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Aizawl FC

03-13 21:00

2 - 2

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Real Kashmir

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End 2-2

95′

H. Yousuf

S. Haokip

94′

F. Toure

A. Dar

91′

2-2

L. Lalrinfela

Assist: H. Lalrempuia

90′

L. Khongsai

M. Inam

90′

Laldanmawia

L. Laldawngzuala

84′

H. Gomes

Zomuansanga Lalnunzira

77′

L. Lalrinfela

Lalawmpuia Sailo

75′

1-2

A. Dar

68′

T Lalmuanawma

45′

S. Singh

O.Habib Fofana

45′

E. Chhangte

Vanlalawmpuia Vanlalawmpuia

Halftime 1-1

42′

Zomuansanga Lalnunzira

41′

M. S. Thangalakath

14′

0-1

S. Charles

12′

K. Issah

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Match Info

Indian I-League: Aizawl FC 2-2 Real Kashmir. A thrilling and end-to-end encounter at the Rajiv Gandhi Stadium finished all square, as Aizawl FC and Real Kashmir shared the points in a 2-2 draw full of drama. The home side started explosively, scoring twice in the opening twenty minutes through quick breaks that sliced open the Kashmir defense. Real Kashmir, however, displayed tremendous character to fight back. They pulled one back just before halftime from a corner, setting up a tense second half. The equalizer arrived in the 70th minute, a superb individual effort from Kashmir's star forward, who dribbled past two defenders and fired home. Both teams had chances to win it late, with Aizawl hitting the post and Kashmir's goalkeeper making a crucial save in stoppage time. The focus point was the remarkable comeback from Real Kashmir, showing resilience after a poor start. The result leaves both teams in a congested middle section of the I-League table, with Aizawl perhaps ruing missed opportunities to seal the game early. The Aizawl manager described it as "two points dropped," while the Kashmir coach was "proud of the team's fighting spirit." The lineups featured key attackers for both sides, who were central to the entertaining spectacle.