ISL 2017, Match 44: FC Goa vs Jamshedpur FC, Player Ratings 

Jamshedpur FC

Trindade Goncalves had a good game in Goa. (Photo: ISL)

Subrata Paul (5.5/10): Subrata couldn’t do much during the two goals he conceded, but looked shaky during certain points in the game.

Andre Bikey (6/10): Andre was wrongly adjudged to have brought down Brandon, which resulted in a penalty. However, he did a good job in defence and made some crucial tackles which stopped a lot of the Goa attacks.

Tiri (6/10): Tiri was the main reason Corro was so quiet today. Tirri made some important tackles and also played some good long passes for his wingers and attackers.

Shouvik Ghosh (5/10): Shouvik had a poor game. If one were to analyse both the goals Goa scored, they would see that both the moves that were initiated down the left flank.

Souvik Chakrabarti (6/10): Shouvik did his best to keep Mandar in check, and also did it quite well but he was left wanting in attack. He also seemed to have a few issues in linking up with his midfielders.

Trindade Goncalves (7.5/10): Trindade was impressive throughout the game and scored one off a lovely header. He also had some good chances in the first half and and opened up the Goa defence on more than one occasions.

Memo (6/10): Had a difficult task to keep a check on the likes of Edu Bedia and Ahmed, that too, without his midfield partner Mehtab Hussain. He passing was also poor.

Bikash Jairu (5.5/10): Jairu worked hard but his ultimate ball was very poor. His crosses were of a very low quality and his passes also left a lot to be desired. He also committed some silly fouls and wasted some good moves.

Siddharth Singh (5/10): Siddharth Singh looked completely out of place behind the strikers. He was overshadowed by the likes Ahmed and Ali. His passing was also not of the desired quality.

Jerry Mawhmingthanga (6.5/10): Jerry put some brilliant crosses into the box and also added a very good assist to his name. He adjusted to his new position in the centre of park very well, as he looked to keep hold of the ball and play some good creative passes for his forwards.

Izu Azuka (6/10): Azuka had some good chances in the first half to open the scoring, but he failed to convert. He also created some good moves in the second half too, but couldn’t finish off those chances.