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Despite creating chances at ease, Pune City had to wait until the half-hour mark to find an opening goal. Nijwm Muchahary scored twice, opened his and Pune City’s account at the 28th-minute mark.

A brace – scored in the 35th and 38th minute – from Pune City’s no.11 Buanthunglun Samte in just three minutes put the home side three goals clear; with seven minutes of regulatory time still remaining in the first-half.

In the second-half, a further four goals followed for Pune City; courtesy of strikes from Sebastian Thangmuansang, Nijwm Muchahary and two goals from Dimple Bhagat.

Kenkre F.C. came out strongly in the second-half but soon faded out having failed to create any goal-bound opportunity. Overall, in what was a make or break match for the visitors – Kenkre FC failed to live up to expectations; striking out any real chance of qualification, this term.

Sebastian Thangmuansang’s goal came in the 59th minute, ending Kenkre FC’s hopes to get anything out of the match. In the aftermath of the fifth goal, Nijwm Muchahary completed his brace on 63 minutes.

Pune City was still left with firepower, in the final 20 minutes; Dimple Bhagat, in the span of five minutes, added a sixth and seventh goal for his side to round-up an 7-0 win for the hosts.

The home team recorded their fourth win in as many matches, eclipsing rivals DSK Shivajians (P4, W3, D1) by two points at the top of the table. Whereas visitors Kenkre F.C. find themselves, in a similar turmoil, as at the end of last season.

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In the 17^th minute of the first half a strike was recorded to be the first goal of the game, came from a forward player Shimyu Sasikumar Manikkoth in the favour of the Blue & Yellow outfit.

Followingly during the extra time of the first half Arbaaz Khan with a foul on the opponent player was booked by the referee of the game Sir Sandeep Sanjay Powar, who marked his authority on the game. Which lately carried the score-line to be 1-0 in the first half.

As soon as the second half whistle stroked, the Red Army started producing some dangerous offensive football resulting a goal for the same in the 48^th minute of the game, struck by forward Pranjal Bhumij as it was carried out to be the last goal of the game as DSK failed to produce a winning result for the first time in the group stage of this league.

Trying to switch things around, the men in Red got 2 fresh legs Defender Guidingstar Malieh in place of Midfielder Jonathan Cardozo & Midfielder Azharuddin SK replacing another Midfielder Mebanshan Suting to play for in the last 20 minutes of the game followed by changes from the yellow team, that were made to get something up forward in the dying minutes of the game as Midfielder Hersh Rall making way for Midfielder Krishna Vijayan in the 84^th min & Forward Sandeep Manoharan making way for another Forward Yash Angre.

7 minutes were added after the 90 minutes for both the teams to get a win which could seal a victory but failed to do so.

Resulting FT: DSK Shivajians 1-1 Kenkre FC.

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