The Indian Men’s Football Team will face a difficult Bangladesh side after being battered by host China in their debut encounter after playing without any training session. On Thursday, a must-win group match in the Asian Games football competition will be played here. The India vs Bangladesh LIVE Streaming in Asian Games 2023 on Sony LIV. Sony Sports Network will broadcast the Asian Games 2023 live.
India vs Bangladesh in Asian Games Line-ups
India XI
Dheeraj Singh, Lalchungnunga, Chinglen Sana Singh, Sandesh Jinghan, Ayush Chhetri, Amarjit Singh Kiyam, Rahul KP, Sunil Chhetri, Bryce Miranda, Abdul Anjukandan, Rothi Danu
Bangladesh XI
Mitul Marma, Mojibor Rahman Jony, Hasan Murad, Md Ridoy, Rabiul Hasan, Suman Reza, Foysal Ahmed Fahim, Isa Faysal, Jayed Ahmed, Rahmat Mia, Sakil Hossain
India vs Bangladesh in Asian Games Preview
India came out with all the gusto, but ran out of steam in the second half. However, ultimately losing 1-5 in the process against hosts China in their opening match of the Games. Despite the result, the Blue Tigers will take heart from the shift they put in till the bitter end. They will hope for a better showing against Bangladesh, with reinforcements coming in. That of defender Narender Gahlot, and attackers Gurkirat Singh and Aniket Jadhav.
As things currently stand, India are at the bottom of Group A. They will be looking to bounce back and stake their claim for a spot in the Round of 16 later on. The Blue Tigers have a superior head-to-head record against Bangladesh. Having won 18, lost five, and drawn 12 matches. India’s match against Bangladesh will kick off at 1.30 pm IST. The telecast will be live on the Sony Sports Network, and streamed live on the SonyLiv platform.
Match Details:
Match: India vs Bangladesh in Asian Games
Tournament: Asian Games 2023
Date: 21st September
Venue: Xiaoshan Sports Center Stadium, Hangzhou
Kick off: 1.30 PM IST
Live Streaming: India vs Bangladesh LIVE Streaming in Asian Games 2023 on Sony LIV
Live Telecast: Asian Games 2023 LIVE Telecast on Sports18
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