ISL: Ten-man Jamshedpur FC stun Hyderabad FC

A sevenminute triplegoal burst early in the first half helped Jamshedpur FC beat Hyderabad FC 32 despite playing most of the second half with just ten men in the Indian Super League ISL on SaturdayHyderabad FC made seven changes to their lineup The newlook side made a slick start to the game but it was a familiar name in Bartholomew Ogbeche who put them in front The striker leaped between two defenders from a Rohit Danu corner to put his team 10 up in the 12th minuteBut Jamshedpur FC drew level in the 22nd minute after moving the ball out wide to rightback Boris Singh The wingers high cross hung up at the far post where Ritwik Das climbed above Reagan Singh to head it homeA few minutes later Harry Sawyer got on the end of a low cross from the left which was saved acrobatically by Lalbiakhlua Jongte on his ISL debut From the resulting corner Sawyers header was deflected by Ogbeches outstretched arm and Jongte was sent the wrong way by Jay Thomas from the spot as Jamshedpur FC went aheadAlso readISL ATK Mohun Bagan take on Jamshedpur FC seeking final spot in playoffs battleThings got even worse for Hyderabad FC when Sawyer won an aerial duel in midfield to head the ball towards Daniel Chukwu in the 29th minute Chukwu outmuscled Nim Dorjee to get a clear path on goal before chipping over Jongte from outside the box to make it 31Hyderabad FC were given a way back into the game when Vishal Yadavs slip during a goalkick put Javier Siverio oneonone with him Siverio was brought down by last man Eli Sabia who was promptly sent off in the 56th minuteThe home side made four changes in the second half with Joao Victor returning to action but struggled to break through Jamshedpur FCs defence That was until the 74th minute when Ricky Lallawmawmas hand made contact with the ball Victor stepped up to take the penalty but Yadav went to his right to deny Hyderabad FCIn the 79th minute Abdul Anjukandans cross from the right found its way through traffic to Ogbeche at the far post who brought it under control and managed to get power on his shot despite losing his footing It bobbled off Yadav into the near post to give the home team another way backOgbeche was at it again in the 84th minute leaping in a similar fashion to his first goal but unable to keep his header under the crossbar That was the closest they would come to an equaliser before Yadav leaped to his left to save a Siverio header in the ninth minute of stoppage timeThe result didnt have any bearing on the next stage of the tournament but lifted Jamshedpur FC into ninth place ahead of East Bengal FC Their last game of the season is at home against Odisha FC on February 22 Hyderabad FC will draw the curtains on this seasons league stage with an away game against Kerala Blasters on February 26This story has been sourced from a third party syndicated feed agencies Midday accepts no responsibility or liability for its dependability trustworthiness reliability and data of the text Midday managementmiddaycom reserves the sole right to alter delete or remove without notice the content in its absolute discretion for any reason whatsoever