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ISL 2018-19: Mumbai City FC put Delhi Dynamos FC to the sword in 4-2 win

The win sends Mumbai City FC to fourth spot in points table with 17 points from nine games while Delhi languish at the bottom of the table with four points from 10 games

Delhi Dynamos FC, Mumbai City FC
Delhi Dynamos FC vs Mumbai City FC (Photo: www.indiansuperleague.com)

Last Updated : Dec 03 2018 | 9:43 PM IST

Key Events

9:25 PM

Mumbai put four past Delhi to win the match 4-2

9:25 PM

Full-time

9:24 PM

Minute 90+2 -- The corner cross is aimed at the near post and Amrinder again leaps to tip the ball over the crossbar

9:24 PM

Minute 90+2 -- Carmona's tries to curl one in but Amrinder fingertips it away for corner

9:21 PM

Minute 90 -- Four minutes of additional time

9:21 PM

Minute 90 -- Kaluderovic receives a cross inside the box and takes it on a volley but his shot is blocked

9:19 PM

Minute 88 -- Daniel misses the target from a good position

9:19 PM

Minute 87 -- Mirabaje gets the ball in Delhi box and puts his laces on the shot but narrowly misses the target

9:19 PM

Minute 86 (SUBSTITUTION FOR MUMBAI) -- Bipin comes in for Bastos

9:19 PM

Minute 85 -- Chhangte with a nice slide pass finds Kaludjerovic whose shot goes past the keeper but Subhasish makes an excellent goal-line clearance and heads the ball away to safety

9:14 PM

Minute 83 -- Zuiverloon again gets at the end of another cross. He bends hsi header like the last time but can't find the accuracy

9:11 PM

Minute 81 (SUBSTITUTION FOR DELHI) -- Kotal out, Daniel in

9:11 PM

Minute 80 (GOAL!!) -- Mumbai score again! A brilliant team-goal. Arnold Issoko gets the ball on the right and waits for Machado to arrive in front of the goal and when Issoko eventually puts in the cross, Machado finishes the move with aplomb to make it 2-4

9:04 PM

Minute 74 (SUBSTITUTION FOR MUMBAI) -- Sougou out, Mirabaje in

9:03 PM

Minute 72 (SUBSTITUTIONS FOR DELHI) -- Bikramjit out, Kaluderovic in; Crespi out, Gharami in

Full-time report: Mumbai City FC put four past Delhi Dynamos FC at the Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium in Delhi to move to fourth spot in the points table after a sublime 4-2 win.

Once again, Delhi Dynamos failed to take advantage of an early lead that they had got in as soon as the third minute after Mumbai's Sauvik Chakrabarti turned a Chhangte shot into his own net.

Delhi Dynamos started with a high line that served them well as they kept pressuring the Mumbai defence. Both the teams tried their luck from distance multiple times but never really found the back of the net. 

The second half started with a cracker after the referee pointed to the penalty spot after Kotal handled the ball inside the box. Rafael Bastos stepped up and slammed his penalty kick into the top right corner with the goalkeeper unmoved to make it 1-1.

The penalty was a sort of omen for what was to come as the two teams scored four goals between them in the next 40 minutes.

The first of them came in the 61st minute when Delhi score an own-goal of their own. Machado tried to find Bastos inside the box with a cross from left but Crespi tried to head the ball out of play which looped into the top right corner.

Delhi replied within minutes when they got a free-kick on the right inside Mumbai half in the 64th minute. Mihelic floated the ball at the near post and Zuiverloon bended his header into the left corner to make the affairs fair at the JLN Stadium.

Mumbai though added another to their tally in the 69th minute when Rayneir scored a fine goal. Bastos picked out Machado on the left who pulled it back for Raynier in the middle and the youngster simply passed the ball into the left corner, away from the diving goalkeeper, to score Mumbai's third goal of the evening.

The visitors plied more misery on Josep Gombau's men when scoring a brilliant team-goal in the 80th minute. Arnold Issoko received the ball on the right and waited for Machado to arrive in front of the goal and when Issoko eventually put in the cross, Machado finished the move with aplomb to make it 2-4.

Both teams created more chances in the next 10 minutes to try and force the matter, but the scoreline didn't change.

Delhi especially had to suffer because of a goal-line clearance by Subhasish and some fine goalkeeping by Amrinder Singh in the injury time.

The win sends Mumbai City FC to fourth spot in points table with 17 points from nine games while Delhi languish at the bottom of the table with four points from 10 games.

First Published: Dec 03 2018 | 6:16 PM IST