Marcus Mergulhao is a journalist based in Delhi, India, focusing on local sports coverage. He writes for The Economic Times, with his work also appearing in The Navhind Times. Marcus covers a wide range of sports events, including football, and provides in-depth analysis and interviews with athletes and coaches.
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Panaji: When Armando Sadiku was told by Mohun Bagan Super Giant that they intend to sign a new foreign striker, the Albanian insisted he wanted to fig.
By: Marcus Mergulhao
Panaji: It’s been 20 days since Churchill Brothers FC last played a competitive game, a convincing 3-0 win against local challengers Dempo SC in the G.
The AIFF has introduced a merit table for referees in the Indian Super League and I-League, using independent assessments of key match incidents.
By: Marcus Mergulhao
Panaji: It must have been hard for Victor Lalbiakmawia on the sidelines.
By: Marcus Mergulhao
Panaji: Churchill Brothers FC are feeling the pain of their defeat at home against Namdhari FC in the previous game and are now keen to make amends as.
Manolo's FC Goa are unbeaten in nine matches, winning six Margao: Manolo Marquez had an interesting question to the reporters during the pre-match media interaction on Sunday.
By: Marcus Mergulhao
Churchill Brothers' Trijoy Dias moves ahead during their match against Aizawl FC at the Panchayat ground, Raia, on Sunday. He scored two goals
FC Goa's last win in Guwahati was in 2015, their only success in the ISL Panaji: FC Goa coach Manolo Marquez is not a fan of statistics, but numbers, stats and records are thrown at him at most media interactions.
Hrithik Tiwari has kept three clean sheets in the last eight games for Goa Panaji: Hrithik Tiwari was frustrated with the lack of opportunities with
By: Marcus Mergulhao
Goa achieved the target against Maharashtra in the final with seven wickets and four overs to spare Marcel: Yeshwant Nageshkar couldn't see the
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