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Super Subrata helps India win second consecutive Nehru Cup

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  • A capacity crowd in the Ambedkar stadium could not have asked for a better show of football. India beat Syria in the final of the ONGC Nehru Cup after a nail-biting finish which saw the match decided on penalties.

    Indian goalkeeper Subrata Paul was the man of the moment as he pulled off three spectacular saves in the penalties which enabled the ‘Men in Blue’ to win their second consecutive Nehru Cup 5-4.

    Earlier Renedy Singh had given India the lead with a curling free-kich in the 114th minute. With the decibel levels soaring as the Indian supporters cheered the team to victory, Syria equalised in the dying seconds of the match to take it to penalties.

    India looked set to win again as they led going into the last penalty kick. But Mehrajuddin Wadoo’s kick was saved and Syria equalised with their next spot kick thus taking the match into sudden death.

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    Subrata Paul saved the second kick in sudden death to ensure an Indian win.

    Great Mind Game PlayerBy: Azam Pasha | 01-Sep-2009 Reply | Forward My Heartiest congrats to the indian team. Subrata i liked your comfortness, the smile on your face and the need for victory in your eyes. You deserve the victory. I have become your fan now.
    Cricket stuk media still finds it not so gud.....By: PS | 01-Sep-2009 Reply | Forward My heartly congrats to the indian football team ..... but i really felt down when one of the sports editor for a reputed news channel termed the victory as being not so great ... is cricket the only sport left in the country that media would enchant for ....
    Congratulations INDIABy: Manish Jha | 01-Sep-2009 Reply | Forward Well done India..u guyz rock mate..Bhutia is really a rockstar..he is playing like BATISTUTA dis dayz..Congrats.now we Indian can say proudly that we deservr to be in greater leauge and corporate must contribute in the development of Football infrastructure like Barcelona and Manchester United have..way to go mate...
    Keep it up...By: Roy | 01-Sep-2009 Reply | Forward It is indeed heartening that India is now turning out to be competitive though far away from heights. Perhaps this is the forerunner of a resurgent India we will see in the soccer world. Led from the front by Bhutia...given the proper coaching by Houghton...
    Super Subrata helps India win the Nehru CupBy: Kaushik | 01-Sep-2009 Reply | Forward great work! next step is to win against even tougher opposition
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