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FC Goa edge past Inter Kashi to reach Super Cup semifinals

Triyasha has been part of Khel Now since 2024, covering PKL and Indian Football.
Published at :October 29, 2025 at 11:55 PM
Modified at :October 29, 2025 at 11:56 PM
FC Goa edge past Inter Kashi to reach Super Cup semifinals

FC Goa have won both their games, against Jamshedpur FC and Inter Kashi.

Reigning champions FC Goa stormed into the semi-finals of the AIFF Super Cup 2025-26 with a commanding 3-0 victory over Inter Kashi in a Group B match at the PJN Stadium in Fatorda, on Wednesday, October 29, 2025.

The Gaurs were in cruise control from the opening whistle, sealing their passage to the knockouts with all three goals coming before half-time.

The scorers for FC Goa were Dejan Dražić (3’), followed by a brace from Borja Herrera (38’, 42’). The result ensured Goa’s perfect record in Group B, giving them six points from two matches.

Dejan Dražić gives FC Goa the head start

With both NorthEast United FC and Jamshedpur FC dropping points in their 2-2 draw earlier in the day, neither side can now catch the Gaurs, who have booked their semi-final berth with a game to spare. For Inter Kashi, their campaign came to an early end, as they find themselves bottom of the table with just one point.

The match began with intensity, and FC Goa wasted no time in stamping their authority. The opening exchanges were dominated by their fluid passing and crisp movement, leaving Inter Kashi chasing shadows.

The breakthrough arrived within three minutes when Dražić capitalised on a defensive lapse to slot home confidently. A misplaced throw-in was headed into the danger area, where Inter Kashi defender David Humanes slipped. The loose ball was pounced upon by Muhammed Nemil, who quickly laid it off to Dražić. The Serbian forward made no mistake, striking cleanly past goalkeeper Shubham Das to make it 1-0.

Borja Herrera takes FC Goa to Super Cup Semifinals

FC Goa continued to dominate and threaten Inter Kashi’s defence repeatedly. Dražić was in scintillating form, pulling the strings with ease. His combination with Herrera caused constant problems, and it was no surprise when the pair linked up beautifully in the 38th minute for the Gaurs’ second goal. Dražić, showing flair and control, nutmegged Inter Kashi defender Wayne Vaz before spotting Herrera’s run into the box. The Spaniard met the ball first time with a perfectly timed low volley that nestled into the near post to double the lead.

Barely four minutes later, Herrera was on the scoresheet again. From deep inside his own half, David Timor Copovi launched a long aerial pass into the penalty area. Herrera showed brilliant anticipation, shrugging off his marker Aritra Das, and rose high to glance a precise header past the helpless goalkeeper. His brace in quick succession had Goa cruising at 3-0.

Inter Kashi hold FC Goa ta bay in second half

The second half saw a more measured Goa, content to manage the game and preserve their advantage. They continued to threaten, though, with Muhammed Nemil, David Timor, and teenage substitute Prachit Gaonkar all forcing fine saves from goalkeeper Shubham Das, who worked overtime to prevent further damage.

For Inter Kashi, it was a night to forget. Their defence crumbled under pressure, their midfield failed to connect, and their forwards were isolated. The absence of key foreign players and limited preparation showed clearly as they struggled to match Goa’s pace and precision.

What was the result of the FC Goa vs Inter Kashi Super Cup 2025-26 match?

FC Goa defeated Inter Kashi 3-0 to secure their place in the semifinals of the AIFF Super Cup 2025-26.

Who were the goal scorers for FC Goa?

Dejan Dražić opened the scoring in the 3rd minute, while Borja Herrera netted a brace in the 38th and 42nd minutes.

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Triyasha Chatterjee
Triyasha Chatterjee

A sports journalist for over 4 years, Triyasha has been covering Indian Football and Kanbaddi meticulously, She specialises in in-depth knowledge of the game, the players and the footballing infrastructure and heritage in India.

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