Lebanon proved to be third time lucky despite the Blue Tigers putting immense pressure on the rival defence, especially during the closing stages.
India skipper Sandesh Jhingan during the match v Lebanon in Thailand yesterday. Pic/PTI
A 77th-minute strike by Kaseem Al Zein put India’s hopes of retaining the third place in the King’s Cup football tournament to rest as Lebanon emerged 1-0 winners here on Sunday.
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Lebanon proved to be third time lucky despite the Blue Tigers putting immense pressure on the rival defence, especially during the closing stages.
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Just when it looked like India would force open the Lebanon defence at any moment, things completely went the other way as the west Asian side made most of a corner kick.
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