Mumbai City FC will be seeking their first win in the AFC Champions League as they face FC Nassaji Mazandaran on Tuesday. The match is scheduled at 9.30 PM IST. The Islanders will be without a head coach and will field an ann Indian lineup for the game. Mumbai City FC vs Nassaji Mazandaran Live Streaming will be on Fancode. Sports18 will telecast AFC Champions League Live in India.
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During the international break, the Islanders have had difficulties. However, the biggest blow has been the resignation of head coach Des Buckingham. Anthony Fernandes, the assistant coach, has temporarily taken over as head coach in his place.
Mumbai City FC’s continental journey has been harsh. They have lost all four of their games, giving up 13 goals while managing only one goal. The fact that Mumbai City FC won’t have any international players would make it more difficult because of official warnings against travelling to the Middle East owing to security worries.
Conversely, Nassaji Mazandaran is now third in the rankings and has only triumphed once, that being against Mumbai City FC in the opening match. They lost twice against Al-Hilal and once to Navbahor FC of Uzbekistan. Their most recent win in any tournament came in September against Mumbai City in Pune.
Mumbai City FC vs Nassaji Mazandaran Predicted XI
Mumbai City XI
Phurba Lachenpa (GK), Rahul Bheke, Valpuia, Halen Nongtdu, Akash Mishra; Apuia, Vinit Rai, Franklin Nazareth, Lallianzuala Chhangte, Ayush Chhikara, Bipin Singh
Nassaji Mazandaran XI
Mohammed Rashid Mazaheri (GK), Amir Mehdi, Amirhossein, Mehdizadeh Kasani, Gholamalibeygi ; Ehsaan Hossieni, Mahmoud Ghaed, Farshid Esmaeilli, Saber Hardani, Azadi, Abbasi
Match Details:
- Venue: Vatani Stadium, Iran
- Date: 28th November
- Kick off: 9.30 PM IST
- Live Streaming: Mumbai City FC vs Nassaji Mazandaran Live Streaming will be on Fancode.
- Live Telecast: Sports18 will telecast AFC Champions League Live in India.
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