Mumbai City FC custodian Amrinder Singh said his team are not dwelling on their last week's defeat to FC Goa that ended their nine-game unbeaten run. He stressed that their focus is on winning the remaining matches in the Indian Super League as they clash against Jamshedpur FC at the JRD Tata Sports Complex Stadium in Jamshedpur today.

Mumbai City, who are second in the league with 27 points from 14 games, were stunned by third-placed FC Goa 0-2 on Friday. "Being unbeaten in the league stage will not win us the trophy, so we are not dwelling too much on our loss [to Goa]. Our focus is on Jamshedpur. They are a good team and it will be a difficult game for us," the Punjab-born goalkeeper told mid-day from Jamshedpur.