Kolkata Derby: Mohun Bagan Dominates, FC Goa Struggles with Attendance, and East Bengal Seeks Redemption

The Kolkata Derby was a spectacle of passionate fans, exciting goals, and a resounding victory for Mohun Bagan. Meanwhile, FC Goa struggles with dwindling attendance despite efforts to attract fans, and East Bengal faces a difficult season after a disappointing derby loss. This article dives into the stories behind these key Indian Super League (ISL) matches, highlighting the vibrant atmosphere, challenges, and hopes for the future.

East Bengal’s New Coach Oscar Bruzon Awaits Visa Clearance Ahead of Kolkata Derby

East Bengal’s newly appointed head coach, Oscar Bruzon, is facing visa issues that could prevent him from leading the team in the highly anticipated Kolkata derby against Mohun Bagan Super Giant on October 19th. The Spanish tactician’s presence on the touchline remains uncertain as his visa application, submitted last week, is still under process. The club is actively trying to expedite the process but acknowledges that it is out of their control. The derby presents a crucial opportunity for East Bengal to turn around their dismal start to the season, as they sit at the bottom of the table with no points after four matches.

Peprah’s Late Strike Secures Kerala Blasters’ First Win of the ISL Season

Kwame Peprah, the young Ghanaian forward, scored a late winning goal to give Kerala Blasters their first victory of the ISL season, defeating East Bengal FC 2-1. Peprah, who came on as a substitute, capitalized on a smart slide tackle from Aimen to fire home a left-footed shot. The match was a thrilling affair with goals from both sides, including a clever tap-in by P.V. Vishnu and a well-taken finish by Noah Sadaoui.

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