Mohammedan vs Mumbai City Live Stream & Tips - Mumbai to Bag Away Points

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Last updated: 13 Dec 2024

Ryan Allan 13 Dec 2024

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Watch Mohammedan vs Mumbai City in the ISL
Mohammedan remain winless since September
Can Mumbai pick up the points on Sunday?

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Mumbai City are unbeaten in 7 of their last 8 matches (Getty Images)

Mohammedan vs Mumbai City Predictions
Stats
Head to Head
Mohammedan Form
Mohammedan Team News
Mumbai City Form
Mumbai City Team News

Mohammedan vs Mumbai City Predictions

Mohammedan have struggled to adapt to life in the ISL, and another defeat seems likely on Sunday.

I'm backing Mumbai to claim victory at Kishore Bharati Krirangan.

Stats

Mohammedan lost 6 of their last 7 matches
Mohammedan lost 6 of their last 7 home matches
Mumbai City won 7 of their last 13 away matches

Head to Head

Mohammedan and Mumbai City will meet for the first time on Sunday.

Mohammedan Form

Mohammedan's miserable form continued last weekend with a 2-0 reversal at the hands of Punjab. Despite a spirited first-half display, a pair of quick-fire goals in the second period condemned Andrey Chernyshov's side to a sixth defeat in seven ISL matches.

Still searching for their first home win in their debut ISL season, the Black Panthers have managed just one point from five matches at Kishore Bharati Krirangan.

Ten games into the campaign, the hosts find themselves rooted to the bottom of the division with just five points collected thus far.

Mohammedan Team News

Mohammedan boss Chernyshov is likely to consider some alterations to his first XI. Makan Chothe and Bikash Singh are likely candidates to earn a recall to the starting selection.

Mohammed Kadiri remains sidelined with a serious knee injury.

Mumbai City Form

Mumbai arrive in Kolkata after a goalless draw at Odisha in their most recent ISL encounter ten days ago. Despite creating numerous opportunities, Jayesh Rane and Nikolaos Karelis were among those guilty of spurning several clear-cut chances for the Islanders.

Last season's ISL cup winners have struggled to turn draws into wins this season. While unbeaten in seven of their last eight league matches, four of those games finished deadlocked (W3, D4, L1).

Petr Krátký's side now sit ninth in the division, nine points clear of Mohammedan after ten games played.