ISL 2021-22 | Jamshedpur blasts past Kerala
The Hindu
The 3-0 win against the Kerala side helps it climb to second
Kerala Blasters was penalised by Jameshpur FC for some sloppy defence on Thursday night. Quite literally, that is.
The men from Kochi conceded penalties within a space of four minutes, on either side of the interval, as they slid to a 0-3 defeat at the GMC Athletic Stadium, Bambolim. After James Stewart converted both the penalty kicks, Daniel Chima Chukwu completed the rout.
Blasters (23 points) dropped to fifth from second while Jamshedpur (25) climbed from fifth to second, one point behind leader Hyderabad FC with a game in hand.
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