We turn Ghaziabad's government schools into football clubs — kits, crests, leagues, and a pathway from the schoolyard to the state trial. Follow a team for free, or back one with a few hundred rupees.
Every rupee below is buy-in from someone who wanted a stake in a team — shoes, jerseys, transport, medals. Here's exactly where we stand, a week out.
Photos from every edition, all in one rotating wall.
Clippings and coverage from local media.
Follow a team for free and get real updates from match day. Or back one with money, from ₹500 upward, and see exactly what it pays for. Either way, you pick the team.
No cost, ever. You get match updates and standings, and you tell a 13-year-old someone outside their school is watching.
Covers a jersey or a pair of boots for one player, or a matchday's transport for an established team.
Covers transport, refreshments, and referee fees for an entire team's matchday.
Covers a full season of jerseys for a starting eleven.
Browse the crests, or let us pick one for you.
Every team here plays under Stepover Academy year-round. More crests join this wall every week.
Every adopter here chose a team and backed it. This wall grows every time someone commits.
We're building the Korean and Japanese school-sport model for Indian government schools — a replicable, cluster-based pipeline from the schoolyard to the state trial. Ghaziabad is the proof of concept. Brands who back it early get visibility inside a story that's only going to get bigger.
Edition Two gave Madhuban Bapudham School its first-ever girls' government school football team — and a tournament to play it in.
