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ISL 2021-22 Highlights: SC East Bengal and Jamshedpur FC Play Out 1-1 Draw
ISL 2021-22 Highlights: Peter Hartley cancelled out Franjo Prce's opener as Jamshedpur FC held SC East Bengal to a 1-1 draw
ISL 2021-22 Highlights, SC East Bengal vs Jamshedpur FC: Franjo Prce gave SC East Bengal the lead in the 17th minute as Peter Hartley equalised in added time in the first half for Jamshedpur FC face-off in their opening match of the Indian Super League (ISL) 2021-22 season at the Tilak Maidan Stadium in Vasco da Gama, Goa on November . Read More
SC East Bengal 1-1 Jamshedpur FC: FT
Close from Jacki
90′ – What an Effort! Jackichand Singh with an outrageous effort as he sees the keeper off his line and floats the ball towards goal. The shot is just over the crossbar.
Substitution for SCEB
85′ – Change! SC East Bengal’s Sourav Das is brought off and Joyner Lourenco comes on in his place.
Narender Saves Face
79′ – Foul and Save! Narender Gahlot brings down Antonio Perosevic just on the edge of the penalty box. From the set-piece, Narender takes the shot bound for goal on his chin and then races to his left when it is recycled for the left flank!
He was booked for his challenge though on Perosevic.
Substitutions for JFC
76′ – Changes! Final changes for Jamshedpur. Seiminlen Doungel and Eli Sabia come off and are replaced by Narender Gahlot and Greg Stewart.
Substitution for JFC
72′ – Change! Jamshedpur’s Nerijus Valskis is brought off and Jordan Murray comes in in his place. The Lithuanian’s goal drought continues…
Substitution for SCEB
70′ – Change! SC East Bengal’s Wahengbam Luwang is replaced by Amarjit Kiyam, whose first action of the game is to smack his U-17 FIFA World Cup teammate Komal Thatal in the face.
Substitutions for SCEB
62′ – Changes! SC East Bengal’s Lalrinliana Hnamte and Daniel Chukwu are brought off and on comes Amir Dervisevic and Jackichand Singh in their place.
TWO CHANGES:
62′ Chima makes way for Amir Dervisevic while debutant Hnamte makes way for Jackichand.
SCEB 1 -1 JFC #SCEBJFC #WeAreSCEB
— SC East Bengal (@sc_eastbengal) November 21, 2021
Offsides
58′ – The game has settled down in patterns of attacks and counter-attacks for the time being. There has been offsides too as the players start to tire.
1st Yellow Card
49′ – Yellow Card! Ishan Pandita has been a menace and draws out a foul from Sourav Da. It is a second mistimed challenge for the SCEB midfielder and the referee brandishes the first yellow card of the game.
2nd HALF
2nd HALF!
Jamshedpur FC make two changes… Boris Singh and Pronay Halder are brought off with Komal Thatal and Ishan Pandita come on.
SCEB 1-1 JFC
45+’ GOAL! Peter Hartley equalises for Jamshedpur FC.
Two goals come from two set pieces. Sets up the second 45 minutes nicely…
What a comeback! What a goal by Peter! Jamshedpur equalises before the first half of #SCEBJFC closes. #JamKeKhelo #ISL
— Jamshedpur FC (@JamshedpurFC) November 21, 2021
Perosevic Means Danger
41′- Danger Man! Antonio Perosevic is playing like a cat among pigeons as Jamshedpur defenders are looking nervous every time he gets the ball. He turns one side and akes the ball the other.
Goal Ruled Offside
34′ – No Goal! Tomislav Mrcela powers the ball in the back of the net but it is ruled out for offside.
Nothing Happening for JFC
30′ – Drinks! Jamshedpur FC have had the lion’s share of the ball so far but have done very little to trouble Arindam Bhattacharja in the SC East Bengal goal. Nerijus Valskis looks like a forlorn figure up top.
SECB 1-0 JFC
17′ – GOAL! Confusion at the back for Jamshedpur FC from a corner means SC East Bengal get the lead!
Franjo Prce is credited with the goal after some pinball football from a soft punch of TP Rehenesh. Bikash Jairu with the corner but JFC keeper’s push only goes as far as Antonio Perosevic, who send it back in the danger zone. Prce bicycle-kicks it as it hits several players and trickles in.
GOAL!
17' Franjo Prce helps us take a 1-0 lead.
SCEB 1 – 0 JFC #SCEBJFC #WeAreSCEB pic.twitter.com/vrs6z8883h
— SC East Bengal (@sc_eastbengal) November 21, 2021
Chance for SCEB
8′ – Chance! What a chance for Lalrinliana Hnamte! The debutant gets the ball from Antonio Perosevic, who had stolen a loose ball and sidestepped Jamshedpur captain Peter Hartley, to find him in space. Hnamte’s shot is straight to TP Rehenesh.
Cagey Start
6′ – A cagey start to the game as either side look to feel out their opponents. A few late tackles have come in but nothing serious of note up until now.
SCEB vs JFC - Kick Off
KICK-OFF! SC East Bengal and Jamshedpur FC get us underway at the Tilak Maidan Stadium.
Will this game too produce six goals like the first two games of the season.. both teams sure have it in them…
JFC Preview
With a balanced squad and proven names, Jamshedpur FC look to finally qualify for play-offs.
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ISL 2021-22 Highlights, SC East Bengal vs Jamshedpur FC: Franjo Prce gave SC East Bengal the lead in the 17th minute as Peter Hartley equalised in added time in the first half for Jamshedpur FC face-off in their opening match of the Indian Super League (ISL) 2021-22 season at the Tilak Maidan Stadium in Vasco da Gama, Goa on November 21.
The Red and Gold Brigade couldn’t make much of an impact in their inaugural season of the ISL, finishing ninth in the league table. On the flip side, the Red Miners are yet to make it to the top four, finishing sixth in the league standings last season.
Both the teams will be eyeing the three points and would want to kickstart the ISL 2021-22 campaign with a win.
SC East Bengal
Following the departure of Robbie Fowler as the head coach by mutual consent, the Red and Gold Brigade have roped in former Real Madrid Castilla manager Manolo Diaz as their new head coach for the upcoming season. Addressing key concerns of defensive vulnerability in the last season, the Bengal-based side have signed goalkeeper and Golden Glove winner of last season, Arindam Bhattacharja from ATK Mohun Bagan.
Leading from the back, SCEB have signed former Perth Glory and Australian national team defender Tomislav Mrcela, who will be pairing up with former Lazio defender Franjo Prce. The midfield will be at the helm of India U-23 international Amarjit Singh who will have support from Md. Rafique, Jackichand Singh, and Bikash Jairu.
Diaz will have quite the challenging task to choose the starting four from a talented list of foreign players including former Ajax midfielder Darren Sidoel, Slovenian midfielder Amir Dervisevic, Nigerian striker Daniel Chukwu, and Croatian forward Antonio Perosevic. It will be interesting to see how the Bengal side shapes up under Diaz.
Jamshedpur FC
The Men of Steel had a bustling transfer season to ensure they are firing from all cylinders as the season commences. Coyle brought in six key foreign signings: experienced English defender Peter Hartley, acting as the skipper for the season, Australian forward Jordan Murray who will be forming a formidable partnership in the final third with Lithuanian Nerijus Valskis. Bolstering the midfield will be the Brazilian duo of Eli Sabia and Alex Lima, joined by Scottish attacking midfielder Greg Stewart.
On the domestic front, the Jamshedpur-based side have signed India international Ishan Pandita who will eye a place in the first team with his precision and instinctive finishing with Farukh Choudhary, the Indian international forward, being out of action due to knee injury. The signing of Pronoy Halder will be an essential element in breaking down the opponent’s attack thanks to his ability to control the central area of the pitch. Defender Laldinpuia’s versatility will come in handy to break down any adversity throughout the season.
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