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NE United beat Chennaiyin by 3-0 goals

By Lakhinandan Gogoi |
Chennaiyin FC goalkeeper Gennaro Bracigliano fails to make the save as Massamba Lo Sambou of NorthEast (far Left) United FC scores the second goal during match 42 of the Hero Indian Super League between NorthEast United FC and Chennaiyin FC held at the Indira Gandhi Stadium, Guwahati, India on the 27th November 2014. Photo by: Shaun Roy/ ISL/ SPORTZPICS
Chennaiyin FC goalkeeper Gennaro Bracigliano fails to make the save as Massamba Lo Sambou of NorthEast (far Left) United FC scores the second goal during match 42 of the Hero Indian Super League between NorthEast United FC and Chennaiyin FC held at the Indira Gandhi Stadium, Guwahati, India on the 27th November 2014. Photo by: Shaun Roy/ ISL/ SPORTZPICS

The North East United FC down Chennaiyin FC by 3-0 goals in the 42nd Hero India Super League match in Guwahati on Thursday.

Much to the delight of thousands of people in the packed Indira Gandhi Athletic Stadium in the evening, Durga Boro scored the first goal in the 10 minutes. Moussamba posted the second goal in a style in the first 21 minutes. He was Moussamba, who did it again in just 4 minutes later.

NorthEast United FC comprised Rehenesh; Kondwani Mtonga, Massamba Sambou, Miguel Garcia, Joan Capdevilla; Koke, Felipe de Castro, Zodingliana Ralte, Boithang Haokip; Seminlen Doungel, Durga Boro.

Substitutes are: Alexandros Tzorvas, James Keene, Luis Padilla, Isaac Chansa, Leo Bertos, Milan Singh, Do Dong-Hyun, David Nghaite, Redeem Tlang, Alen Deory

Chennaiyin FC have Gennaro Bracigliano; Harmanjot Khabra, Jairo Suarez, Bernard Mendy, Dhanachandra Singh; Bruno Pelisari, Eric Djemba-Djemba, Denson Devadas; Balwant Singh, Jean Eudes Maurice, Jeje Lalpekhlua

Substitutes: NP Pradeep, Jaison Vales, Jayesh Rane, Sukhwinder Singh, Francesco Franzese, Dane Pereira, Marco Materazzi, Cristian Hidalgo, Shilton Paul, Khelemba Singh Meetei.

 


Durga Boro of NorthEast United FC scores the opening goal during match 42 of the Hero Indian Super League between NorthEast United FC and Chennaiyin FC held at the Indira Gandhi Stadium, Guwahati, India on the 27th November 2014. Photo by: Shaun Roy/ ISL/ SPORTZPICS


John Abhraham felicitating One Milionth ISL fan Ankita Devi (R) during match 42 of the Hero Indian Super League between NorthEast United FC and Chennaiyin FC held at the Indira Gandhi Stadium, Guwahati, India on the 27th November 2014. Photo by: Saikat Das/ ISL/ SPORTZPICS

 

NEUFC's 3 crucial  matches:

December 1: Match 46 FC Goa vs NorthEast United FC

December 4: Match 49 Kerala Blasters FC vs NorthEast United FC

December 10: Match 56 NorthEast United FC vs Mumbai City FC

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