Marcus Leric Jr Joseph (10) of Gokulam Kerala FC and two east bengal defenders vie for the ball during the 1st Semi-final match of Durand Cup at Salt Lake Stadium in Kolkata.
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Samad Ali Mallick (25) of East Bengal and Huidrom Naocha Singh of Gokulam Kerala FC vie for the ball during the 1st Semi-final match of Durand Cup at Salt Lake Stadium in Kolkata.
Gokulam Kerala defeated Mohun Bagan in the 2019 Durand Cup final at Salt Lake Stadium on August 24, with Marcus Joseph scoring a brace. Bagan head coach Kibu Vicuna feels that his team faced the brunt of unjust refereeing
Marcus Joseph scored two goals in either half to ensure the 2019 Durand Cup trophy in Gokulam Kerala's favor, who shocked local side Mohun Bagan in the Salt Lake Stadium. Meanwhile, Salva Chamorro scored his side's only goal.
The 2019 Durand Cup final was all about Marcus Joseph, whose 10th and 11th goal of the tournament proved to be enough for Gokulam Kerala in a dramatic title clash Vs Mohun Bagan, at Salt Lake Stadium, on August 24.
Led by the talismanic Marcus Joseph, Gokulam Kerala will be hoping to register a historic victory against legacy Indian football club Mohun Bagan in the Durand Cup final, at Salt Lake Stadium, on August 24.
With the 2019 Durand Cup finally coming to a wrap, Mohun Bagan and Gokulam Kerala are one step away from holding the reputed trophy, with both facing each other in the final on August 24, Salt Lake Stadium. Here are the live streaming, time and venue details.
Goalkeeper C K Ubaid made the difference by pulling off two fantastic saves against his former club, East Bengal, in the penalty shootout to help Gokulam Kerala enter maiden Durand Cup final
In today's Durand Cup semifinal fixtures, East Bengal will face Gokulam Kerala, Mohun Bagan will take on Real Kashmir. The matches will take place in Salt Lake Stadium. Here are the live streaming, time and venue details.
In the Durand Cup semifinals, East Bengal will face South Indian side Gokulam Kerala. Meanwhile, Real Kashmir will hope to continue their fine form when they take on Mohun Bagan.
More than a dozen footballers in India's Olympic teams of the Fifties came from Hyderabad. The city now has a team in the ISL but yesteryear superstars like Rahim Sahab, Balaram, Habib and Nayeemuddin are completely forgotten