Churchill Bros., Kashmir in race for third spot

MARGAO, February 18 Churchill Brothers will lock horns with Real Kashmir FC in their I-League encounter here tomorrow with both the sides eager to achieve consistency in their respective campaigns. Churchill Brothers are currently placed fifth on the points table...

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Updated At : 12:36 PM Feb 19, 2020 IST

MARGAO, February 18

Churchill Brothers will lock horns with Real Kashmir FC in their I-League encounter here tomorrow with both the sides eager to achieve consistency in their respective campaigns.

Churchill Brothers are currently placed fifth on the points table with 16 points, while Real Kashmir are one point behind in the seventh position. A win for either side will see them rise to the third place on the standings.

Real Kashmir’s three-match winning run came to a screeching halt against Punjab FC, with the home side winning 1-0 in Ludhiana. Coach David Robertson said, “It will be tough for any team to catch Mohun Bagan but we always take each game as it comes and never look beyond the next game. There’s still a lot to play for in this league. Our priority right now, as I said before, is the next 90 minutes which is against Churchill.” — PTI

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