Bambolim: Hyderabad FC fit for home Indian Super League Final after 3-2 win on total overs ATK Mohun Bagan Despite losing 0-1 in the second leg of the semi-finals on Wednesday.
Roy Krishna A goal scored in the 79th minute to give ATKMB a glimmer of hope, but in the end, it was not enough for the finalists of last season as Hyderabad booked the last date. Kerala Blasters,
Hyderabad won the first leg 3-1 with goals from Bartholomew Ogbeche, Yasir Mohamed and Javier Severio.
The summit clash will be played on Sunday at the PJN Stadium in Margao.
Hyderabad head coach Manolo Marquez fielded the same team that won the first leg 3-1, while Juan Ferrando made some changes to ATKMB’s side from the previous game, leaving the always dependable centre-back Tiri with an injury. was given. In the last game.
Kian Nasiri – who scored a memorable hat-trick in the Kolkata derby earlier this season – got off to a start.
ATKMB looked the most likely of the two teams to take the lead in the opening exchanges, with the Mariners needing at least two goals to make a comeback.
Liston Colaco was proving to be a mouthful for the Hyderabad defenders as he repeatedly put Nim Dorji Tamang in the sword with his runs.
Colaco’s industry could soon pay dividends, but he cut his effort short of target after dribbling a few Hyderabad shirts inside the box. The local boy then tried to set up Krishna with a similar run but Yasir Mohammed did well to keep the Fiji striker away.
There was no stopping Colaco as he overtook some defenders after the drinks break and only swiped on goal for Laxmikant Kattimani to make a surprise save with his outstretched leg.
At the other end, Aniket Jadhav turned down a gilt-edge opportunity to score 4-1 on aggregate for Hyderabad with an assist from Yasir, shoving a free header from five yards wide.
The best chance of the half, however, fell to Hugo Boumas, who could not stab home from handshake distance after a pin-point Prabir Das cross set him off, as well as the French-Moroccan. Slipped to get a touch on the ball, but is only dragging his effort wide.
Just before taking a breath, Joni Kouko hits a wide shot to wrap up ATKMB’s half-missed chances.
Hyderabad suffered a setback early in the second half when Souvik Chakraborty was dismissed due to injury and was replaced by Sahil Tavora.
The ATKMB continued to attack one after another as Hyderabad sat back and defended deeply. ferrando took off Sandesh Jhingan And went out in search of the target and threw Manveer Singh.
There were huge appeals for a penalty when Jonny Cuckoo was brought down by Akash Mishra, but replays showed he was dealt right outside the box.
The goal came from a likely source for ATKMB as Colaco again showed his magic down the left, breaking the side to cross the byline at the far post where Krishna was in hand to slam home from close.
ATKMB bowled a towel in the last 10 minutes but in the end it proved to be too long an order for them as they were knocked out of the semi-finals.
Roy Krishna A goal scored in the 79th minute to give ATKMB a glimmer of hope, but in the end, it was not enough for the finalists of last season as Hyderabad booked the last date. Kerala Blasters,
Hyderabad won the first leg 3-1 with goals from Bartholomew Ogbeche, Yasir Mohamed and Javier Severio.
The summit clash will be played on Sunday at the PJN Stadium in Margao.
Hyderabad head coach Manolo Marquez fielded the same team that won the first leg 3-1, while Juan Ferrando made some changes to ATKMB’s side from the previous game, leaving the always dependable centre-back Tiri with an injury. was given. In the last game.
Kian Nasiri – who scored a memorable hat-trick in the Kolkata derby earlier this season – got off to a start.
ATKMB looked the most likely of the two teams to take the lead in the opening exchanges, with the Mariners needing at least two goals to make a comeback.
Liston Colaco was proving to be a mouthful for the Hyderabad defenders as he repeatedly put Nim Dorji Tamang in the sword with his runs.
Colaco’s industry could soon pay dividends, but he cut his effort short of target after dribbling a few Hyderabad shirts inside the box. The local boy then tried to set up Krishna with a similar run but Yasir Mohammed did well to keep the Fiji striker away.
There was no stopping Colaco as he overtook some defenders after the drinks break and only swiped on goal for Laxmikant Kattimani to make a surprise save with his outstretched leg.
At the other end, Aniket Jadhav turned down a gilt-edge opportunity to score 4-1 on aggregate for Hyderabad with an assist from Yasir, shoving a free header from five yards wide.
The best chance of the half, however, fell to Hugo Boumas, who could not stab home from handshake distance after a pin-point Prabir Das cross set him off, as well as the French-Moroccan. Slipped to get a touch on the ball, but is only dragging his effort wide.
Just before taking a breath, Joni Kouko hits a wide shot to wrap up ATKMB’s half-missed chances.
Hyderabad suffered a setback early in the second half when Souvik Chakraborty was dismissed due to injury and was replaced by Sahil Tavora.
The ATKMB continued to attack one after another as Hyderabad sat back and defended deeply. ferrando took off Sandesh Jhingan And went out in search of the target and threw Manveer Singh.
There were huge appeals for a penalty when Jonny Cuckoo was brought down by Akash Mishra, but replays showed he was dealt right outside the box.
The goal came from a likely source for ATKMB as Colaco again showed his magic down the left, breaking the side to cross the byline at the far post where Krishna was in hand to slam home from close.
ATKMB bowled a towel in the last 10 minutes but in the end it proved to be too long an order for them as they were knocked out of the semi-finals.