Guwahati FC

Guwahati Football Club is an Indian professional football team based in Guwahati, Assam, that competed in the I-League 2nd Division and Assam State Premier League. The team was launched in December 2014 to promote Assamese football.
History.
After breaking away from his stake in the Indian Super League franchise, NorthEast United, Sanjive Narain Co-founded Guwahati Football Club in December 2014. The team was formerly launched on 27 May 2015 with Spanish coach, Anxo Valcarcel, signed as the teams' first head coach. Upon launching the team, Narain said that the main goal of the team was not earn promotion to the I-League and thus give Assam a club in India's top football competition.
The Team is jointly owned by Sanjive Naraine, Jayanta Barua, Bipul Saikia, Casper Investment (Assam) Private Limited, Dadul Chodhury, Kamal Chandra Das, Pulak Goswami
The team played their first competition in May 2015 when they participated in the revamped Assam State Premier League. Their first match was against Tezpur United FC in which the match ended 0–0. Guwahati barely qualified for the finals as they ended their regular season campaign in fourth place in the Lower Assam Zone. They were knocked-out in the first-round of the finals by Baarhoongkha on away goals, 3–3.
On 1 October 2015, it was confirmed that Guwahati would participate in the I-League 2nd Division Eastern Conference.
Guwahati Fc started off with their I-league 2nd Div Eastern Conference campaign on 14 November in Barasat Stadium against Mohammedan Club. Their group comprised with Mohammedan SC, Gangtok Himalayan SC, NEROCA FC & Fateh Hyderabad AFC.
Guwahati Fc finished 4th in the group ahead of Fateh Hyderabad and failed to Qualify to the next round.
Guwahati Fc did not participate in the 2016–17 season of I-League 2nd Division.
Guwahati Fc did not even participate in Guwahati Sports Association's League in 2016–2017 season.
Partnership.
In 2015, Guwahati FC tied up with Delhi-based Anglian Management Group and Brazil's Clube Atlético Paranaense to set up the first international football Academy in North-East India based out of Guwahati. The Academy planned to train a hundred elite youth footballers from various age groups each of the next three years as well as run numerous programmes throughout the year aimed at attracting many more youth to the sport. The training will be done under the supervision of CAP's Brazilian coaches who, in addition to making regular visits to Guwahati, will also train Guwahati FC coaches at the CAP-owned facilities in Curitiba, Brazil. 
Luiz Greco, the director of Clube Atlético Paranaense said, “From the beginning of our tie-up with Anglian, we have been exposed to the huge potential of opportunities that Indian football has to offer. We appreciate them putting their trust in us to involve us in this project and we have been very impressed with the vision set forth by the management of Guwahati FC from the outset.”
Affiliated clubs.
The following club was affiliated with Guwahati FC :