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Love, rivalry and match nights: How sports bring couples together
['Ishika Roy', 'Ishika Roy Is A Distinguished Lifestyle Journalist', 'Sub Editor At The Indian Express. Bringing Nearly Two Years Of Rigorous Newsroom Experience', 'She Specialises In The Nuanced Intersection Of Personal Life', 'Cultural Trends', 'Societal Shifts', 'Delivering Incisive Coverage On How These Forces Shape Modern Indian Existence.', 'Experience', 'Career', 'Ishika Roy Began Her Journalism Career Building A Strong Academic Foundation. She Holds An Undergraduate Degree In Sociology The Prestigious Miranda House']
The Indian Express
As an 11-year-old boy, Karan Sharma picked up watching football in 2008, and would sneak out to watch midnight Champions League matches with his childhood friends.
Then his friend Ayushi Sancheti said yes to watching matches, and something shifted.
Soon, she went from barely knowing the rules of football to genuinely looking forward to match days.
Understanding your partner’s way of reacting to the sport helps couples avoid unnecessary conflict.
(Magnific) Understanding your partner’s way of reacting to the sport helps couples avoid unnecessary conflict.