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A demonstration of potent firepower by our team was showcased on their home ground as they provided an impressive performance against the Yellow and Black squad. Guillermo Fernandez scored the initial goal in the 17th minute, while Alaaeddine Ajaraie doubled their lead just before half-time with a direct free-kick shot from the edge of the box.
The team's attacking ferocity continued unabated in the second half, with Asheer Akhtar and Mohammed Ali Bemammer each netting another goal. Although Manoj Mohammed momentarily closed the gap with a score in the 70th minute, the home team's defensive line held firm, stifling the opposition's scoring chances.
Chembakath expressed disappointment over the team's crushing defeat against the Highlanders. Nevertheless, he acknowledged the players' determination and team spirit demonstrated throughout the match.
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The head coach of Hyderabad FC thought that valuable game time and the experience gained from these tough matches would help his young players improve their game and perform better in future matches.
"I believe it's just an educational experience for all of us," he stated.
The first half didn't go our way, I think it was all due to a silly error in the first goal. From the first half onwards, we simply lost control over the game.
The Highlanders created a total of seven significant scoring opportunities throughout the match.
NorthEast United FC was acknowledged by Chembakath for their challenging match, and he praised their exactingly coordinated attacking group featuring Aamir Auad Azad, Facundo Ferrnandez, Nestor Albiach and more.
"They are an extremely potent force and it's quite challenging to bring an end to their game," he noted.
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Hyderabad FC stayed unbeaten in their last three matches, earning points against FC Goa and Bengaluru FC, and making a remarkable comeback with a thrilling five-goal victory over Jamshedpur FC.
Speaking about their performances in the recent matches, Chembakath said, "This three-match unbeaten run was very good for us, and we just wanted to keep that momentum going."
"But you know, there are times when you're playing against a strong team that has some very experienced players, some very experienced Indian players. But I still think I appreciate my own players very much. They also give their best," he concluded.