Languishing in the lower half of the eight-team table, hosts Mumbai City FC will look to turn things around in the second edition of the Indian Super League as they begin a string of five home games, commencing with a clash against Chennayin FC today
Mumbai City FC coach Nicolas Anelka (right) with Frederic Piquionne before the start of their match against FC Pune City at Balewadi Stadium
Languishing in the lower half of the eight-team table, hosts Mumbai City FC will look to turn things around in the second edition of the Indian Super League as they begin a string of five home games, commencing with a clash against Chennayin FC today.
Mumbai City FC coach Nicolas Anelka (right) with Frederic Piquionne before the start of their match against FC Pune City at Balewadi Stadium. Pic/ISL
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The match would also see national football captain Sunil Chhetri to make his ISL debut, having missed the entire last season and the first two games of the current edition.
"This is the start of everything; we will be happy to introduce the three Indian national players — Chhetri, Subrata Paul and Lalachhuanmawia Fanai — who were not available for the first two games," said the team's assistant coach Oscar Bruzon ahead of his team's home opener of the season at the DY Patil Stadium.
"I think everything was gelling in the first two games, but we did not get the six points we wanted. Now is the time to start afresh in Mumbai. We have five games in a row here. We are completely excited to play here. We want to show tomorrow what this Mumbai City FC is capable of. Tomorrow we have to start winning, no excuse," added the Spaniard.
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