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Delhi Dynamos, Mumbai tied in six-goal thriller
Delhi Dynamos FC fought back from a two-goal deficit twice to hold Mumbai City FC 3-3 and maintain their unbeaten record in the Hero Indian Super League at Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium here on Tuesday.
​New Delhi: Delhi Dynamos FC fought back from a two-goal deficit twice to hold Mumbai City FC 3-3 and maintain their unbeaten record in the Hero Indian Super League at Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium here on Tuesday. Mumbai were coasting to what seemed like a comfortable night after taking a 2-0 lead at the breather through Krisztian Vadocz’s brace in the 33rd and 39th minutes.
However, Richard Gadze pulled a goal back in the 51st minute before Sony Norde made it 3-1 for Mumbai with about 20 minutes remaining. Senegalese striker Badara Badji then threw a lifeline for Delhi Dynamos in the 76th minute and Marcelinho scored a penalty in the 81st minute to make it 3-3. The draw left Dynamos in third place with six points while Mumbai City are placed second with eight points.
