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ISL 2024-25: Mumbai City FC Held To The Seventh Draw Of The Season Against East Bengal FC
This was East Bengal FC’s 100th match in the ISL and they have now moved to 10th in the table with 18 points from as many games as a consequence of this result.
East Bengal FC picked up pace earlier on in this encounter, as their entire frontline functioned in tandem to slice open the Mumbai City FC defence in the 14th minute.
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