That they have an unimpressive record away, is matter of concern for Kerala Blasters. They will be keen to overcome Delhi or at least hold them as they will then return to Kochi for the grand finale. Kerala Blasters need only a draw to qualify for their second final in three years. Interestingly, Delhi have scored just one goal in three ISL knockout matches. On Wednesday, Malouda will look to assert himself and dictate play and provide able support to the trio of Gadze, Kean Lewis and Marcelinho. Even marquee player Florent Malouda, also the captain, was found wanting but as they return home, all of them can be expected to find form if they are to avoid another disappointment like last season when they lost to FC Goa in the semi-finals. I hope we are able to utilise this opportunity," said Delhi Dynamos coach Gianluca Zambrotta.ĭelhi were disappointing in their away clash as they failed to trouble Kerala defence with strikers like Marcelinho Pereira and Richard Gadze having little impact on the game. To play in front of our fans is an advantage, and we are fortunate to have the second match at home and it is a good opportunity for us. "When we play at home, it is an advantage for us. Heading into the must-win game in front of what should be a good turnout, Delhi have a few things they can take confidence from.īesides being the only team to have not lost a home game, Dynamos have scored 18 goals at JLN, the most by any team in ISL this season. Delhi Dynamos suffered a 0-1 defeat away in the first-leg semi-final but as they lock horns again, they will have enough reasons to believe they can overturn the deficit and make it to their first-ever final.
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