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#5 India, the comeback kings?
India's comeback win against Mauritius was their fifth in 16 international matches. During the current nine-match winning run, the Blue Tigers have managed to come from behind to win three times, which is an unprecedented achievement in the history of Indian football. Thanks to a newfound spirit, India have truly become a dominant force at home, albeit against lower rung teams.
#6 Mumbai is India's lucky home
India have played three times at Andheri's Mumbai Football Arena and have won each time. They have scored eight goals and conceded just two in those three games, suggesting that Constantine's charges are at home in the compact confines of the Mumbai Football Arena. They have St. Kitts & Nevis next at the ground on Thursday and the Caribbean outfit will be wary of the home team's record at the ground.
