MDFA DIV I: Bombay FC vs Jupiter SC match report

by Amit Malvekar September 18, 2016

Jupiter SC thrash Bombay FC 6-2

In the second game of the day Jupiter locked horns with Bombay FC, a game which produced 8 goals.

Bombay FC entered into the game looking hungry for a result but little did they knew that Jupiter had other plans. Bombay FC put up attacking display right away and in the 7th minute Zara Lalzar’s weak shot was parried into the goal, courtesy some horrific goalkeeping. Bombay FC 1-0 Jupiter SC. An early goal conceded and a howler from the keeper would have been enough to down the morale of the team but instead Jupiter went on a rampage. minutes later conceding a goal Jupiter SC won a penalty at the other end and a chance to go level. Striker Yamik Holkar calmly converted the penalty and brought Jupiter back into the contest. Bombay FC 1-1 Jupiter SC Couple of minuted later Romit Anand stunned the Bombay FC squad with a goal to put Jupiter into the lead as Bombay FC started to crumble in pressure.Bombay FC 1-2 Jupiter SC. Bombay FC managed to take in the pressure and held their ground firm and broke of any attack coming from Jupiter. Bombay FC had their moments but no outcome was seen as both teams went into the half with Jupiter having a slender advantage.

After the interval Jupiter looked to increase their lead but Bombay FC got into the act and in the 45th minute won a penalty and a chance to equalise. Dhrumil Kakkad stepped up and gave Bombay FC the relief and start afresh. Bombay FC 2-2 Jupiter SC The restart was something Bombay FC will continue to ponder upon as Jupiter’s start was straight running into the opponent, a neat thru ball saw Sachin Kumavat with good space to increase the tally, which he did as Jupiter went 3 goals up. Bombay FC 2-3 Jupiter SC. from here on it was the all Jupiter show as they built pressure on Bombay FC. Bombay’s resiliance was tough to break but Jupiter managed to put some cunning balls and the next three goals were scored in quick succession. Dhanraj Shetty stepped up to score the 4th in 62nd minute as Yamik Holkar doubled his tally in the 65th minute and Dhanraj put the final nail in the coffin in the 79th minute as Jupiter emerged triumphant. At the final whistle Bombay FC had their hand over heads in grief over the rampage they were a victim of.