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Not to be confused with [Delhi FC](/source/Delhi_FC).

**Sporting Club Delhi** is an Indian professional [football](/source/Association_football) club based in [New Delhi](/source/New_Delhi). The club competes in the [Indian Super League](/source/Indian_Super_League) (ISL), the top flight of [Indian football](/source/Football_in_India). It was formerly based in [Hyderabad](/source/Hyderabad), [Telangana](/source/Telangana) as *Hyderabad FC* and played their home matches at the [G.M.C Balayogi Athletic Stadium](/source/G.M.C_Balayogi_Athletic_Stadium), [Gachibowli](/source/Gachibowli).[1][2] It was founded on 27 August 2019, and began their first professional season from [2019–20](/source/2019%E2%80%9320_Indian_Super_League). Ahead the [2025–26 ISL](/source/2025%E2%80%9326_Indian_Super_League) the club rebranded as *Sporting Club Delhi*, and relocated to its base in New Delhi. The club is owned and operated by Delhi based B.C. Jindal Group.

On 16 June 2020, German club [Borussia Dortmund](/source/Borussia_Dortmund) entered a grassroots development partnership with Hyderabad.[3] They played their inaugural match on 25 October 2019, suffering a 0–5 defeat to [ATK](/source/ATK_(football_club)). The club completed their first season in the ISL in the 10th place, failing to qualify for the [playoffs](/source/2020_Indian_Super_League_playoffs). The club won their first and only ISL title in the [2021–22 ISL season](/source/2021%E2%80%9322_Indian_Super_League), defeating [Kerala Blasters](/source/Kerala_Blasters_FC) 3–1 on penalties in the [final](/source/2022_Indian_Super_League_final).[4]

## History

### Formation

In February 2019, it was reported that [Indian Super League](/source/Indian_Super_League) side *[FC Pune City](/source/FC_Pune_City)* were struggling financially and that their owners were looking to sell the club.[5] The club reportedly were behind on paying players and had also attempted to discuss merging with local rivals [Mumbai City](/source/Mumbai_City_FC).[5] After the [2018–19](/source/2019%E2%80%9320_Indian_Super_League) season, Pune City released all their players and participated in the [Super Cup](/source/2019_Indian_Super_Cup) using academy players.[6]

On 26 August 2019, it was reported that Pune City had disbanded and that the former [Kerala Blasters](/source/Kerala_Blasters_FC) [CEO](/source/Chief_executive_officer) Varun Tripuraneni had bought a majority stake in the club.[7] Neither then Pune City CEO Gaurav Modwel or Tripuraneni confirmed the reports. However, the next day, on 27 August 2019, it was announced that *Hyderabad FC* would replace Pune City for the [2019–20](/source/2019%E2%80%9320_Indian_Super_League) season, with Tripuraneni and businessman Vijay Madduri buying the ownership rights to the team.[8] The club's branding and first kits were then revealed prior to their first season on 29 September 2019.[9]

On 2 September 2024, Jindal Football Pvt. Ltd., under the ambit of the BC Jindal Group, announced the acquisition of the sporting license of the club.[10] In October 2025, the club announced shifting its base from Hyderabad to New Delhi. The club is also rebranded as *Sporting Club Delhi*.[11] The rebranded club played its first match in the [2025–26 AIFF Super Cup](/source/2025%E2%80%9326_AIFF_Super_Cup).[12]

### As Hyderabad

#### Inaugural season

On 29 August 2019, it was announced that [Phil Brown](/source/Phil_Brown_(footballer,_born_1959)), the last head coach of [Pune City](/source/FC_Pune_City), would be the first head coach for Hyderabad.[13] In late September, just before the start of the [2019–20](/source/2019%E2%80%9320_Indian_Super_League) season, it was revealed that Hyderabad had signed almost every player from Pune City's final squad.[14]

The club played their first ever match on 25 October 2019 against [ATK](/source/ATK_(football_club)) at the [Salt Lake Stadium](/source/Salt_Lake_Stadium). They were defeated 0–5 in a match which Brown described as "not our usual standards".[15] Hyderabad then succumbed to defeat again in their second match against [Jamshedpur](/source/Jamshedpur_FC). [Marcelinho](/source/Marcelinho_Leite_Pereira) scored the first goal for the club's history but could not prevent his side's 1–3 defeat.[16] The club finally earned their first victory in their third match on 2 November 2019 against the [Kerala Blasters](/source/Kerala_Blasters_FC). This was also Hyderabad's first home match. Goals from [Marko Stanković](/source/Marko_Stankovi%C4%87) and Marcelinho helped Hyderabad to a 2–1 victory.[17]

On 11 January 2020, with the club in last place in the table, with just one victory and two draws from 12 matches, Brown and the club decided to part ways.[18] Former [India](/source/India_national_football_team) international [Mehrajuddin Wadoo](/source/Mehrajuddin_Wadoo) took over as caretaker for one match before assistant coach [Xavier Gurri López](/source/Xavier_Gurri_L%C3%B3pez) became interim coach for the rest of the season.[19][20] The club finished their season with a 5–1 victory over [NorthEast United](/source/NorthEast_United_FC) on 20 February 2020.[21] Overall, the club finished the season in last place and failed to qualify for the [ISL playoffs](/source/2020_Indian_Super_League_playoffs).[22]

#### 2020–21 season

Ahead of the [2020–21 Indian Super League](/source/2020%E2%80%9321_Indian_Super_League) season, Hyderabad appointed [Manolo Márquez](/source/Manolo_M%C3%A1rquez) as their head coach[23] after [Albert Roca](/source/Albert_Roca) mutually parted ways with the club when he was approached by [FC Barcelona](/source/FC_Barcelona) to become their fitness coach.[24]

Hyderabad FC began their second competitive season on 23 November with a win against [Odisha FC](/source/Odisha_FC).[25] After struggling early in the season, the team made a decent comeback, as they had an unbeaten run which lasted for 12 matches. They managed to get 29 points from 20 games, which includes six wins, three losses and eleven draws. Their last game against [FC Goa](/source/FC_Goa) became crucial for them as they needed a win to qualify into the playoffs. After having a goalless draw against Goa, Hyderabad narrowly missed the play-offs as they finished 5th in the league table.[26][27]

#### 2021–22 season

In their third season of the [Indian Super League](/source/Indian_Super_League), Hyderabad FC won their maiden cup title on March 20, 2022 in Margao, Goa. They beat [Kerala Blasters](/source/Kerala_Blasters_FC) 3-1 on penalties after the match finished 1-1 after extra time.

Hyderabad FC goalkeeper Laxmikant Kattimani saved four penalties in the shootout, including one that was retaken after being saved initially.[28]

#### 2022–23 season

In their fourth season of the [Indian Super League](/source/Indian_Super_League), Hyderabad FC finished 2nd in the table to directly qualify for the Semi-Final and avoiding Knockout match.[29] They went on to lose to [ATK Mohun Bagan](/source/Mohun_Bagan_Super_Giant) in a 2 legged semifinal.

#### 2023–24 season

Ahead of the [2023–24 Indian Super League](/source/2023%E2%80%9324_Indian_Super_League) season, Hyderabad appointed [Conor Nestor](/source/Conor_Nestor) as their first team coach who will become their head coach once he acquires his [UEFA Pro License](/source/UEFA_coaching_licences), after [Manolo Márquez](/source/Manolo_M%C3%A1rquez) mutually parted ways with the club. Until then, [Thangboi Singto](/source/Thangboi_Singto) will act as the head coach and [Shameel Chembakath](/source/Shameel_Chembakath) will act as his assistant.[30]

The club also confirmed the departures of [Odei Onaindia](/source/Odei_Onaindia), [Borja Herrera](/source/Borja_Herrera), [Akash Mishra](/source/Akash_Mishra), [Joel Chianese](/source/Joel_Chianese), [Halicharan Narzary](/source/Halicharan_Narzary) and [Javier Siverio](/source/Javier_Siverio). Afterwards, [Jonathan Moya](/source/Jonathan_Moya), [Joe Knowles](/source/Joe_Knowles), [Petteri Pennanen](/source/Petteri_Pennanen) and [Felipe Amorim](/source/Felipe_Amorim) became the high profile incomings.[31]

On 3 May 2023, [Mohun Bagan SG](/source/Mohun_Bagan_Super_Giant) were confirmed [2023–24 AFC Cup](/source/2023%E2%80%9324_AFC_Cup) preliminary round slot after a 3–1 win via penalties over Hyderabad FC. In their 3rd appearance in the [Durand Cup](/source/Durand_Cup) group stages, they finished second in group E, behind [Chennaiyin FC](/source/Chennaiyin_FC), and above [Delhi FC](/source/Delhi_FC) and [Tribhuvan Army](/source/Nepal_Army_F.C.). They beat Tribhuvan Army 3–0, lost to Chennaiyin 1-3 and drew with Delhi FC 1-1 in their campaign.[32] They finished 5th out of the six 2nd placed teams and hence, couldn't qualify for the [knockout stage](/source/2023_Durand_Cup).[33]

### As Sporting Delhi

#### 2025–26 season

After the [Durand Cup](/source/2025_Durand_Cup), and prior to the [Super Cup](/source/2025%E2%80%9326_AIFF_Super_Cup) on 6 October 2025, the club annoucned it would be relocated to [New Delhi](/source/New_Delhi), the home of their owners. They will be branded as *Sporting Club Delhi*.

On 15 February 2026, Sporting Club Delhi played its first [Indian Super League](/source/Indian_Super_League) match against [Bengaluru FC](/source/Bengaluru_FC), which they lost 2-0.[34]

## Crest

### Previous brand logo

The team colours and logo for Hyderabad were unveiled on 21 September 2019.[35] The club colours were yellow and black. According to the club, the logo was titled "Reliving Hyderabad's Football Legacy" and was meant to represent [Hyderabad](/source/Hyderabad) and the city's heritage.[35] The logo featured the minarets from the [Charminar](/source/Charminar) in the city and [Koh-i-Noor](/source/Koh-i-Noor) diamonds.[36] According to Hyderabad co-owner Vijay Madduri, the logo was "inspired from the city's history". Madduri hoped that HFC would be "a great boost for the sport in the region" and could give "a boost to the legacy that is already present in the city's history and roots."[36]

### Rebranded crest

As Hyderabad FC rebranded to Sporting Club Delhi, the club launched its crest on 18 October 2025. The new logo consists of a stylized [Phoenix](/source/Phoenix_(mythology)), a mythical bird that rises from the flames. Dhruv Sood, the club's CEO, said that the new identity will highlight "[Delhi](/source/Delhi) rising from the ashes in the absence of professional football in the city and the region."[37] He also added, "With this move, the capital city, which once had a thriving football culture and stood at the heart of Indian football, will return to the top-tier of Indian football leagues with its own club."[12]

### Kit manufacturers and shirt sponsors

Period Kit manufacturer Principal sponsor Back sponsor Chest sponsor Sleeve sponsor 2019–20 Reyaur[38] Jai Raj Steel Penna Cement 2020–21 T10 Sports Andslite[39] Polyhose[40] Vijay Sales[41] The Good Sport Company[42] 2021–22 Hummel[43] DafaNews[44] Hello Eggs 2022–23 Stake News[45] Spartek Pallavi Schools 2023–24 2024–25 Jindal Continental Hospitals 2025–26 SIX5SIX Universal Sompo General Insurance NIIT

## Stadium

The club played their home matches as Hyderabad FC at the [G.M.C Balayogi Athletic Stadium](/source/G._M._C._Balayogi_Athletic_Stadium), located in the Hyderabad suburb of [Gachibowli](/source/Gachibowli).[46] As the club rebranded as Sporting Club Delhi, it changed its base to [New Delhi](/source/New_Delhi). It is exploring the option of sharing [Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium](/source/Jawaharlal_Nehru_Stadium,_Delhi) with [Punjab FC](/source/Punjab_FC) for the [2025–26 season](/source/2025%E2%80%9326_in_Indian_football) along with making [Ambedkar Stadium](/source/Ambedkar_Stadium) as their home ground in the long run.[37]

## Supporters

In a very short period of time the club, as Hyderabad FC, managed to get local support from the city fans. In their first home match against [Kerala Blasters](/source/Kerala_Blasters), more than 14,000 people came to support the club which they won by 2-1. *Deccan Legion* was active fan group of Hyderabad FC.[47] However, as time passed by the local support reduced, even after the club performed and crowned as the [Indian Super League](/source/Indian_Super_League) cup winners in [2021–22 season](/source/2021%E2%80%9322_Indian_Super_League). The crowd support declined so much that the average attendance fell short to mere 7,195 in the [2023–24 season](/source/2023%E2%80%9324_Indian_Super_League).[48]

## Ownership

The founding owners of Hyderabad FC were Vijay Madduri and Varun Tripuraneni. Madduri, then the chief executive officer of the [Hyderabad](/source/Hyderabad)-based company Incessant Technologies, said that he was looking forward to his "significant role in developing football in the state, reviving its past glory".[49] Tripuraneni is the former CEO of the [Kerala Blasters](/source/Kerala_Blasters_FC), another [Indian Super League](/source/Indian_Super_League) side. In August 2019, it was announced that Hyderabad would replace a financially struggled [Pune City](/source/Pune_City) for the [2019–20](/source/2019%E2%80%9320_Indian_Super_League) season, with Tripuraneni and Madduri buying the ownership rights of the disbanded club.[5][8] During the club's announcement, Tripuraneni said "It is a proud moment for me, to be co-owner of Hyderabad FC. Hyderabad is a city with great football culture. I look forward to working with key stakeholders and building a strong foundation for the club, which will eventually contribute to society and do the city proud. Our immediate task is to prepare for the new season".[49]

In October 2019, the club announced prominent [Telugu](/source/Telugu_language) actor [Rana Daggubati](/source/Rana_Daggubati) as a new stakeholder in the club, became a co-owner along with Madduri and Tripuraneni.[50] After acquiring ownership, Daggubati stated "Hyderabad has a great legacy with the sport. This team, therefore, is a chance to rekindle that legacy."[51]

On 2 September 2024, Jindal Football Pvt. Ltd. under the ambit of the Delhi based B.C. Jindal Group, announced the acquisition of the sporting license of the club. This acquisition marks the BC Jindal Group’s first venture into the Indian sports ecosystem.[10] In October 2025, the club announced shifting its base from Hyderabad to New Delhi. The club is also rebranded as *Sporting Club Delhi*.[11]

## Players

### First-team squad

[52][53]

### Former players

Main article: [List of SC Delhi players](/source/List_of_SC_Delhi_players)

### Reserves

Main article: [SC Delhi Reserves and Academy](/source/SC_Delhi_Reserves_and_Academy)

## Personnel

### Final technical staff

*As of 18 October 2025*

Position Name Head coach Tomasz Tchórz Assistant coach Suraj Pillai Goalkeeping coach Luis Mario Aguiar Head of analysis Shrivatsa Joglekar Strength & conditioning coach Pushpendra Singh Kushwaha Kit manager Prashant Naidu

## Records and statistics

### Head coaches record

Name Nationality From To P W D L GF GA Win% Phil Brown 29 August 2019[54] 11 January 2020[55] Mehrajuddin Wadoo (caretaker) 11 January 2020[56] 24 January 2020[20] Xavier Gurri López (interim) 24 January 2020[20] 1 June 2020[57] Albert Roca 1 June 2020[57] 29 August 2020[58] Manolo Márquez 31 August 2020[59] 31 May 2023[60] Thangboi Singto 7 July 2023[60] 18 December 2024[61] Shameel Chembakath 18 December 2024[62] 31 May 2025 Tomasz Tchórz 18 October 2025[37] present

### Team records

#### Most appearances

Rank Player Appearances[63] 1 Jongte 74 2 Nikhil Poojary 64 3 Akash Mishra 57 4 Chinglensana Singh 54 João Victor 54 6 Laxmikant Kattimani 51 7 Asish Rai 48 8 Sahil Tavora 45 Joel Chianese 45 10 Halicharan Narzary 43

#### Most goals

Rank Player Goals[63] 1 Bartholomew Ogbeche 28 2 Javier Siverio 12 João Victor 12 4 Aridane Santana 10 Joel Chianese 10 6 Halicharan Narzary 9 7 Marcelinho 7 8 Bobô 5 Mohammad Yasir 5

## Honours

- **[Indian Super League](/source/Indian_Super_League)** - Champions (1): [2021–22](/source/2021%E2%80%9322_Indian_Super_League) (as *Hyderabad FC*)

## Club's affiliated history

Since rebranding as SC Delhi, the club is not affiliated to any other club. The following clubs are with which *Hyderabad* was affiliated to:

- [Borussia Dortmund](/source/Borussia_Dortmund) (2020–2025)[64][65][66][67]
- [Marbella FC](/source/Marbella_FC) (2020–2025)[68]

## See also

- [SC Delhi Reserves and Academy](/source/SC_Delhi_Reserves_and_Academy)

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## External links

- [Official website](https://scdelhi.in/)
- [Hyderabad FC](https://www.indiansuperleague.com/clubs/1536-hyderabad-fc-profile) at the [Indian Super League](/source/Indian_Super_League) official website
- [Hyderabad FC](https://www.the-aiff.com/club/13371) at the [AIFF](/source/All_India_Football_Federation) official website

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