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Churchill Brothers beat Mumbai City 2-1 in their first ISL match
Churchill Brothers beat Mumbai City FC 2-1 in their first match in the Indian Super League, India’s top football competition.
The Goan club had about three and a half weeks to prepare for its return to the top tier, and some foreign players arrived only days before the season began.
In August, Churchill acquired Jamshedpur FC’s operating company and took over the contracts of 12 players and two coaches.
Mumbai, a two-time ISL champion, controlled much of the first half, but the teams went into the break level.
Gaurav Bora scored Churchill’s first ISL goal in the 57th minute, and Sebastian Gutierrez also scored for the club in the 2-1 win.
The result matters because Churchill beat an established opponent despite its rushed preparations; no further next step is given.
Churchill Brothers beat Mumbai City FC 2-1 in their first Indian Super League match.
The Goan club had about three and a half weeks to prepare for its return to the top tier.
Gaurav Bora scored in the 57th minute, heading in a cross from Anil Gaonkar.
Mumbai City controlled much of the first half, but the teams went into the break level.
Churchill had completed around 37 to 38 training sessions before the match.
- Who
- Churchill Brothers and Mumbai City FC.
- What
- Churchill Brothers won 2-1 in their first ISL match.
- When
- Sunday evening; the article does not state the calendar date of the match.
- Where
- Fatorda, Goa.
- Why
- Not stated
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Churchill squeezed in around 37 to 38 training sessions before taking on Mumbai City
Churchill Brothers acquired Jamshedpur FC’s operating company from Tata Steel for Rs 100.
Churchill Brothers prepared for the ISL in about three and a half weeks, completing around 37 to 38 training sessions.
Churchill Brothers beat Mumbai City FC 2-1 at Fatorda in their first ISL match.
- Result
- Churchill Brothers 2-1 Mumbai City FC
- Goal
- Gaurav Bora scored in the 57th minute
- Assist
- Anil Gaonkar delivered the cross after a short corner
- Preparation
- Around 37 to 38 training sessions
- Takeover
- Churchill acquired Jamshedpur FC’s operating company from Tata Steel for Rs 100 in August








