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East Bengal makes history in AFC Women's Champions League

2 sources2 articles First seen 18 hours ago Updated 6 hours ago India Truth score 57

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Summary

The Kolkata team becomes the first Indian club to advance to the knockout stage of the elite competition

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India Today Center Factuality: High IN 6 hours ago
East Bengal secure historic AFC Women's Champions League quarter-finals
East Bengal secure historic AFC Womens Champions League quarterfinals
The Hindu Leans left Factuality: High IN 18 hours ago
East Bengal makes history in AFC Women's Champions League
The Kolkata team becomes the first Indian club to advance to the knockout stage of the elite competition

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Truth score

57/100Limited corroboration

Independent outlets: 2
Source reliability: 76/100
Sides of the spectrum covering it: 2/3
Propaganda risk: 0/100

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Left: 1
Centre: 1
Right: 0
Not rated: 0

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Source quality

Average reliability: 76/100 (High)
Low-credibility outlets: 0%
State media: 0%
Opinion pieces: 0%

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India2

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The Hindu Group1
Living Media1

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Women's Champions League East Bengal Womens Champions League