for membership of the AIFF National Players' Association.
The full rules for the State Players' Association are set out in the APFA constitution (PDF).