All over the country, people are celebrating Children's Day today, and our footballers didn't want to be left behind. The official twitter handle of Indian Super League, Bengaluru FC, and Chennaiyin FC ran a campaign where the fans had to guess the players' name by looking at their childhood snap.From Sunil Chhetri to Mailson Alves, most of the popular footballers from the country figured in the Twitter contest. Needless to say, each of these are photos that will make you go 'awww' and we present a collection of those tweets from November 14.#1 Sunil Chhetri and Gurpreet Singh SandhuHere's the first pair!Can you guess which #HeroISL players these are?(HINT: They now wear blue 🔵 with pride at opposite ends of the field for the same team)#LetsFootball #FanBannaPadega #HappyChildrensDay pic.twitter.com/k20oDXLgG9— Indian Super League (@IndSuperLeague) November 14, 2018The one on the left is Bengaluru FC's captain Sunil Chhetri and the on the right is the custodian Gurpreet Singh Sandhu. Chhetri looks soft-spoken and as innocent as lamb sitting on the chair. But, he would grow up to be India's leading goal-scorer and a nightmare for the defendersGurpreet, on the other hand, looks more vivacious, all smiles while being clicked alongside his sister. In India's international matches too, he is the one who is the most lively by bailing out the Indian team from jaws of defeat.#2 Dimas DelgadoIt's #ChildrensDay and we got our senior squad to dig into their junior archive! Spot a young @DimasDelgadoMor in here and we'll get him to hand one lucky fan something special. #WeAreBFC 🔵 pic.twitter.com/e8E216TtZ9— Bengaluru FC (@bengalurufc) November 14, 2018Dimas Delgado never likes to give away the ball. Right from his academy days to his stint at Barcelona B to his current days with Bengaluru FC. In case you are still wondering, he is the fourth from left in the bottom bunch.#3 Inigo CalderonWho is this versatile player? 🤔Read the T&Cs before you get answering 👉 https://t.co/ABTZVKZAVd#HappyChildrensDay #PoduMachiGoalu pic.twitter.com/JzATrkIYlX— Chennaiyin FC 🏆🏆 (@ChennaiyinFC) November 14, 2018Inigo Calderon never shows any signs of worry. Whether it be swimming against the tides in his early childhood or tackling the opponents at his favored-right back position, the Spaniard is always calm and composed.#4 Anirudh ThapaLet's celebrate this #ChildrensDay with a fun contest! 🙌Can you guess who this gifted player is? 🤔Read the T&Cs before you get answering 👉 https://t.co/ABTZVKZAVd#HappyChildrensDay #PoduMachiGoalu pic.twitter.com/uuJR9n6dr4— Chennaiyin FC 🏆🏆 (@ChennaiyinFC) November 14, 2018In this picture, a young Anirudh Thapa is seen adjusting his cap. Little did the cameraman know that he would represent India and be a pivotal figure in the Chennaiyin FC midfield.#5 Mailson AlvesHe grew up to become a nightmare for attackers. Who is he? 🤔Read the T&Cs before you get answering 👉 https://t.co/ABTZVKZAVd#ChildrensDay #PoduMachiGoalu pic.twitter.com/jJy7M98zNo— Chennaiyin FC 🏆🏆 (@ChennaiyinFC) November 14, 2018Mailson Alves might look unanimated in this picture. But, when he is on the back-line, he doesn't let the attackers any space whatsoever by marking them heavily. Remember, this kid grew up to score two vital goals for Chennaiyin FC at the finals of last season's ISL which changed the whole complexion of the game.#6 Nishu KumarNot much of a clue, but this is him too (we still can't believe he sent us this picture!) #ChildrensDay pic.twitter.com/0AJA7rjWBi— Bengaluru FC (@bengalurufc) November 14, 2018The left leg crossed across the right and eyes gazing on the cameraman, Nishu Kumar has always been authoritative. Don't be deceived by the other picture as the BFC right back never comes back empty-handed when he overlaps down the wing.#7 Albert SerranHere's a young @alberto_sp_3, just kicking about outside the Nou Camp! #ChildrensDay pic.twitter.com/QLJ6a18Sr2— Bengaluru FC (@bengalurufc) November 14, 2018Albert Serran is always rock-solid. He got this trait right from his childhood as indicated by the picture. The Bengaluru FC center-back has leaked only four goals in the ISL season so far, the least among all the sides.#8 Rino AntoA young @rinoanto doing what he does best! #ChildrensDay #MrDependable pic.twitter.com/MKbU095RrW— Bengaluru FC (@bengalurufc) November 14, 2018Rino Anto always loved playing football. From the legendary Mohun Bagan to the disbanded Quartz to Bengaluru FC, the Keralite would go on to play for a multitude of clubs in India. Moreover, he would even represent the senior team six times.#9 Andrea OrlandiHe was a big Espanyol fan growing up, but he went on to play for one of their fiercest rivals. Any guesses on who this CFC playmaker is!? 🤔Read the T&Cs before you answer 👉 https://t.co/ABTZVKZAVd#ChildrensDay #PoduMachiGoalu pic.twitter.com/hd7HtUGlOe— Chennaiyin FC 🏆🏆 (@ChennaiyinFC) November 14, 2018Andrea Orlandi never lets his guard down. Whether it be posing for the camera in his childhood or marauding down the left flank, he is always laser focussed.The Children's Day is celebrated to commemorate the birth anniversary of the country's first Prime Minister, Jawaharlal Nehru.India's first PM has a connection with football too - lots of football stadiums in the country are named after him. There's a Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium each in Delhi, Chennai, Kochi, Shillong and Coimbatore. Delhi Dynamos, Chennaiyin FC, Kerala Blasters FC, Shillong Lajong, and Chennai City FC respectively use these venues as their home ground.