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#4 Jamshedpur on a rampage in the second-half
After getting a late equaliser in the first half, Jamshedpur took the field in the second-half in hopes of elevating their goal difference against a weaker BFC side. Starting the scoring for JFC was their talisman Michael Soosairaj who was able to bend a curler to the right top corner off an assist from Memo, to which the BFC defence had no answers, as the ball beat three defenders and the goalkeeper along the way to put Jamshedpur 2-1 up in the game. The next two goals came within a minute as Pablo Morgado put his side 4-1 up, first with a header off a cross from Carlos Calvo and then from an assist from Jerry to glide the ball into the back of the net.
The final goal came from Carlos Calvo who pulled off a magic freekick from the edge of the box to which goalkeeper Soram Poirei had no answers to.
With a 5-1 lead by the 60th minute of the game, Jamshedpur came close to scoring in a number of occasions but failed to capitalise on any of those chances.
Barring the inexperience in the BFC squad, Jamshedpur will be pretty happy with the performance of their attack which has been their major area of concern throughout the season and it’s a definite space which they would like to improve upon in the next season.
