On Monday, Mumbai City FC was held to an intense draw against former champion, Chennaiyin FC in the 2020-21 Indian Super League, at the GMC Stadium in Goa. The draw ensured that Mumbai maintains its top spot, while Chennaiyin has risen to the fifth spot.
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The opening half saw six attacks within the 11th minute, including three saves, while a couple of them came from Mumbai goalkeeper, Amrinder Singh. Nine minutes later, Bartholomew Ogbeche handed Mumbai the lead with his close-range header to the top left, following a cross assist from Bipin Singh, as it was the final attack of the half before the half-time break kicked in.
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The second half, until the 71st minute, saw seven attempts being made. Meanwhile, it was three minutes later when Chennaiyin was awarded a penalty after Ahmed Jahouh brought down Jakub Sylvestr inside the box, while Isma converted it through his right foot to the top-left.
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Six more attacks ensued, including a save from Chennaiyin keeper, Vishal Kaith. Nonetheless, none of the sides could find the back of the net any further, as the honours were shared at the full-time whistle.
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As for the next clash, Mumbai would face off against sixth-placed NorthEast United FC on Saturday. Meanwhile, Chennaiyin would take on fourth-placed Hyderabad FC on Saturday.
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