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A superb first-half performance helped the 2019 champions Gokulam Kerala overcome state-rivals Kerala Blasters 4-3 in a derby clash in…
IANS | New Delhi | August 13, 2023 8:18 pm
132nd Durand Cup: Gokulam get the better of Blasters 4-3 in Kerala (photo: IANS)
A superb first-half performance helped the 2019 champions Gokulam Kerala overcome state-rivals Kerala Blasters 4-3 in a derby clash in a seven-goal slugfest in a Group C match of the 132nd Durand Cup at the Mohun Bagan ground here on Sunday.
An own goal by Naocha Singh also contributed to Gokulam’s win.
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