Friday, January 24, 2025
spot_img

Aizawl eye crucial points vs Kenkre

Date:

Share post:

spot_img
spot_img

Kolkata, March 27: Aizawl Football Club have had a tough time in the I-League with two wins in the last seven games which have seen them drop to 10th in the table.
Yan Law’s boys were beaten 2-1 by Churchill Brothers FC Goa last time out, which marked their fifth loss in the tournament.
The club would be looking to bounce back against a stubborn Kenkre Football Club on Monday, who are also hungry for points.
Talking about the next match against Kenkre FC, Yan Law said, “Kenkre FC are also as desperate as us for the points because both of us are in situations where we don’t want to be in. It will be a high-intensity game and both teams will be going for the 3 points. The boys are mentally prepared for this game and we are looking forward to playing Kenkre FC.”
Goalkeeper Anuj Kumar was also at the press conference. When asked about the importance of playing out from the back as a goalkeeper, Kumar said, “When I joined the club, I knew that the coach likes to play from the back and likes to keep the ball.
“So I knew that I had to be good with my feet and I guess I am performing well and I like the strategy and the tactics that our coach goes with.” (ANI)

spot_img
spot_img

Related articles

Resolute in ensuring no discrimination happens against girl child: PM Modi on National Girl Child Day

New Delhi, Jan 24: Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday reiterated the government's commitment to keep empowering the...

Indian stock market opens higher, IT sector shows promise post Q3 earnings

Mumbai, Jan 24: Indian benchmark indices opened higher on Friday, extending gains to day three this week, as...

Assam CM to meet top industry leaders in Japan today

Guwahati, Jan 24: Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma is set to meet some top industry players in Japan...

NPAs of Indian banks likely to decline by another 0.4 per cent by March: Fitch

New Delhi, Jan 24:  The gross non-performing assets (NPAs) ratio of Indian banks may decline by another 0.4...