What to say?
@Jay , we all are watching this game from a very long time. As two drinks break is there for 2 mins minimum each. Then 4 mins are compulsory. Then if all the time wastage we see thatâs definitely more than 3 min in complete 90min game.
2+5=7 (total)
2+2=4 (due to drinks break only)
Changes and other wastage=7-4=3min (only?)
Is it possible? Am not getting the logic of this activity really.
HmmmâŚdoes seem questionable! 
To dissect this further, I am wondering why wouldnât this be questionable to other football pundits? 
ATK Mohun Bagan had a passing accuracy of 51.6% against FC Goa, their worst against a team in the Indian Super League. 114 of their 221 passes were successful. Faulty.
We played very wellâ - NorthEast United assistant coach Alison Kharsyntiew happy to return to winning ways
Assistant coach Alison Kharsyntiew was pleased with the teamâs performance and looked relieved as the Highlanders finally ended their winless run.
âWe played very well. In attack, we kept the ball very well and moved well. We were clinical in the attacking third and we also defended well. This will encourage the whole team and we will remain consistent in the remaining matches,â said Kharsyntiew after the match.
The assistant coach also revealed what newly appointed head coach Khalid Jamil told the boys ahead of the match. He said, âCoach Khalid Jamil told the boys to go out there, give their best effort, work hard, enjoy themselves and maintain the tactical discipline.â
The clash between the two sides takes place at the GMC Stadium in Bambolim.
Chennaiyin FC come into the clash against SC East Bengal on the back of a clinical win over Odisha FC. They beat the Kalinga Warriors with a 2-1 scoreline powered by two goals from Esmael Goncalves.
The two-time ISL champions have managed to stay unbeaten in four of their last five matches. They have drawn three, won one and lost one game and occupy the sixth position on the ISL points table.
Head coach Robbie Fowler will hope that his side are able to stay consistent going into the second half of the season. They have not lost a single encounter in their past six ISL matches.
The Englishman will aim for more victories in their kitty to add to their two wins in the competition so far. The signing of Bright Enobakhare has provided an additional element to their attacking unit that was lacking so far.
Terrible individual errorsâ - Owen Coyle disappointed by Jamshedpurâs back-to-back defeats
Jamshedpur lost their third match in a row when they went down 1-2 against NorthEast United on Sunday.
The Men of Steel, who have 13 points from 12 matches, are currently eighth on the table. Jamshedpur boss Owen Coyle blamed the teamâs poor form on individual errors by his players.
âWe are not playing as well as we can and are making terrible individual errors. That is costing us goals, we are giving teams a start. At the other end, we are not taking our chances. We are punished for every error we make. If we correct that, we will start winning games,â Coyle said after the game.
Not easy to create many chances against big clubsâ - ATK Mohun Bagan boss Antonio Habas happy with draw against FC Goa
After back-to-back games without a win, the Kolkata giantsâ head coach Antonio Habas said that his team had the opportunity to beat Goa but they wasted their chances.
âA lot of alternatives for both the teams. The scored in the final third. We had the chance to win the match before we scored the goal. I want to win all three points. But one point is very important,â Habas said after the game.
Habas believes it is not possible to create a lot of chances while playing against big clubs.
âI think in a big match between two big teams, lots of chances to score are not possible. It is impossible that one team will have four, five or six chances,â he said.
âMaybe we were afraid to lose. I am very happy with the performance,â he added.
Not good enoughâ - FC Goa boss Juan Ferrando unsatisfied with draw against ATK Mohun Bagan
FC Goa head coach Juan Ferrando was disappointed with the 1-1 draw against ATK Mohun Bagan in the Indian Super League 2020-21 clash at the Fatorda Stadium in Goa on Sunday.
âWe want the three points in all games. We had more chances but in the end, a draw is not good enough for us,â Ferrando said.
âAt the end, we had 10 shots on target. (Concern is) when you donât have clear opportunities,â he added.
Here are both managerâs thoughts ahead of the game
Sharing his thoughts ahead of the encounter, head coach Csaba Laszlo said, âSC East Bengal got some good new players in. They try hard in the offence but I also have some good defensive players âŚGenerally, we are strong in the midfield and we are also a team who stay compact. If we stay compact, I think we have enough quality to win the game against SC East Bengal.â.
SC East Bengal manager, Robbie Fowler also shared his thoughts ahead of the encounter;
âWe are on an unbeaten run so there are plenty of positives. We need to get wins. There are five points that [separate] us and the team in the fourth place. We will continue to try and get the points. We know we need results. Until itâs impossible, we will go into every game with the belief that we can still do it,â Fowler said ahead of the game.
Chennaiyin FC make 
change with Edwin Sydney replacing Fatkhulo Fatkhulloev, while SC East Bengal make 
alterations from last game.
After conceding first in ISL 2020-21,
Chennaiyin FC 3 matches - 3 defeats
SC Eastbengal 5 matches 1 draw 4 defeats
Will the opening 
determine the outcome of this encounter
SC Eastbengal have the second-best shooting accuracy in the ISL (44%), 33 of their 75 shots have been on target. Meanwhile, Chennaiyin FC are 2nd from the bottom in terms of shooting accuracy (38.8%), 45 of their 116 shots have been on target. Contrasting.
Chennaiyin 0-0 East Bengal: 10-man Red and Golds hold Marina Machans
East Bengalâs unbeaten streak continued as they managed to hold Chennaiyin to a goalless draw with a man down.
Chennaiyin were held to a goalless draw by a 10-man East Bengal in an Indian Super League (ISL) clash on Monday at the GMC Stadium in Bambolim, Goa.
Red and Golds Ajay Chhetri was sent off in the 30th minute of the match after double booking as the Kolkata played with a man down for the majority of the game. Both teams had their fair share of chances to break the deadlock but neither could find the back of the net.
This is the third time that SC Eastbengal have registered just 1 shot on target, their least in a match in this season of the Indian SuperLeague. The previous 2 occasions were against FCGoa and JamshedpurFC. Unarmed.
Robbie Fowler: East Bengal controlled the game against Chennaiyin
East Bengal head coach Robbie Fowler was disappointed with the result as he believes that his team had enough possession of the ball to win the game.
âI am disappointed. We still controlled the match. There are a few half chances. We did enough to win the game. Iâm disappointed we havenât got the three points. We will take the one point obviously due to the circumstances,â Fowler said after the game.
Csaba Laszlo: Chennaiyin lacked creativity against East Bengal
Laszlo believes that his team had control of the game but failed to make it count. He mentioned that his team did not create enough chances to win the game.
âWe had control of the game. But we did not win the game. Not that we did not control the game but we did not win the game. 11 against 11 you have to win the game. Sometimes it is not easy to play against 10. If you play 10 against 11 itâs easier to win the game if you create chances which we did not have. I am disappointed about it,â Laszlo said.
Chennaiyin created a couple of chances but lacked intent in front of goal. Laszlo, however, defended his players and said that his team needs to pick themselves up and keep going in the competition.
Hyderabad FC will hope to consolidate their position in the top-four with a win over the bottom-placed Odisha FC in the Indian Super League (ISL) on Tuesday at the Tilak Maidan in Vasco.
Manuel Marquezâs Hyderabad FC have been tactically superior to most teams in the league. The Nizams have played brilliantly on transition and through buildup play as well.
They have earned 16 points from 11 games and are 4th in the standings. The goalless draw with Mumbai City FC showed Hyderabad FCâs immaculate and calculative approach to pin down opponents in the midfield.
Odisha FC showed signs of recovery and improvement after an underwhelming start to the season. However, Stuart Baxterâs side failed to play their natural game against Chennaiyin FC and fell to a 2-1 loss. The Juggernauts lack in team cohesion which has hurt the sideâs tactical applicability so far. They are placed 11th in the standings with just 6 points on the board.
Hyderabad FC vs Odisha FC: All Head-to-Head Results
Odisha FC 0-1 Hyderabad FC
Hyderabad FC 1-2 Odisha FC
Odisha FC 3-2 Hyderabad FC
Hyderabad FC form guide: L-L-W-W-D
Odisha FC form guide: D-L-W-D-L
