Predators FC crowned Lami Futsal League champions after six-year journey

Predators FC have claimed their first-ever Lami Futsal League title, completing a six-year journey since joining the competition in 2019.

The championship crowns years of steady growth, persistence and belief within the Lami futsal fraternity. After falling short in previous seasons, Predators FC delivered when it mattered most with a dominant league campaign.

The team lost just one match all season and went unbeaten in Round Two — a decisive phase that ultimately sealed the title.

Their consistency, tactical discipline and hunger set them apart from the rest of the competition.

The title-winning squad included several players with experience at higher levels of Lami futsal, among them Bruce Hughes, Patrick Joseph, Rohil Narayan and Amit Kumar. Their leadership proved crucial in pressure moments as the league reached its closing stages.

Beyond individual performances, Predators FC’s success was built on unity and resilience. Players showed strong commitment and belief, fully aware of what the title meant to the club and its supporters. For many, the victory was a reward for years of loyalty and sacrifice.

The club is managed by Raymond Kumar, whose long-term vision and focus on player development played a key role in the championship run.

“This championship means everything to the players and the club,” Kumar said. “It’s not just about winning the league — it’s about the journey, the sacrifices and the belief we carried for six years. The boys earned this.”

The historic title places Predators FC among Lami Futsal’s elite, with the club now aiming to build on the success in future seasons.