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Exclusive: Akash Mishra says Mumbai City FC ready to leave behind chastening experience against Al Hilal
FirstpostAmid the hoopla surrounding the 2023 Cricket World Cup in India, it got lost that Asia’s most successful football club, Al-Hilal, landed in Mumbai on Saturday for an AFC Champions League game against Indian Super League Shield Winners, Mumbai City FC, on Monday. The Saudi Pro League leaders, Al-Hilal, have won the Champions League — Asia’s biggest club football competition — a record four times. The Al-Za’eem’s team roster includes some of the biggest names in world football including Brazil superstar Neymar, who is currently out of action due to a ligament injury, Ruben Neves, Aleksandar Mitrovic, Kalidou Koulibaly, and Malcolm among others. For the club and India’s No 1 left-back, Akash Mishra, it was a chastening yet learning experience where the Indian club was let down by “silly mistakes” but emerged as a better team.
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Benzema penalty saved as Al-Ittihad exits Club World Cup in Saudi Arabia. Man City to face Urawa
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Asian Champions League 2023-24: Al-Hilal overcomes Al-Dawsari’s penalty woes to progress in last 16
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Al Hilal, without Neymar, beats 10-man Mumbai City FC 2-0 in AFC Champions League
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Asian Champions League: Mitrovic scores hat-trick as Al-Hilal thrashes Mumbai City 6-0
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Asian Champions League: Late header salvages draw for Neymar’s Al-Hilal
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After luring Neymar, Mane and a slew of stars, the Saudi Pro League transfer window is set to shut
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A date with Neymar and Al Hilal: Mumbai City hopes to cherish opportunity in AFC Champions League
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After Club World Cup, Al-Hilal turns attention back to Asia
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