‘Beating China not impossible’

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HUZHOU: Indian football team defender Anas Edathodika feels upsetting China in front of their home crowd is “a tremendously tough job but not an impossible one.”
“It’ll be a tremendously tough job for us against China, that too at an away match. But winning isn’t impossible. We had a 13-match unbeaten streak including 9 wins recently and that is a perfect testament to the team’s hard work,” Anas said. “Coach has backed the younger guys and they have also repaid it equally. There’s a feel-good factor in Indian Football at this moment” He added. (IANS)

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