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India lost to Hong Kong in Asian AFC Cup qualifiers

 


Hello my bitterly disappointed Indian football fanatics! It was a hard loss to take.

Super-sub Stefan Pereira scored the last-second penalty awarded to Hong Kong.

In fact, the penalty was won against India’s goalkeeper Vihal Kaith by Udebuluzor.

He was subbed in the 75th minute. I wonder why Amrinder or Gurpreet didn’t play?

The introduction of super ex-captain Sunil Chhetri at the one hour mark did nothing.

Next, in October, we will play Singapore, both home and away, within just one week.

After those 2 matches, it will be Bangladesh hosting us on 18th November - we drew.

The last group stage match will be on the last day of March 2026, versus Hong Kong.

So, 4 matches to go, we are at the bottom place in our group, with a mountain to climb.

Watch my videos about Indian football, Manchester United, and lots of travel! Namaste!


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