Delhi Dynamos have shown best of their attack against Kerala. The match itself was between the championship best attacker and best defenders. Outraging the Kerala defend, Delhi attackers made the final minute goals to make the goal tally 2-0 and beat Kerala leading the table.
It was first loss for Kerala after losing two consecutive matches at the beginning of the league. Kerala is holding number 6 right now in the league points table. This victory has made points tally for Delhi to 13 from existing 8. Beating Kolkata they are now leading however Kolkata have one more match remaining. Delhi has scored 12 goals in the 8 games so far.
Kerala's best chance of the half came late in the game when Kervens Belfort sent a good cross from the left for Didier Kadio in the 42nd minute but his header after generating tremendous power missed the target narrowly.
Delhi turned the match on its head in the second session and had Kerala goalkeeper Sandip Nandy to thank for an unlikely mistake. A back pass was given a poor first-touch by Nandy and Gadze won the ball back and then set it up for Kean Lewis to keep his cool and slam it past a host of defenders.
Four minutes later, Marcelinho made it 2-0 after a fantastic ball from Florent Malouda saw the Brazilian head it perfectly beyond Nandy from an acute angle.
The setbacks upset Kerala's calculations prompting coach Steve Coppell to make three substitutions within a minute. Coppell introduced Antonio German, Pratik Chowdhary and Duckens Nazon but Delhi played the rest of the match without being troubled.
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