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Indian Super League: FC Pune City battle for a point at home

Last updated on - Oct 18, 2016, 14:36 IST
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Indian Super League: FC Pune City battle for a point at home

FC Pune City fought hard for their first point at home after a 1-1 draw against Kerala Blasters in Indian Super League. (Photo Credit: ISL)

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​Cedric Hengbart

Cedric Hengbart scored the fastest goal of this season after he opened the account in the third minute itself for Kerala. (Photo Credit: ISL)

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Mohamed Sissoko

But Pune marquee Mohamed Sissoko struck in the 68th minute to rescue a point for the hosts. (Photo Credit: ISL)

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​FC Pune City v Kerala Blasters

FC Pune City were forced into changes at the back after Eduardo Ferreira remained suspended for this match with a red card in the previous match. (Photo Credit: ISL)

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FC Pune City v Kerala Blasters

The draw meant FC Pune City picked up their first point at home after losing two matches in a row. They now have four points from four matches, while Kerala Blasters have five points from five matches and are unbeaten in three games. (Photo Credit: ISL)

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