ATK and Delhi Dynamos will square off in what will be the final game of the league stage of the Indian Super League at the Vivekananda Yuba Bharati Krirangan, here on Sunday.

Steve Coppell's team would hope to end the league season on a high as they will look to script a win on home soil.

The club has struggled in attack despite having one of the best attacking units on paper. Kalu Uche has struggled since his return from injury, Manuel Lanzarote too has been inconsistent while Everton Santos was often played out of position. India international Balwant Singh has just a single goal to his name from the 16 scored by ATK.

"The centre-forward's injuries certainly haven't helped us. Kalu was injured for a long time. I thought it was brilliant move to bring in Alfaro, but he ruptured his Achilles after two training sessions. Then we brought in Eli (Babalj) from Australia who didn't play for a long time. Everton has returned to Brazil after getting injured. We've been short of an out and out striker, a Coro or an Ogbeche who would score 8-10 goals," said Coppell.

Delhi Dynamos are on a six-match unbeaten run and have garnered 14 points from a possible 18. Interestingly, this run of form came at a time when they were already out of the reckoning for a play-off finish.

Their performance this season has been similar to what they experienced last term. They struggled in the first phase of the campaign only to win games when they were ruled out of the race for the play-offs.

"I think we started to play well late into the competition. It was a long process to get all the players to start playing well. We played better football in a lot of games, but couldn't get results. But in the last three games, we are getting results, which is something new for us. We will try to win and finish as high as we can," said coach Josep Gombau.

Delhi will miss the services of defender Marti Crespi who is injured. All eyes will be on Lallianzuala Chhangte who has been in inspirational form with five goals.

Ulises Davila too has shown glimpses of his skill and the Mexican has certainly helped improve Delhi's attack after joining the team midway through the season.

--IANS

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