Live
- Cummins India Kicks Off “REDEFINE 2024”, B-school Case Competition: Focusing on Digital Solutions for Sustainability
- Not a minister but Himachal CM will decide on regulating eateries: Rashid Alvi
- Experience the thunder, be the Hero; Hero motocorp and thums up introduce a special-edition mavrick 440 thunderwheels
- HomeLane to Acquire DesignCafe, Creating Combined Entity Worth Rs 3,000 Crore
- LinkedIn adds 10 new language options including Bengali, Marathi, Punjabi, and Telugu
- Toyota Kirloskar Motor Reaffirms its Commitment to Environmental Sustainability on the World Environment Health Day 2024
- 330 million mobile phones being manufactured in India a year: Govt
- Musical Emotional Youth Entertainer 'Government Junior College' is now streaming on Amazon Prime
- Mortein Provides Protection Against Both Mosquitoes And Cockroaches With India’s First 2-in-1 Spray
- GE Aerospace’s GEnx engine completes aviation milestone 2 million flight hours with South Asian airlines
Mohammedan brace for tough Chennaiyin test
Chennai: Newly-promoted Mohammedan Sporting have impressed with their attacking flair in their first two ISL matches but their defensive frailties...
Chennai: Newly-promoted Mohammedan Sporting have impressed with their attacking flair in their first two ISL matches but their defensive frailties will pose a real challenge when they face two-time champions Chennaiyin FC in an away game here on Thursday.
In their debut game, Mohammedan Sporting showed promise but ultimately fell short, conceding a stoppage-time goal to NorthEast United FC. Facing FC Goa, led by India head coach Manolo Marquez, in their second match, Mohammedan displayed a fierce attacking intent and held a one-goal advantage until the 90th minute. However, in a familiar pattern, they conceded another injury-time goal, resulting in a 1-1 draw. Despite the disappointment, they managed to secure their first point in the ISL.
