I-League 2017-18: Mohun Bagan look to maintain runs against minerva Punjab FC

The winless run broken, Mohun Bagan will look to continue the momentum when they take on Minerva Punjab FC in their penultimate Hero I-League home game on Wednesday.

The Green and Maroons are high on confidence after ending scoring in a match.

Chief coach Sankar Lal Chakraborty, who is only a game old in his new position, will be looking to lift his side from mid-table incongruity.

"We are trying hard to do well but unlucky that's not happening. No one wants to lose or draw but it will happen. The big teams, who are title contenders, will never want this bad patch to continue. , "said Chakraborty.

With League leaders East Bengal dropping points the other night, Mohan Bagan can not afford to worry about Minerva Punjab FC, who looked like runaway favorites for the season when the title for the start.

Watson, who played the full 90 minutes on Sunday against Aizawl FC in a 2-0 win but is also seen as full match fitness for short.

Aser Dipanda Dicka scored but the question marks were given on Ansumana Kromah's capability to complement the Cameroonian. However, The Liberian suggests that he is more interested in the role.

Watson said, "In the last game, the first half of the first half, all the boys started better. I have just joined the side, slowly getting along with other players.

"We got the result last game and we have to continue that result.

"Our whole team, in general, is very good. It took us 15 -20 minutes to settle but then we played well. Raynier (Fernandes) in the middle with me exceptional." He has a very good game, very energious, very smart player. "

On the other hand, Minerva Punjab FC replied well with a slender 1-0 victory over at Gokulam Kerala FC over the weekend after they lost their first game of the season at the home of the defending champions Aizawl FC before

Having played a game less and three points ahead, the warriors of Ludhiana will be hoping for a repeat of the 1-1 draw in the corresponding fixture coincidentally season season, if not least for a win

"We have immense respect for Mohun Bagan, they are a great club and at home, they have a good side. They have a very good attack and we have to be alert. Our goal is to win the league. "It's a long journey. We have to avoid bad consequences," said Khogen Singh, the head coach.