Assam go down fighting against Madhya Pradesh

11 Apr 2016

By Joseph Solomon, AIFF Media Team NEW DELHI: Assam lost 0-1 to Madhya Pradesh in a Group B fixture of the 37^th Sub-Junior National Football Championship on April 11, 2016 at the Ambedkar Stadium in the Capital. A dominant performance by Assam failed to grab dividends as they were left reeling for not finishing their chances, even after creating plenty. Apart from a 7^th minute shot which flew inches wide of the goal, Madhya Pradesh mostly soaked up pressure and tried to thwart numerous Assamese attacks on their citadel. In the 10^th minute, Gogoi’s free-kick for Assam from the edge of the 18 yard box rattled the crossbar and went out. With Assam increasing the tempo of the game and attacking in hordes, Madhya Pradesh committed bodies in defence. In the 31^st minute, however, a corner kick scenario could have turned into a potential opening goal for Assam had Saikia not slotted his volley wide of the goal. But the best chance of the game for Assam came six minutes later, when a cross from the right flank found an unmarked Gogoi in the 18 yard box. Gogoi, from handshaking distance failed to tap the ball in as Madhya Pradesh survived another scare. After the half-time scoreline read 0-0, Assam upped their ante and second into the second half, they breached the Madhya Pradesh defence line, but were left reeling as the finishing shot was scooped wide of the goal. Pamiętaj, że gra na stronach, które nie posiadają licencji rządowej nie jest bezpieczna. Upewnij się, że wybrana przez Ciebie witryna posiada licencję wydaną przez co najmniej jeden organ, lokalny lub nie. Dzięki temu wiemy, że operator kasyna przestrzega pewnych zasad i praw, i że nie będzie mógł po prostu ukraść naszych pieniędzy i zniknąć. Kasyna bez licencji są niebezpieczne, a strona TopKasynoOnline PL topkasynoonline.com/ posiada ich listę, ponieważ nie są one regulowane przez żaden rząd. Oznacza to, że mogą oni po prostu oszukiwać ludzi i ujdzie im to na sucho bez możliwości udowodnienia czegokolwiek. In the 61^st minute, a rasping Joydeep Gogoi shot was cleared by the Madhya Pradesh defence line. Shortly after, Madhya Pradesh could have taken the lead against the run of play but Assam’s custodian made a top-draw save to deny them. In the 64^th minute, Assam were punished for not capitalizing on their opportunities as Madhya Pradesh took the lead when Suresh Kumar scored, following a corner kick scenario. Assam found the net in the 74^th minute but the referee flagged it offside. Madhya Pradesh committed bodies in defence and saw out the match as the full-time scoreline read 1-0 in their favour.