Mumbai City FC would try to keep her winning streak and stay in the play-off qualification zone, when on Friday he is the host of Bengal Wschodni in the Super League (ISL) Indian match in Bombay.
The islanders returned to victory with a triumph 3: 0 against Mohammedan Sporting last week and are currently sixth place with 27 points at seven wins and six draws.
The Petr Kratky Team team has a chance to make a double league for the second time over the Red & Gold brigade, winning the opposite of 3-2.
However, Mumbai City did not defeat East Bengal at home, even unable to find the back of the net in both previous meetings, losing and drawing once.
However, Bengal Wschodni tried to find feet on the road this season. He won only once in the last eight away matches, drawing once and losing six times.
However, in the last match of Bengal Wschodni he saw him win 2: 1 from Kerala Blasters when he scored drought at the goal in two matches.
Currently, the Red-Gold Brigade is on the 11th place in the Table of Points. He won and drew once in the previous five matches, losing three times and has 17 points on so many games.
Holding the sixth islanders with 10 points, this is a chance for Eastern Bengal to reduce the gap in a direct competition, and then hope for a victorious run to be late at the play-off (ending in the upper part).
The main coach of Mumbai City, Petry Kratky, said that he believes that the team is becoming better with every match.
“We think that we become stronger and better, which is very important to me as a trainer. I am very pleased with where we are and how we are doing – he said.
The coach of Eastern Bengal Oscar Bruzon emphasized the unpredictability of every game at ISL.
“One of the good things at ISL is that each game is very tight. All compositions are very balanced. You can never predict which team will win, which match – he said.
Two teams faced ISL nine times. Mumbai City won six matches, while Bengal Wschodni won twice.
