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PROOF Coach technique Is From The FUTURE/ or is the best coach future coach or is just very lucky. Join me in for daily watchalongs on We watch football on this channel. 'Success doesn't come overnight' - Robbie Fowler on steadily fixing East Bengal's stormy foray into ISL The club's ISL participation was confirmed only when Shree Cement Limited came on board as the club's investor. Everything happened in the ... 3 hours ago Can play, can't score: Chennaiyin's xG defying ISL season so far ISL 2020: Chennaiyin FC has been among the best teams to watch this season but why is it 8th on the table? We try to make sense of CFC's ... 1 day ago Sportswear brand SIX5SIX has launched the new home and away kits for the Indian national football team. The new design, named Panthera Tigris, is a cross between sportswear and streetwear and has been curated to be comfortable both on and off the pitch. Sunil Chhetri and company will be expected to turn out in their new colours when international duties resume later this year. The home kit is primarily blue with a design that incorporates the stripes of a tiger in the top half and an orange horizontal band just above the midriff. The collar lining is also orange. The All India Football Federation (AIFF) crest is placed on the left while the SIX5SIX branding is on the right. On the other hand, the away kit is white and also has the stripes and the orange band. The new jerseys are made with 100% soft polyester fabric and feature unSWT technology for maximum breathability and comfort. The new range can be purchased from the company’s own online store or through the AIFF website. India is expected to play next in March 2021 when they host Qatar in a 2022 World Cup Qualifier. They will then face Bangladesh away and host Afghanistan in June to close out their qualifying campaign. Eight group winners and the four best runners-up will progress to Asia’s 12-team qualifying stage for next year’s World Cup. With three points from five games, India still has a chance of finishing third in Group E and thereby getting a direct berth in the third round for the 2023 Asian Cup Qualifiers. East Bengal's season got off to a disastrous start with a winless run of seven games. Kerala Blasters had a winless start that lasted six matches. These two teams couldn't be separated when they met for the first time ever earlier this season. And on Sunday, they'll both be at it again. Bakary Kone's own goal in the 13th minute gave the Red and Golds an early lead in their first game against Blasters. But a period of pressure late in the game helped the then 'home' team equalise in added time through a Jeakson Singh header. At the end of that game, Blasters were the happier team. But both these teams are heading into their next fixture with a different mindset. Yes, both teams are still some way off their desired position on the table but they have improved their displays in recent games. Blasters ended their winless run with a 2-0 win against Hyderabad but followed that up with back-to-back defeats. After being bossed around the field by Mumbai City and Odisha, they delivered an encouraging performance and a win against Jamshedpur which has set the fans up for an exciting fixture against ISL debutants East Bengal.