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FC Goa are unbeaten in their group along with favourites Persepolis, who they face on Tuesday Margao: FC Goa coach Juan Ferrando has told his players they would have to work “three times as hard” as Persepolis FC if they have to get anything out of their AFC Champions League group encounter at the Nehru Stadium in Fatorda on Tuesday. Goa have enjoyed a phenomenal debut in Asian football’s top-tier club competition with draws against Al Rayyan (Qatar) and Al Wahda. In the last game agains...

FC Goa, the first team from India to compete in the group stage of the AFC Champions League, punched above their weight to hold Qatar’s Al-Rayyan.

FC Goa await trial by fire in AFC Champions League debut 2dAnirudh Menon Captain Edu Bedias leadership and calmness in midfield has been key for Goa.  FC Goa FC Goa will become the first Indian team to compete in the group stages of Asias premiere club competition, the AFC Champions League on April 14, when they play Qatari side Al Rayyan. Ahead of this debut, we look at whats in store for the Indian side. How did Goa do in ISL 2020-21? Juan Ferrandos men finished fourth in the league stages, ...

This is the first time that a team from India will be playing at this stage of the competition in Asia.

Panaji: Coach Juan Ferrando is preparing FC Goa for their debut in the AFC Champions League, a first for an Indian club.

Surreal shootout settles captivating tie between ISLs best entertainers 31dAnirudh Menon 1dESPN Surreal shootout settles captivating tie between ISLs best entertainers Alls well that ends well -- Phurba Lachenpa and Amrinder Singh hug it out after Mumbais shootout win.  Faheem Hussain / Sportzpics for ISL Amrinder Singh, armband around his bicep, leads Mumbai City in prayer. Next to him Sergio Lobera is fervently drawing crosses. The deities being called up on might be different, but the messa...

ISL semi-final: Brilliant but wasteful FC Goa, adaptive Mumbai City, madness scoring over method The Islanders progressed to their first final after a 6-5 penalty shootout win over the Gaurs. Mumbai City FC players celebrate as FC Goa goalkeeper looks on. | Vipin Pawar / Sportzpics for ISL The Indian Super League semi-final between Mumbai City FC and FC Goa was firmly in the balance. With over a hundred minutes of football played, there was precious little to choose between t...

Juan Ferrando’s men more than matched their more superior opponents in the first leg but can they do it again?

Follow live updates of the match as the two teams aim for a place in the final.

The Gaurs performed better as a unit and forced Mumbai City to spend more time in their own half than what they usually do.