Intercontinental Cup: Patchy India suffer 1-2 defeat against New Zealand
Updated On: 08 June, 2018 09:36 AM IST | Mumbai | Noel D'Souza
In the 47th minute, after receiving a back pass, Woud left his line and slammed it right into Sunil Chhetriu00e2u0080u0099s leg, who made no mistake to score in seven consecutive home games. That was the only eureka moment for over eight thousand fans

India's Sunil Chhetri (centre) battles for the ball with a New Zealand player during the Intercontinental Cup tie in Andheri yesterday. Pic/PTI
Strange, but true! It was a New Zealand midfielder of Indian origin, Sarpreet Singh, who spoilt the party for the hosts by setting up two brilliant goals to see the All Whites score a 2-1 victory in the Intercontinental Cup at Mumbai Football Arena in Andheri yesterday.
Courtesy, assists from Sarpreet’s, 19, and left foot, goals from Andre De Jong (49th min) and substitute Moses Dyer (86th) saw a young, resolute New Zealand side dominate a Indian outfit. Skipper Sunil Chhetri was the lone scorer for hosts Blue Tigers, but that was not after Kiwi goalkeeper Michael Woud replicated a Loris Karius moment.
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