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The 57th Santosh Trophy was played from 1 November 2001 till 17 November 2001 in
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, Maharashtra. The Santosh Trophy is an annual Indian football tournament which is contested by states and government institutions. The first winners were
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, who also lead the all-time winners list with 31 titles till date. The 58th Santosh Trophy was held in Mumbai, Maharashtra. Thirty-two teams from all over the country, representing numerous states intended to take part in the national state championships but six teams pulled out. At the final
Kerala Kerala ( ; ) is a state on the Malabar Coast of India. It was formed on 1 November 1956, following the passage of the States Reorganisation Act, by combining Malayalam-speaking regions of the erstwhile regions of Cochin, Malabar, South ...
won 3–2, on a
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scored by Abdul Hakkim during extra time against
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.


Qualifying rounds


Cluster I

* Meghalaya & Sikkim have pulled out 01-Nov-01: Services 11–0 Rajasthan 6,?_Saroj_Gurung,_19,?,?_VK_Mishra.html" ;"title="Saroj_Gurung.html" ;"title="6,? Saroj Gurung">6,? Saroj Gurung, 19,?,? VK Mishra">Saroj_Gurung.html" ;"title="6,? Saroj Gurung">6,? Saroj Gurung, 19,?,? VK Mishra, 21,?,? Sajith Kumar, Amit Aich, Irudaya Raj, Semingthang]
03-Nov-01: Rajasthan 2–5 Services [R: 27 Dilip Singh, 81 Ashfaq Qureshi; S: 46 Amar Thapa, 48 Preetam Bahadur, 60 Irudaya Raj, 67,69 Sajith Kumar]


Cluster II

01-Nov-01: Manipur 7–0 Himachal Pradesh 6_F_Stephen_Hamar,_19,46,71_Nilakumar_Singh.html" ;"title="Stephen_Hamar.html" ;"title="6 F Stephen Hamar">6 F Stephen Hamar, 19,46,71 Nilakumar Singh">Stephen_Hamar.html" ;"title="6 F Stephen Hamar">6 F Stephen Hamar, 19,46,71 Nilakumar Singh, 29 Manglemjao Singh, 66 Tiken Singh, 70 Rohen Singh]
03-Nov-01: Haryana 7–1 Himachal Pradesh [H: 7 Virender Singh (footballer), Virender Singh (own goal), 34,80 Manish Sharma (cricketer, born 1981), Manish Sharma, 20,38,61 Ranbir Singh (football), Ranbir Singh, ? Sate Singh; HP: 42 Neeraj Kumar]
05-Nov-01: Manipur 3–0 Haryana 4_Mangalem_Jao,_19_L_Tiken_Singh,_82_F_Stephen_Hamar.html" ;"title="Mangalem_Jao.html" ;"title="4 Mangalem Jao">4 Mangalem Jao, 19 L Tiken Singh, 82 F Stephen Hamar">Mangalem_Jao.html" ;"title="4 Mangalem Jao">4 Mangalem Jao, 19 L Tiken Singh, 82 F Stephen Hamar


Cluster III

* Mizoram & Nagaland have pulled out 04-Nov-01: Andhra Pradesh 0–4 Indian Railways [30 Partha Mitra, 39 Manjinder Singh, 51,57 Asif Jamal]
06-Nov-01: Andhra Pradesh 1–0 Indian Railways [45 Prakash Rao]


Cluster IV

02-Nov-01: Punjab 4–0 Tripura [10 Sukhjit Singh (footballer), Sukhjit Singh, 26 J Joseph, 66,89 Jaswinder Singh]
04-Nov-01: Uttar Pradesh 5–2 Tripura :_38,44,63_Afroz_Ahmed,_87,91_Manmeet_Singh.html" ;"title="Afroz_Ahmed.html" ;"title=": 38,44,63 Afroz Ahmed">: 38,44,63 Afroz Ahmed, 87,91 Manmeet Singh">Afroz_Ahmed.html" ;"title=": 38,44,63 Afroz Ahmed">: 38,44,63 Afroz Ahmed, 87,91 Manmeet Singh; T: 25,? Kiran Chetri]
06-Nov-01: Uttar Pradesh 0–4 Punjab [24 Sukhjit Singh, 32,89 Gurjit Singh (footballer), Gurjit Singh, 70 Hardip Singh Saini]


Cluster V

* Andaman&Nicobar Islands has pulled out 01-Nov-01: Madhya Pradesh 4–1 Pondicherry :_Dharmendra_Khare,_2xV_Shibu,_Rahamat_Baig.html" ;"title="Dharmendra_Khare.html" ;"title=": Dharmendra Khare">: Dharmendra Khare, 2xV Shibu, Rahamat Baig">Dharmendra_Khare.html" ;"title=": Dharmendra Khare">: Dharmendra Khare, 2xV Shibu, Rahamat Baig; P: S Newton]
03-Nov-01: Madhya Pradesh 0–2 Assam [64 Subir Goswami, 77 Birjab Moshahary]
05-Nov-01: Pondicherry 0–4 Assam [20 Tiaakum Ao, 32 Sandipan Chakravorty, 76 Pabitra Langsung, 85 Kamakhya Basumatary]


Cluster VI

01-Nov-01: Karnataka 7–1 Jammu&Kashmir :_6,43,63_Xavier_Vijaykumar,_23_Sheikh_Sanjib.html" ;"title="Xavier_Vijaykumar.html" ;"title=": 6,43,63 Xavier Vijaykumar">: 6,43,63 Xavier Vijaykumar, 23 Sheikh Sanjib">Xavier_Vijaykumar.html" ;"title=": 6,43,63 Xavier Vijaykumar">: 6,43,63 Xavier Vijaykumar, 23 Sheikh Sanjib, 27 Dayanand, 45 Rajendra Prasad, 80 S Sunil; J: 48 Deepak Sagral]
03-Nov-01: Daman&Diu 1–5 Jammu&Kashmir [D: Dinesh Dhano; J: 14 Shabbir Ahmed (cricketer), Shabbir Ahmed, Irshad Ahmed, Deepak Sangram, Rajesh Kumar, Ijaz Ahmed]
05-Nov-01: Karnataka 10–0 Daman&Diu 1,45,61_S_Sunil,_66_Sheikh_Sanjib,_70,78,80_Gopi,_Dayanand,_Xavier_Vijaykumar,_89_Saravana_Lokesh.html" ;"title="Gopi.html" ;"title="1,45,61 S Sunil, 66 Sheikh Sanjib, 70,78,80 Gopi">1,45,61 S Sunil, 66 Sheikh Sanjib, 70,78,80 Gopi, Dayanand, Xavier Vijaykumar, 89 Saravana Lokesh">Gopi.html" ;"title="1,45,61 S Sunil, 66 Sheikh Sanjib, 70,78,80 Gopi">1,45,61 S Sunil, 66 Sheikh Sanjib, 70,78,80 Gopi, Dayanand, Xavier Vijaykumar, 89 Saravana Lokesh]


Cluster VII

* Arunachal Pradesh has pulled out 02-Nov-01: Delhi 1–2 Orissa [D: 90 Ravinder Singh (footballer), Ravinder Singh; O: 44 Saroj Kantha Patnaik, 50 Ranjit Kaudi]
04-Nov-01: Orissa 1–1 Chandigarh :_67_Saroj_Kantha_Patnaik;_C:_5_Gurminder_Singh.html" ;"title="Gurminder_Singh.html" ;"title=": 67 Saroj Kantha Patnaik; C: 5 Gurminder Singh">: 67 Saroj Kantha Patnaik; C: 5 Gurminder Singh">Gurminder_Singh.html" ;"title=": 67 Saroj Kantha Patnaik; C: 5 Gurminder Singh">: 67 Saroj Kantha Patnaik; C: 5 Gurminder Singhbr> 06-Nov-01: Delhi 5–0 Chandigarh [?,54,61 Praveen Arora, 74 Manish Kumar, 90 Aziz Santra]


Cluster VIII

* Tamil Nadu move on by a toss of a coin 02-Nov-01: Tamil Nadu 1–1 Gujarat [T: 89 Syed Shabir Pasha: G: 67 Ranjit Sisodia]
04-Nov-01: Bihar 1–2 Gujarat Naveen_Kumar.html" ;"title=": 10 Naveen Kumar (footballer), Naveen Kumar">: 10 Naveen Kumar; G: 1 Rajeev_Karir,_59_Rajesh_Tadvibr> 06-Nov-01:_Tamil_Nadu_____2–1_Bihar_ Rajeev_Karir,_59_Rajesh_Tadvibr> 06-Nov-01:_Tamil_Nadu_____2–1_Bihar_[T:_21_Kulothungan">Rajesh_Tadvi.html"_;"title="Rajeev_Karir,_59_Rajesh_Tadvi">Rajeev_Karir,_59_Rajesh_Tadvibr> 06-Nov-01:_Tamil_Nadu_____2–1_Bihar_[T:_21_Kulothungan,_58_Mohammed_Islam_(football).html" ;"title=":_21_Kulothungan.html" ;"title="Rajesh_Tadvi.html" ;"title="Rajeev Karir, 59 Rajesh Tadvi">Rajeev Karir, 59 Rajesh Tadvibr> 06-Nov-01: Tamil Nadu 2–1 Bihar [T: 21 Kulothungan">Rajesh_Tadvi.html" ;"title="Rajeev Karir, 59 Rajesh Tadvi">Rajeev Karir, 59 Rajesh Tadvibr> 06-Nov-01: Tamil Nadu 2–1 Bihar [T: 21 Kulothungan, 58 Mohammed Islam (football)">Mohammed Islam; B: 15 Naveen Kumar]


Quarterfinal League


Group A

07-Nov-01: Kerala 5–2 Assam [K: 2,89 Sylvester Ignatius, 20 Abdul Hakkim, 50,90
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; A: 60 Subir Goswami, 72 Tiakkum Ao]
09-Nov-01: Orissa 0–3 Assam 3_Tiaakum_Ao,_37,53_Birjab_Moshahary.html" ;"title="Birjab_Moshahary.html" ;"title="3 Tiaakum Ao, 37,53 Birjab Moshahary">3 Tiaakum Ao, 37,53 Birjab Moshahary">Birjab_Moshahary.html" ;"title="3 Tiaakum Ao, 37,53 Birjab Moshahary">3 Tiaakum Ao, 37,53 Birjab Moshaharybr> 11-Nov-01: Kerala 3–1 Orissa [K: 23 Abdul Naushad, 78,90 Asif Saheer; O: 51 Saroj Das]


Group B

07-Nov-01: Karnataka 0–0 Bengal
09-Nov-01: Tamil Nadu 2–2 Karnataka [T: 8 Sureshkumar, 36 Syed Sabir Pasha; K: 48 Sheikh Sanjeeb, 90 AS Firoze]
11-Nov-01: Tamil Nadu 1–0 Bengal 0 P Muthu


Group C

08-Nov-01: Maharashtra 3–1 Services 4,77_Narender_Meetei,_82_Nitin_Shetty.html" ;"title="Narender_Meetei.html" ;"title="4,77 Narender Meetei">4,77 Narender Meetei, 82 Nitin Shetty">Narender_Meetei.html" ;"title="4,77 Narender Meetei">4,77 Narender Meetei, 82 Nitin Shetty; S: 41 Saroj Gurung]
10-Nov-01: Services 0–3 Indian Railways [31,85 Kasif Jamal, 87 Adil Ansari]
12-Nov-01: Maharashtra 1–1 Indian Railways [M: 3 S Venkatesh; I: 6 Manjinder Singh]


Group D

08-Nov-01: Manipur 0–1 Goa 0_Levy_Coelho.html" ;"title="Levy_Coelho.html" ;"title="0 Levy Coelho">0 Levy Coelho">Levy_Coelho.html" ;"title="0 Levy Coelho">0 Levy Coelhobr> 10-Nov-01: Manipur 0–4 Punjab [37,56 Ram Pal, 70 Hardip Singh Saini, 82 Gurjit Singh]
12-Nov-01: Punjab 0–1 Goa [51 Jose Colaco]


Semi-finals

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Final


Statistics

A STATISTICAL WINDOW FOR THE 2001 TOURNAMENT:
Leading scorer: 1. Abdul Hakkim (Kerala) – 7 goals, 2. Asif Saheer (Kerala) List of Awardees:
Fair Play Trophy: Railways & Tamil Nadu


References

*http://www.indianfootball.de/seasons/2001-02st.html {{DEFAULTSORT:Santosh Trophy 2001-02 2001–02 in Indian football 2001–02