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ISL: Jamshedpur set up semis date with MB

Jamshedpur FC defeated NorthEast United FC 2-0 to enter the semifinals of the Indian Super League. The Red Miners will face League Shield winners Mohun Bagan in the two-legged last-four fixture on April 3 and 7. The visitors grabbed the...

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Shillong, Updated At : 09:14 AM Mar 31, 2025 IST

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Jamshedpur FC defeated NorthEast United FC 2-0 to enter the semifinals of the Indian Super League. The Red Miners will face League Shield winners Mohun Bagan in the two-legged last-four fixture on April 3 and 7.

The visitors grabbed the lead in the 29th minute in their unique style, with Ashutosh Mehta pulling off a long throw-in that found its way to Stephen Eze inside the 18-yard box. The towering defender made a quick feet adjustment before shooting the ball from a difficult angle.

They got the second goal in the second half added time, with Javi Hernandez scoring after interlinking play with Ritwik Das.

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