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Striker-turned-goalkeeper Muskaan Mehra 'saves' the day

Forward turns goalkeeper to effect two saves in the penalty shoot-out to help Cathedral & John Connon School (Fort) beat Bombay Scottish (Mahim) 4-2 in semi-final

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Cathedral & John Connon Schoolu00c3u00a2u00c2u0080u00c2u0099s Muskaan Mehra (left) vies with Bombay Scottish's Taira Engineer (centre) during their U-16 Division I semi-final at Azad Maidan

Cathedral & John Connon Schoolu00c3u00a2u00c2u0080u00c2u0099s Muskaan Mehra (left) vies with Bombay Scottish's Taira Engineer (centre) during their U-16 Division I semi-final at Azad Maidan

Riding on Muskaan Mehra's heroics under the bar, Cathedral & John Connon School (Fort) beat Bombay Scottish (Mahim) 4-2 in the tie-breaker to enter the final of the Mumbai Schools Sports Association (MSSA) girls' U-16 Division I inter-school football tournament at Azad Maidan yesterday.

Cathedral & John Connon School’s Muskaan Mehra (left) vies with Bombay Scottish's Taira Engineer (centre) during their U-16 Division I semi-final at   Azad Maidan. Pic/Suresh KK
Cathedral & John Connon School’s Muskaan Mehra (left) vies with Bombay Scottish's Taira Engineer (centre) during their U-16 Division I semi-final at Azad Maidan. Pic/Suresh KK

The 15-year-old started off as a goalkeeper for the U-14 side, before her coach asked her to make the switch to being a striker two years ago. Yesterday, when the match went to the tie-breaker after both teams were goalless at the end of regulation time, Muskaan replaced Liyanne Dhalla as the goalkeeper.

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