Hyderabad FC Held Mumbai City FC to a Goalless Draw at Home, Extending the Islanders' Unbeaten Away Streak to Eight Games

The result extended the Islanders’ unbeaten away streak to eight games, but they would have hoped to find the back of the net after holding 64.6% possession of the ball and hitting eight shots on target.

Hyderabad FC and Mumbai City FC played out a goalless draw in their Indian Super League (ISL) 2024-25 clash at the GMC Balayogi Athletic Stadium on Sunday.

The result saw Mumbai City FC remain in fifth place with 32 points from 21 matches, while Hyderabad FC are now unbeaten in their last three home games (W2 D1).

Mumbai enjoyed the better chances in the first half, with Lallianzuala Chhangte hitting the woodwork early on and Jorge Ortiz being denied by Arshdeep Singh later in the half. Hyderabad had their best chance through Ramhlunchhunga, but his ambitious effort from outside the box was saved by Phurba Lachenpa.

The second half saw both teams create chances, with Jon Toral being denied by Arshdeep Singh early on and Edmilson Correia seeing his shot blocked by the Mumbai defence later in the half. Mumbai adopted a different approach towards the end of the game, absorbing pressure from Hyderabad and then retorting with a quick counter-attack. Chhangte had a terrific shot at capping off one such move, but his final attempt breezed away from the left post, as both teams settled for a point each from the encounter.