Experienced East Bengal play youthful Indian Arrows on Tuesday
It would have been a battle of experience vs youthful exuberance when table toppers East Bengal face debutabants Indian Arrows, a group composed of teenagers in a Hero I-League match, in New Delhi on Tuesday.
The Indian Arrows, the developmental team of All India Football Federation (AIFF), is a task where a lot of 16, 17 and 18 year olds are playing together in an area in the premier league of the country.And a premier teams of the nation can underestimate the Indian Arrows at the their very own peril because they held mighty Mohun Bagan to a 1-1 draw within their last match and that too with 10-man at the Mohun Bagan ground.Like Mohun Bagan, East Bengal is a huge in Indian football and they're presently leading the table with 14 points. The Arrows, on another hand, are lying at the seventh spot with seven points from six matches.East Bengal coach Khalid Jamil, the person with the midas touch who guided ‘outsiders'Aizawl FC to a historic triumph within the last edition of the Hero I-League, cautioned his players against taking the teenagers lightly.
The Indian Arrows, the developmental team of All India Football Federation (AIFF), is a task where a lot of 16, 17 and 18 year olds are playing together in an area in the premier league of the country.And a premier teams of the nation can underestimate the Indian Arrows at the their very own peril because they held mighty Mohun Bagan to a 1-1 draw within their last match and that too with 10-man at the Mohun Bagan ground.Like Mohun Bagan, East Bengal is a huge in Indian football and they're presently leading the table with 14 points. The Arrows, on another hand, are lying at the seventh spot with seven points from six matches.East Bengal coach Khalid Jamil, the person with the midas touch who guided ‘outsiders'Aizawl FC to a historic triumph within the last edition of the Hero I-League, cautioned his players against taking the teenagers lightly.
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