A 45th-moment punishment from Iain Hume in the primary leg ended up being conclusive as Atletico de Kolkata booked a place in the 2016 Indian Super League last with a 3-2 total win over Mumbai City FC. Hume's strike from six yards, that came toward the end of objective filled 45 minutes, was trailed by three infertile parts of football – which had minutes that had as large a heading on the amusement as the Canadian's champ.

Mumbai City FC, before Tuesday's amusement, had scored seven objectives in their last three matches at home and subsequently would have fancied their odds of upsetting the one-objective shortfall against Atletico. Be that as it may, a red card to persuasive captain Diego Forlan in the 74th moment of the principal leg scratched a serious hit to Mumbai's odds of doing as such.

The nonattendance of the Uruguayan implied mentor Alexander Guimaraes needed to change the group blend that had acquired him immense achievement late weeks.

Sunil Chhetri played forthrightly and Matias Defederico possessed the correct flank. Be that as it may, on Tuesday, Mumbai needed to run in with a more inflexible front three because of its advances' powerlessness to work similarly viably in various parts.

To Guimaraes' disaster, Leo Costa had a tranquil night which made his choice over the in-frame Cafu look somewhat senseless. Costa, who was responsible for starting the Mumbai assaults from midfield, neglected to connect up with the front three all the time. Shockingly, however, Mumbai began splendidly, straightaway sticking Atletico back in their own particular box. It was an immense minute in the diversion as the objective could have started the Mumbai forward line into life and put serious weight on the guests. The diversion finished on the most exceedingly terrible conceivable note as a fight damaged the night. Mumbai City's Thiago Cunha kicked out at an Atletico player and it summed up the disappointment among the Mumbai positions. This was another region where they missed their captain severely.

The game was dependably on the knife edge and Mumbai required calm minds at the time. "I think in vital minutes, these sorts of players (like Forlan) can help the folks on the pitch to be somewhat cool. He has contributed well all through the season," Mumbai's mentor Guimaraes told columnists after the diversion.

"To me, frankly, it is constantly better to play with 11 players than 10 and today perhaps with 10 players we were more grounded in resistance and Mumbai didn't have a lot of chances through our safeguard," Molina told the media after the diversion.

In spite of their leave, Mumbai had a significant decent season and mentor Guimaraes felt the club could take in a great deal out of this battle and be better prepared for the seasons to come.

"The association need to learn for next season, similar to we had issues with respect to some Bengaluru FC players and after that Gaston Sangoy got harmed, so the association needs to break down exceptionally well in the matter of what we have done that took us to the elimination round and what they need to do to get the future group to the elimination round and the last," he said before closing down.

There are few teams in the world that can really supplant Diego Forlan and subsequently Mumbai City FC can sympathize with for missing their skipper in such an essential amusement, yet in the event that they may have had another outright number nine in the group, they may very well have been on the plane to Kochi. Unfortunately, there is the place for only one "may" in football, and that is the one which Atletico appeared on Tuesday.

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