Just before halftime, Boris Singh replaced the goalscorer Doungel who had to leave the pitch after suffering an ankle injury. His shot from a narrow-angle escaped TP Rehenesh's grip and was rolling inside the goal but Eli Sabia was quick to react and cleared the ball from the line. Roy Krishna looked to have scored the equaliser in the 40th minute. Moments later, Seiminlen Doungel found space on the edge of the box at the right flank and made no mistake in hitting the ball past Amrinder's right side to give JFC the lead. At the stroke of the 33rd minute, Amrinder Singh saved a powerful left-footed low curling shot from Greg Stewart from the right flank. Owen Coyle fielded a 4-4-2 formation while Antonio Lopes Habas chose his tried and tested 3-4-3 formation.ДЄs the match started, Eli Sabia straightaway went into the referee's book by getting a yellow card in the fourth minute. As for Jamshedpur FC, Peter Hartley started the game against the Mariners with Pronay Halder also taking the field and Alex Lima starting from the bench. Pritam Kotal (89') pulled one back for the Marines but it ended as too little too late to affect the final scoreline.ДЄshutosh Mehta and Sumit Rathi made their way into the starting lineup for ATK Mohun Bagan. Alex Lima (84') scored the second after coming on as a substitute late in the second half. Seiminlen Doungel (37') scored the opener for the Men of Steel with a sublime finish from the right flank. The win takes Jamshedpur to the second spot in the points table as Mohun Bagan slump to number 5. Jamshedpur FC continued their unbeaten run in the season as they handed ATK Mohun Bagan their successive defeat, downing the Mariners 2-1 in the Indian Super League (ISL) encounter at the Athletic Stadium in Bambolim, Goa on Monday.

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