The report says Lakshya built an unassailable lead through sustained finishing, scoring six times while conceding only once. A five-goal winning margin in a final points to a performance that was decisive rather than merely controlled.
Poojitha reportedly opened the scoring and added another goal before half-time. Renuka and Aruna also scored twice each, underlining the depth of Lakshya’s attacking threat rather than leaving the result dependent on one player.
For Hyderabad Football Academy, Ira scored the only goal, but the response was not enough to slow Lakshya’s momentum.
The final was the clearest stage for Poojitha, but her impact reportedly stretched across the competition. She finished as the tournament’s top scorer with 12 goals, a total that gives the title a clear individual focal point.
That scoring return matters because it shows sustained production over the tournament, not simply one decisive performance. Poojitha’s two goals in the final then provided the finishing touch to a campaign in which Lakshya consistently found attacking solutions.
The academy also reportedly collected individual recognition alongside the team trophy, reinforcing the scale of its success in Hyderabad.
The report says the competition featured eight teams across a weekend programme, making Lakshya’s final scoreline an especially emphatic conclusion. The next test will be maintaining that attacking rhythm when opponents are better prepared for Poojitha and the academy’s forward players.
The next tournament will reveal whether this was a single dominant weekend or the start of a longer period of success for Lakshya Football Academy.