Indian Super Cup 2018: Aizawl FC vs Kingfisher East Bengal, Player Ratings

Kingfisher East Bengal

East Bengal lineup

Ubaid CK (5/10) - The East Bengal keeper had a relatively quiet night between the sticks as the Aizawl FC strikers did not trouble him much. He was stable whenever called into action and earned a comfortable clean sheet.

Lalram Chullova (6/10) - The left-back was very active on the flank and did well with his overlapping runs in the attack for the Red and Golds. He supported Katsumi Yusa in attack well and did well to defend his flank as well.

Gurwinder Singh (6/10) - The center back was a strong presence alongside Eduardo Ferreira as they kept the Aizawl FC quiet throughout. He won a lot of aerial duels at the back as well.

Edurardo Ferreira (6/10) - The defender was at his usual no-nonsense style at the back and went into the tackles with great intensity. He was a credible option during setpieces as well.

Samad Ali Mallick (6.5/10) - The young right-back made a lot of overlapping runs on the flank and supported the attack well. He put in a lot of crosses into the box for Dudu and co to attack.

Khalid Aucho (5.5/10) - The defensive midfielder played just in front of the defence and put in a lot of tackles not allowing Aizawl FC attacks to develop. He was strong in the air and did well for the East Bengal side.

Mahmoud Al-Amna (7/10) - The Syrian midfielder made a lot of in-roads in the box and was unlucky not to win a penalty early in the first half. He constantly kept attacking the Aizawl FC goal creating a lot of chances.

Cavin Lobo (6/10) - The longtime East Bengal man played a little deep in the midfield as he did well with his ball distribution skills.

Katsumi Yusa (7.5/10) - The Japanese midfielder played on the left flank and was a constant threat for the Aizawl FC side. He put in a lot of crosses for the attackers and cut in from the left to take a lot of efforts on the goal.

Laldanmawia Ralte (7.5/10) - The former Aizawl FC man was active on the right flank with his attacking runs. He scored the crucial match-winning penalty as East Bengal cemented their place in the semi-final.

Omegbemi Dudu (6/10) - The Nigerian striker was an active threat inside the box with his physical presence on the East Bengal side and had a lot of chances on the goal. He was replaced in the second half by Kromah.

Substitutes:

Ansumana Kromah (4/10) - The substitute came on to replace Dudu and won the penalty that was scored by Ralte for the win.