SC East Bengal have nothing left to play for besides pride in the Indian Super League when they take on NorthEast United FC, who have everything to play for, at Fatorda Stadium, on Tuesday.
East Bengal had every chance of progressing into the playoffs but their attack led them down. In the last one month (since January 21), the Kolkata side has scored just five goals in six matches, having recorded just 13 shots on target in these games, the lowest among all teams.
However, with just two games left now, SC East Bengal assistant coach Tony Grant believes this could be a real test for his side when they take on the Highlanders on Tuesday. “To play for this club, you have to be able to roll your sleeves up. It’s a great test for our boys to show us their quality,” he said.
SCEB will clash against a side eyeing their place in the playoffs and the encounter will be an enticing one considering NorthEast’s form in the league so far.
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