CFC vs MCFC HIGHLIGHTS: CFC 2-6 MCFC, Mumbai City FC come from behind to score SIX past Chennaiyin FC

CFC vs MCFC HIGHLIGHTS: Chennaiyin FC 2-6 Mumbai City FC HIGHLIGHTS, Mumbai City staged an extra ordinary comeback as they came from behind to score 6 goals against Chennaiyin FC. Despite Chennaiyin going in first with two consecutive goals, it took Mumbai City FC only 82 second to score the first goal that pave the way for the others. With the standout win, Mumbai City FC kept their unbeaten streak alive, while Chennayin slid down the table. Follow Indian Super League and ISL 2022-23 LIVE Updates on InsideSport.IN.

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CFC vs MCFC HIGHLIGHTS: CFC 2-6 MCFC, Mumbai City FC come from behind to score SIX past Chennaiyin FC, maintain UNBEATEN streak – CHECK HIGHLIGHTS

It rained goals at the Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium in Chennai as Mumbai City FC came from behind to beat Chennaiyin FC 6-2 in matchweek 6 of the Hero Indian Super League (ISL). Mumbai City FC found six different goalscorers, three of them coming off the bench, after falling 2-0 behind just past the half-an-hour mark.

The Marina Arena erupted in the 19th minute when Petar Sliskovic put the hosts in front. Sangwan’s delivery from the corner came off Rahul Bheke before reaching Rahim Ali. The striker lobbed the ball across the face of goal and Sliskovic headed it in from close range as the Islanders conceded the first goal of the match for the first time this season.

CFC vs MCFC HIGHLIGHTS: CFC 2-6 MCFC, Mumbai City FC come from behind to score SIX past Chennaiyin FC, maintain UNBEATEN streak – CHECK HIGHLIGHTS

In the 32nd minute, the Marina Machans doubled their lead. Sliskovic ran at Mehtab Singh before rolling it toward El Khayati. The Dutchman’s first shot was blocked by Mehtab, but the rebound was slotted in perfectly at the near post.

In the next minute Mumbai’s deficit was down to one. The Islanders swarmed forward as Stewart whipped the ball in from the right flank. Diaz beat his marker and headed the ball past Debjit Majumder to make it 2-1.

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In first-half stoppage time, Lalengmawia Ralte beat Debjit to the ball and was taken out in the process. The referee pointed to the spot and booked the keeper. Stewart stepped up to take it and sent Debjit the wrong way to reinstate parity in the fourth minute of stoppage time.

CFC vs MCFC HIGHLIGHTS: CFC 2-6 MCFC, Mumbai City FC come from behind to score SIX past Chennaiyin FC, maintain UNBEATEN streak – CHECK HIGHLIGHTS

At half-time, Des Buckingham made two changes with Vinit Rai and Vignesh Dakshinamurthy coming on for Ralte and Dessai. The game turned on its head four minutes into the second half. Bipin pulled the ball back towards the edge of the box and Rai smashed it in with his first attempt at goal.

The visitors struck again at the hour-mark and established a two-goal cushion. Ahmed Jahouh’s corner was cleared only as far as Dakshinamurthy at the edge of the box. The defender put his boot through it and found the back of the net.

CFC vs MCFC HIGHLIGHTS: CFC 2-6 MCFC, Mumbai City FC come from behind to score SIX past Chennaiyin FC, maintain UNBEATEN streak – CHECK HIGHLIGHTS

The Islanders’ third substitution of the evening, Alberto Noguera, also got on the scoresheet in the 65th minute. The Spaniard received the ball from Bipin and a powerful shot picked up a deflection off Diagne to sneak in at the far post. Bipin was in the action again at the very end, skipping past the defence and tucked the ball into the net to become Mumbai City FC’s leading goalscorer with 16 goals.

The win lifts Mumbai City FC up into second place in the league, four points behind leaders Hyderabad FC. The Islanders’ next challenge will be facing Bengaluru FC at home on November 17, Thursday. Chennaiyin FC stay sixth on the table, just a point ahead of Kerala Blasters. They will stay at the Marina Arena for their next game against Jamshedpur FC on November 19, Saturday.

CFC vs MCFC HIGHLIGHTS: CFC 2-6 MCFC, Mumbai City FC come from behind to score SIX past Chennaiyin FC, maintain UNBEATEN streak – CHECK HIGHLIGHTS

Chennaiyin FC Starting XI: Debjit Majumder (GK), Fallou Diagne, Ajith Kumar, Aakash Sangwan, Anirudh Thapa (C), Julius Duker, Abdenasser El Khayati, Y. Jiteshwor Singh, Prasanth Karuthadathkuni, Petar Sliskovic, Rahim Ali.

Mumbai City FC Starting XI: Phurba Lachenpa (GK), Rahul Bheke (C), Mehtab Singh, Mandar Dessai, Rostyn Griffiths, Ahmed Jahouh, Lalengmawia Ralte, Lallianzuala Chhangte, Greg Stewart, Bipin Singh, Jorge Diaz.