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Your encouragement and constant feedback on how to improve our offering have only made our resolve and commitment to these ideals stronger. (Only the headline and picture of this report may have been reworked by the Business Standard staff the rest of the content is auto-generated from a syndicated feed.)īusiness Standard has always strived hard to provide up-to-date information and commentary on developments that are of interest to you and have wider political and economic implications for the country and the world. The Red Miners have never made the cut for the play-offs since making their debut in the ISL. On the other hand, after a 1-1 draw against SC East Bengal on Sunday, Jamshedpur FC too will look to register their first win of the season, at Athletic Stadium in Bambolim, Goa. "We need to control the spaces - when we are in attack or in build-up because if we lose the ball it's very important that we press immediately because the opponent has a lot of space," added Ferrando. "In transitions when we lose the ball, it's important to be more compact between the lines. The loss in the season-opener was only the fifth time since the beginning of the 2017/18 season that Goa have gone down by a three-goal margin.įerrando pointed out where he felt the team lacked. We have to do more work and then give them their chances." Of course their performances were not good. But for me, as head coach, my most important job is to help them. "I understand the talk about the lack of experience. I want that if FC Goa needs these players, they are ready to deliver." You can say that my plan was not a success, but I trust these players.
"Of course we lost, and I don't want to give an excuse for that. Of course, they don't have a lot of experience, but they can only get that experience when you play," said Ferrando. "To be honest, I trust Leander, I trust Papuia and I have trust in Sanson. While the trust might not be fully vindicated, Ferrando preached patience when it comes to the youngsters. Leander D'Cunha and Sanson Pereira made their second ISL starts while Papuia made his league debut. The season opener saw Ferrando name a fairly inexperienced line-up at the back. Speaking to the media ahead of the game, Ferrando shared his thoughts on the performance in the last match and the team's plans for the future. It was a bitter pill to swallow for head coach Juan Ferrando, his wards and also the fans.įriday, though, presents an opportunity for the Gaurs to redeem themselves as they clash against Jamshedpur FC in a match that will see both teams seeking their first win. The loss against Mumbai City FC on Monday meant FC Goa's league-record 15-match unbeaten streak came to a crashing halt. Chennaiyin ran down the clock and emerged champions to equal ATK’s record.Smarting from a 0-3 drubbing in their season opener, FC Goa will hope to get their campaign back on track when they face Jamshedpur FC in the Indian Super League here on Friday. Miku scored in added time though, converting from Udanta’s cross, but it was too late by then.
At 3-1, Bengaluru had no chance but to go all-out attack. Augusto finished the move off with a curling finish which left Gurpreet with no chance at all. Nelson started the move by finding Jeje, who chose Raphael Augusto in a good position. The turning point came in the 67th minute when Nelson was at it again - this time however, Jeje Lalpekhlua, who hardly made a mark on the game, made a vital contribution. It was Mailson Alves who had deflected the cross but would make amends later with two goals. It took just nine minutes for the first goal and it was the usual suspect Chhetri who capitalised on a deflected cross from Udanta Singh to score a lovely low header. READ | ISL final: Chennaiyin FC stun Bengaluru FC, become two-time champions The margins were fine in the end, but the scoreline was proof of Chennaiyin’s ruthlessness in front of goal. It was a brilliant night of enthralling football as both sides went for the jugular.