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Indian Super League 19-20: Top Goal Scorer of the year 19-20

Chennaiyin FC’s Valskis leads the Indian Super League goal-scoring charts.

The Indian Super League was launched with the goal of growing the sport of football in India and increase its exposure in the country. The competition’s first season took place in 2014 with eight teams.

Top 10: Best Indian Super League (ISL) Teams Till Now Chennaiyin FC’s Valskis leads the Indian Super League goal-scoring…

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ISL 2019-20：孟买的伤病时间赢得了Dashs Jamshedpur FC季后赛的希望

主队孟买足球俱乐部在印度超级联赛（ISL）2-1孟买足球竞技场的比赛中以2比1击败贾姆谢德布尔足球俱乐部，落后三分。 图片来源：indiatoday.in Noe Acosta（7'）的较早点球���Jamshedpur领先，但孟买市队将其退回，由Amine Chermiti（60'）的头球攻门，之后Bidyananda Singh（90 + 2'）的伤病后期罢工将孟买获胜。 。岛民队目前排名第五的金奈因足球俱乐部（Chennaiyin FC）有16分的26分，而他们仅排名第五，而贾姆谢德布尔（Jamshedpur）现在排在第七位，他们已经看到了进入季后赛的机会。 比赛开始后几分钟就恢复了活力。塞尔吉奥·卡斯特（Sergio Castel）在阿姆林德·辛格（Amrinder Singh）的比赛中直接率领阿里特·蒙罗伊（Aitor Monroy）任意球，随后苏拉夫·达斯（Sourav Das）进行了笨拙的挑战，将法鲁克·乔杜里（Farukh Choudhary）丢入禁区。贾姆谢德布尔（Jamshedpur）在第五分钟打破了僵局，因为诺埃·阿科斯塔（Noe Acosta）从最终的罚球中向错误的方式发送了安姆林德（Amrinder）。 孟买试图立即做出回应。迭戈·卡洛斯（Diego Carlos）为雷尼尔·费尔南德斯（Raynier Fernandes）踢出了一条跨界对角线，后者的右路强劲低射迫使他将Subrata Paul送出一记好球。在将近半小时的比赛中，卡洛斯，阿米·切尔米蒂和雷尼尔在禁区内和禁区附近组合得很好，成立了穆罕默德·拉尔比（Mohammad Larbi），这是一个很好的射门机会，但后者的匆匆罢工飞过了酒吧。 孟买在重新开始后成为中场老板，但努力为有组织的贾姆谢德布尔防守争取明确的机会。 Subhasish Bose从禁区边缘射出一记猛烈的左脚射门，以测试Paul，但经验丰富的守门员可以胜任这项任务。 ISL 2019-20：孟买的伤病时间赢得了Dashs Jamshedpur FC季后赛的希望 ISL 2019-20：Chennaiyin FC在进球后击败喀拉拉邦冲击波，目前排名第5（6-3） 孟买不断发动进攻，并有可能最终在另一天打进至少5个进球。在莫杜·苏古（Modou Sougou）缺席的情况下，阿米·切尔米蒂（Amine Chermiti）在迭戈·卡洛斯（Diego Carlos）角球比赛中升至最高，最终为他的球队提供了当晚所需的均衡器。 。一世 下半场大部分时间都没有什么事情要做的Amrinder Singh，在第84分钟内完成了一��出色的反射性扑救，以保持比分不变。卡斯特（Castel）朝阿斯塔塔（Acosta）的冰壶球扑向球门，但阿姆林德（Amrinder）拒绝了射手近距离射门。 由于替补球员Bidyananda Singh在受伤时期为孟买赢得比赛冠军，因此节省下来至关重要。普拉蒂克带着希望的十字架冲入禁区，跨入比迪亚南达（Bidyananda）的行列，比迪扬南德从禁区边缘射出一记精彩的罢工，击败了保罗并进站。 本文最初发表于NDTV.com

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ISL: Mumbai City Pick Up Vital Injury-Time Win Over Jamshedpur FC

Mumbai City FC gave their hunt for an Indian Super League (ISL) play-off spot a massive boost after a dramatic 2-1 win over Jamshedpur FC at the Mumbai Football Arena in Mumbai on Thursday. Noe Acosta's (7') early penalty handed Jamshedpur the lead, but Mumbai City pegged them back, courtesy a header from Amine Chermiti (60') before a late injury-time strike from Bidyananda Singh (90+2') handed Mumbai the win. The Islanders are now five points clear of fifth-placed Chennaiyin FC with 26 points from 16 games while Jamshedpur are now seventh on the table and have seen their chances of reaching the play-offs end.The game sprung to life minutes after kick-off. Sergio Castel headed an Aitor Monroy free-kick straight at Amrinder Singh before Sourav Das made a clumsy challenge that brought down Farukh Choudhary inside the box. Jamshedpur broke the deadlock in the fifth minute as Noe Acosta sent Amrinder the wrong way from the resultant penalty.Mumbai tried to mount an immediate response. Diego Carlos played a cross-field diagonal for Raynier Fernandes whose powerful low strike from the right forced a good save off Subrata Paul.Close to the half an hour mark, Carlos, Amine Chermiti and Raynier combined well in and around the box to set up Mohammad Larbi with a good chance to shoot but the latter's hurried strike flew over the bar.Minutes later, Monroy launched a counter-attack and found Castel's dangerous run into the box. The on-loan Atletico Madrid striker outfoxed Pratik Chaudhari inside the box but his shot was blocked by Mato Grgic.Mumbai bossed the midfield after the restart but struggled to carve out clear-cut chances against an organised Jamshedpur defence. Subhasish Bose unleashed a fierce left-footed shot from the edge of the box to test Paul but the experienced goalkeeper was up to the task.The pressure soon paid off as the hosts equalised at the hour mark. Chermiti escaped Narender Gahlot's attention inside the box and headed into the net from a well-taken corner kick by Carlos.Carlos threatened from the right again as the Islanders pushed for a second goal. Serge Kevyn failed to connect the Brazilian's low cross into the box in front of an empty net.Amrinder Singh, who did not have much to do for most of the second half, pulled off a brilliant reflex save in the 84th minute to keep the scoreline intact. Acosta's curling cross was headed towards goal by Castel but Amrinder denied the striker from close range.That save would prove to be crucial as substitute Bidyananda Singh came up with the match-winner for Mumbai in injury time. Pratik headed a hopeful cross into the box into the path of Bidyananda who hit a brilliant strike from the edge of the box that beat Paul and went in. Read the full article

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ISL 2019-20: Mumbai City FC Come from Behind to Beat Jamshedpur FC Indian Super League 2019-20: Bidyananda Singh scored in added time, after Amine Chermiti canceled out Noe Acosta's opener, to hand Mumbai City FC a 2-1 win over Jamshedpur FC. via Top Football News- News18.com

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Mumbai City leave it late to beat Jamshedpur

Mumbai City leave it late to beat Jamshedpur

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By: PTI | Mumbai | Published: February 6, 2020 10:11:37 pm

Bidyananda celebrates his winner. (Source: ISL)

Mumbai City FC scored a come-from-behind 2-1 victory against Jamshedpur FC in their Indian Super League match here on Thursday.

While Noe Acosta (7th minute) scored for Jamshedpur via penalty, Amine Chermiti (60th…

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Math-major Amine Chermiti hoping to prove Mumbai City FC calculations right- The New Indian Express

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ISL 2019-20 All Goals: Mumbai City FC ft. Rowlin Borges, Chermiti & Sougou

ISL 2019-20 All Goals: Mumbai City FC ft. Rowlin Borges, Chermiti & Sougou

It was a topsy turvy season for Mumbai City FC that ended in a disappointment as they failed to qualify for the playoffs at the final hurdle. Amine Chermiti finished as the top scorer for the Islanders with 6 goals as the team netted a total of 25 goals in the season. Check out all the goals here! #HeroISL #IndianFootball #ISL Video Credit- ISL Media Khel Now- https://khelnow.com Khel Now Football Facebook Page- https://ift.tt/2P70xkF Khel Now Hindi- https://ift.tt/343ffNJ Khel Now World Football- https://ift.tt/2LC2KT3 Khel Now Kabaddi- https://ift.tt/353RLJF Twitter handle- https://twitter.com/KhelNow Instagram- https://ift.tt/2KBDWZV https://ift.tt/2UnkVOo Music by LiQWYD Free download: bit.ly/youandme-free-download from Blogger https://ift.tt/2JzDdbL

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Mumbai City in must-win situation

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Mumbai City in must-win situation

The one match in hand for Chennaiyin FC, before its ISL season six campaign comes to a close, may calm nerves in the visitor’s dugout and improve its performance against Mumbai City FC at the Mumbai Football Arena here on Friday night. The home side, meanwhile, faces a win-at-all-costs situation in its concluding league game.

Victory for fourth-placed MCFC, coached by Jorge Costa, will keep it in the reckoning for the league play-offs. Chennaiyin, in fifth place heading into its penultimate tie, won’t mind a draw in a tough away match. The visitor travels to Guwahati next to face NorthEastUnited FC and a win there will be enough to seal a berth in the play-offs.

Multiple options

MCFC is at full strength for this crucial game, giving Costa multiple options. The blues attack has forwards Modou Sougou of Senegal and Amine Chermiti of Tunisia as focal points. Diego Carlos, Mohammed Larbi, Bidyananda Singh, and Rowlin Borges also possess goal-scoring skills.

CFC will have to work over-time to keep MCFC’s marauders in check. If the visitor’s defensive formation under coach Owen Coyle can handle the heat, the contest to control the ball will be engrossing in midfield, where CFC looks better equipped.

Potent threat

Lithuanian forward Nerijus Valskis — 13 goals, four assists and 41 shots on goal in 16 leagues appearances in his debut season for CFC — remains a threat to any opponent, especially MCFC whose backline has a tendency to switch off. With captain Amrinder Singh in goal, the blues have let in the most goals among the first four squads — 28 against 25 scored.

Replying to a query about no players ruled out due to card suspensions, Costa observed: “We still have some injuries, it will go on till the end of the season. It feels good to have more options for the last game of the season, the most important match for us. This is one game we want to win, we need to win.”

CFC coach Coyle, said: “in terms of fighting for our lives, we have been doing that for three months, since I came to the club. Everybody thought we had no chance, we have been under pressure to win the last 10 games.” The visitor won the five of its last six games, drew one and is on a hot streak.

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ISL: Mumbai City Pick Up Vital Injury-Time Win Over Jamshedpur FC

ISL: Mumbai City Pick Up Vital Injury-Time Win Over Jamshedpur FC

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Mumbai City FC hunted for the Indian Super League (ISL) play-offs and gained a huge lead after a dramatic 2–1 win. Jamshedpur FC Thursday at the Mumbai Football Arena in Mumbai. Noe Acosta's (7 & # 39;) early penalty gave Jamshedpur an edge, but Mumbai cityCourtesy of Amin Chermity (60 & # 39;) returned to him before a late injury to Bidyanand Singh (90 + 2 & # 39;) led Mumbai to…

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ISL 2019-20: Mumbai City FC Come from Behind to Beat Jamshedpur FC

ISL 2019-20: Mumbai City FC Come from Behind to Beat Jamshedpur FC

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Mumbai: Mumbai City FC scored a come-from-behind 2-1 victory against Jamshedpur FC in their Indian Super League match here on Thursday.

While Noe Acosta (7th minute) scored for Jamshedpur via penalty, Amine Chermiti (60th minute) equalized for the hosts and then Bidyananda Singh (90+2 minutes), scored in the additional time, to seal the victory for Mumbai.

The match was going…

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Mumbai City leave it late to beat Jamshedpur

Mumbai City leave it late to beat Jamshedpur

Bidyananda celebrates his winner. (Source: ISL)

Mumbai City FC scored a come-from-behind 2-1 victory against Jamshedpur FC in their Indian Super League match here on Thursday.

While Noe Acosta (7th minute) scored for Jamshedpur via penalty, Amine Chermiti (60th minute) equalized for the hosts and then Bidyananda Singh (90+2 minutes), scored in the additional…

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VIDEO: Asamoah Gyan scores fantastic goal to earn a point for NorthEast United against Mumbai FC

Legendary Ghanaian striker Asamoah Gyan was on the scoresheet for his North East United side earlier this afternoon when they drew 2-2 against Mumbai FC in the Indian Super League. The former Sunderland attacker was handed another starting role in a match week 5 fixture when his side played as the home team at the Indira Gandhi Athletic Stadium in Guwahati.Panagiotis Triadis shot NorthEast United into the lead just 9 minutes into the match but a brace from Amine Chermiti later in the half handed Mumbai FC a 2-1 lead.Three minutes to end the first half, Black Stars all-time leading goal-scorer Asamoah Gyan scored a beautiful goal to restore parity for his side.That goal proved crucial at the end of the 90 minutes with both sides sharing the spoils.Watch Gyan’s classical goal in the video below.<blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">Semma goal thalaivar <a href="https://twitter.com/ASAMOAH_GYAN3?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">@ASAMOAH_GYAN3</a>! 🙏<br><br>Just <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/ChummaKizhi?src=hash&amp;ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#ChummaKizhi</a> ! 🕺💃<a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/HeroISL?src=hash&amp;ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#HeroISL</a> <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/IndianFootball?src=hash&amp;ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#IndianFootball</a> <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/NEUMC?src=hash&amp;ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#NEUMC</a> <a href="https://t.co/wsWnvZBMHr">pic.twitter.com/wsWnvZBMHr</a></p>&mdash; Goal India (@Goal_India) <a href="https://twitter.com/Goal_India/status/1199740227541065728?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">November 27, 2019</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script> source: https://footballghana.com/

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VIDEO: Ghana striker Asamoah Gyan grabs SUPERB equalizer for NorthEast United against Mumbai

Ghana forward Asamoah Gyan was on target for NorthEast United in their 2-2 draw against Mumbai FC on Wednesday.The 34-year-old pulled parity for the side after the visitors went 2-1 up in the India Super League.It was Gyan's third goal for the side since joining as a free agent.The Ghana international has now scored three goals for the side after recovering from an injury.Panagiotis Triadis opened the scoring for the home side  in the 9th minute before Amine Chermiti scored twice in the 22nd and 32nd minute at the  Indira Gandhi Athletic Stadium in Guwahati.Gyan saved the blushes of the home side with the leveler on 42 minute.Watch Gyan's goal below; https://twitter.com/goal_india/status/1199740227541065728— (@goal_india) ?s=21    source: https://ghanasoccernet.com/

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First-half goal-fest as Mumbai hold NorthEast - football

A first half goal-fest saw NorthEast United FC and Mumbai City FC share the spoils in a 2-2 draw in an Indian Super League clash Guwahati on Wednesday.Panagiotis Triadis (9th minute) opened the scoring for the home side before Mumbai City fought back with two goals from Amine Chermiti (23rd and 32nd).Asamoah Gyan (42nd) then restored parity for the Highlanders before the break as both teams settled for a point.NorthEast United started the game on a positive note and got off the mark as early as the ninth minute. Sauvik Chakrabarti failed to clear the ball from a Rakesh Pradhan throw-in and gifted the ball to Triadis, who unleashed a stunning strike from the edge of the box which left Amrinder Singh with no chance.Mumbai upped the ante and started creating a few chances after going behind. The increased tempo paid off in the 23rd minute. Mohammed Larbi released Modou Sougou down the right flank and the striker’s accurate cross into the box from the right was tapped into the net from six yards out by Amine Chermiti.The visitors soon scored another, taking advantage of lacklustre defending. Paulo Machado’s free-kick from the deep fell to Nim Dorjee who struggled to clear the ball, thereby allowing Chermiti to pull off a scissor-kick and send the ball into the net.The contest remained action-packed when Gyan equalised for NorthEast United just before the break. From a quick counter, Martin Chaves played Gyan through and the Ghanaian, after using clever feet to beat two defenders, slotted past Amrinder to make it 2-2.Mumbai continued their aggressive approach after the break and could have gone ahead again, if not for a crucial touch by Mislav Komorski after the hour mark. Larbi dribbled forward and found Diego Carlos free in the centre with a cut-back. The Brazilian forward lashed at the ball, but his strike fizzed past the post following a deflection.Mumbai looked more likely to score as the half wore on but lacked an end product.At the other end, Gyan’s firm shot from a quick break was well saved by the Mumbai goalkeeper, keeping the scoreline intact.Amrinder Singh nearly cost his team a goal when he fumbled with the ball while trying to collect a straightforward free-kick from the deep, but the hosts failed to punish the goalkeeper for his mistake and sent the loose ball over the bar.Minutes later, Triadis received the ball inside the box on the left and crossed towards the other side of the goal where substitute Maximiliano Barriero failed to connect a close-range header with just the goalkeeper to beat. Source link Read the full article

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Mumbai City leave it late to beat Jamshedpur

Mumbai City leave it late to beat Jamshedpur

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By: PTI | Mumbai | Published: February 6, 2020 10:11:37 pm

Bidyananda celebrates his winner. (Source: ISL)

Mumbai City FC scored a come-from-behind 2-1 victory against Jamshedpur FC in their Indian Super League match here on Thursday.

While Noe Acosta (7th minute) scored for Jamshedpur via penalty, Amine Chermiti (60th…

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Amine Chermiti - The Tunisian marksman propelling Mumbai City's ISL dreams

The former Hertha Berlin striker is all praises for his coach and has been impressed by the professionalism in the ISL... from Football News, Live Scores, Results & Transfers | Goal.com https://ift.tt/2pfZq8a via IFTTT