ISL 2021 | Blasters miss chances aplenty
The Hindu
Play out a goalless draw with NorthEast United
Kerala Blasters messed up a wonderful chance to grab its first win of the Indian Super League and had to be content with a goalless draw against NorthEast United at the Nehru Stadium, Fatorda, on Thursday night.
The Blasters’ Argentinian forward Pereyra Diaz and midfielder Sahal Abdul Samad muffed lovely chances but the goalless draw, the first in ISL’s eighth edition, brought the two teams their first points this season.
The two side had suffered bitter 2-4 losses in their opening round and appeared to be a bit cautious in the opening half.
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