Ratings: Noah Sadaoui masterclass power FC Goa to trample Mohun Bagan
(Courtesy : ISL media)
Rodriguez, Martinez scored the other two goals.
In a chilly outing at the iconic Vivekananda Yuba Bharati Krirangan, century old hosts Mohun Bagan Super Giant faced a thrashing 1-4 defeat to table toppers FC Goa in the vital Indian Super League (ISL) 2023-24 clash.
The Mariners never really looked involved in the game as, from the very start the Gaurs charged the hosts & flooded them with goals. Noah Sadaoui did the initial damage by striking a penalty awarded from a Manvir Singh handball. He went on to strike a brace, accompanied by Victor Rodriguez & Martinez. Mohun got some lost prestige back when Petratos struck a marvelous free-kick in the dying minutes of the first half.
Mohun Bagan Super Giant (By Rahul Patra)
Vishal Kaith – 5
Failed to stop a single shot on target, facing 3 goals in the first half. Got better with a few saves, saving some sure goals.
Sumit Rathi – 5.5
Proved his worth on being given chance with perfect passes in the initial moments. Got off colour as time passed. Was subbed off after the first half.
Brendan Hamill – 6.5
Was very good with the clearances. Also provided grounded error free passes in the initial minutes. Failed to deliver as the game aged.
Deepak Tangri – 5
Failed to do his defensive duties. Was barely seen protecting the defense line. Was subbed off after the first half.
Subhasish Bose – 6
Was not impressive in the defensive sector, tried to provide chances with a few good runs but failed. He was no match with his stature today.
Anirudh Thapa – 5
Had zero impact in the first half, failed to control the midfield or create any goal scoring chances. Seemed clueless in the field. Earned FC Goa another penalty.
Glan Martins – 5
Seemed poor in the first half, but got better in the second. Overall, had a below par performance. Was subbed for Ravi Rana later.
Dimitri Petratos – 7
Tried to strike a few shots, got sucessful in the dying moments of the first half, scoring from a spectacular free-kick. Looked like a lone warrior for the Mariners.
Manvir Singh – 6
Was caught inside the penalty box with hand-ball, awarding a penalty to FC Goa. Tried creating a lot of chances but was unlucky. Was asked to return to the dugout in the 61st minute.
Jason Cummings – 5.5
Didn’t really have an impact. Seemed lost in the pitch other than in a few runs. Was called out by coach Ferrando in the 61st minute along with Manvir.
Armando Sadiku – 6.5
Tried to prove a threat to the FC Goa defense with his creative style of play. But was not successful in penetrating the FC Goa defense.
Substitutions
L. Hnamte – 6.5
Was very much involved in the game, gave an above average performance but couldn’t create any difference.
Kiyan Nassiri – 7
Seemend pumped-up from the start. Proved to be a threat for FC Goa with his fast runs.
Suhail Bhat – 5
Failed to create any impact in the field for the Mariners.
Hugo Boumous – 5
Tried to create chances but was never really successful. Got a yellow to his name with an unnecessary foul.
Ranabhat – 6
Had a decent outing, but couldn’t excel just like his teammates.
FC Goa Ratings (By Sonal Fernandes)
Arshdeep Singh – 6
Could have done better with the ball at his feet. None of his 8 attempted long balls in the first half found their target and maybe should have stopped Mohun Bagan’s first goal since he got his hand to the freekick from a distance.
Seriton Fernandes – 7
A slow start to the match but recovered well. Hardly put a foot wrong defensively and looked well after the ball.
Odei Onaindia – 8
Defensively astute again from Odei, as he and Sandesh seem to have formed the best centre-back pairing in the league.
Sandesh Jhingan – 8
Another solid night for the India international and should have had a clean sheet but denied it due to a freekick from a long distance.
Jay Gupta – 6
Not his best night going forward but hardly put a foot wrong defensively.
Raynier Fernandes- 7
An impressive night in midfield for Raynier who seems to have gone up a level or two under Manolo Marquez.
Carl McHugh – 8
A heat map graphic late in the second half showed that the midfielder possibly covered every blade of grass on the pitch. A brilliant performance from the midfielder.
Udanta Singh- 6
Struggled on a night other attackers thrived. Put in a shift filled with energy nonetheless.
Victor Rodriguez – 7
Busy throughout the first half and scored what could possibly be a goal-of-the-season contender. Had to be taken off at half-time.
Brandon Fernandes- 8
Back to his influential best back in the side after missing the last few games due to injury. A brilliantly weighted pass to find Noah late in the first half helped his side go 3-0 up.
Noah Sadaoui- 9
A brace in the first half courtesy of a calmly taken penalty and a smart finish after being put through on goal by Brandon put his side on the way to a well-deserved victory.
Substitutions
Paulo Retre – 6
Came on at half time in place of the injured Victor Rodriguez and gave the midfield a new dimension looking after the ball well in a half when FC Goa needed to keep things calm and under control.
Boris Thangjam – 6
Provided his side with 10 minutes of much needed fresh legs on the width.
Carlos Martinez – 7
Got a much-needed goal from the penalty spot. Manolo Marquez will hope that this will give the forward some much-needed confidence boost.
Saviour Gama – 7
Came on for his customary late-match appearance to provide freshness and pace on the left wing and won the penalty for the fourth goal.
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