CFC vs MCFC Dream11 Match Prediction

CFC vs MCFC Dream11: In every sense, this is the season-defining game for both the teams. Everything rides on this game. Whatever both the teams did to be in their respective current position will mean nothing, meaningless and futile, if the result go South for either team. The margin of error is non-existent. For the winner of this game will clinch a playoff spot, while the loser will leave into the dusk fretting about a glorious but missed chance and of course with empty hands.

What’s the big deal!

The whole season is on the line as fourth meets the fifth in this crunch Indian Super League encounter at Mumbai Football Arena. The hosts are Mumbai, and hold a one-point advantage over Chennaiyin FC, but have played a game more, and so this is the last chance saloon for the Mumbaikars. The hosts know that a win in this game will earn a spot in the playoffs, no matter what Chennaiyin do in their last league game against NorthEast United.

Match details:

Host: Mumbai City
Visitors: Chennaiyin FC
Competition: Indian Super League
Match Venue: Mumbai Football Arena
Capacity: 8,000
Match Timing: Friday night, February 21, @07:30 PM

Dream11 Football Prediction – Odds checker:

Mumbai City to win: 1.90 (9/10), Probability to happen: 52.63%
Chennaiyin FC to win: 3.50 (5/2), Probability to happen: 51.81%
Draw: 3.50 (5/2), Probability to happen: 51.81%

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Mumbai City vs Chennaiyin FC Team News:

Mumbai City Team News:

Right-back Sarthak Golui remains out of contention due to an injury. He has missed the last three games and won’t feature here either.
Also, midfielder Bidyananda Singh is listed as a doubt for this game, meaning, he will be assessed before this game.
Mumbai head coach Jorge Costa said, “The good thing is that the game depends on us,” Costa said at the pre-match press conference on Thursday. “If we win it, we know that no one can catch us and if we lose, we are out. With a draw, it’s almost impossible, but we still have something to believe. We have more pressure than all the others because it’s our last game but we have two options if we want to finish in the top four – win and only win.”

Mumbai City key players:

Amine Chermiti: Mumbai‘s leading scorer this season with six goals.
Modou Sougou: Not as deadly and consistent as he was last season, but he remains Mumbai’s best player in every sense. he can set-up goals for his teammates, while there is always a threat of goal in him.
Rowllin Borges: He has had another solid season in the midfield, and will be looking for another solid show here in front of the home fans.

Chennaiyin FC team news:

Chennai are blessed with a clean bill of health, with no player missing either with injury or suspension.
Chennai head-coach Owen Coyle has said that he has no reason to flirt with his tried and tested formula for a game of his stature.
“We don’t have to try anything different. We have been winning games by doing the same things. Tomorrow is about playing the game, it is not about the occasion. We have to make sure that we are able to do the things that have brought us here through hard work and dedication. Then the quality fits in. Not the other way around,” he said.

Chennaiyin FC key players:

Nerijus Valskis: There’s a lot riding on this game for Vlaskis as well who will be itching to get a couple of goals here to become the leading scorer in ISL this season. Regardless, he is the safest choice for captaincy in this game.
Rafale Crivellaro: Chennai’s second-best offensive player this season with 7 goals.
Andre Schembri and Lallianzuala Chhangte both are hot as well.

Mumbai City vs Chennaiyin FC predicted playing 11:

Mumbai City: Amrinder Singh (GK), Mohammad Rafique, Pratik Chaudhari, Mato Grgic, Subhasish Bose, Sourav Das, Rowllin Borges, Mohamed Larbi, Diego Carlos, Modou Sougou, Amine Chermiti
Chennaiyin FC: Vishal Kaith (GK), Laldinliana Renthlei, Lucian Goian, Eli Sabia, Jerry Lalrinzuala, Edwin Sydney Vanspaul, Anirudh Thapa, Rafael Crivellaro, Andre Schembri, Lallianzuala Chhangte, Nerijus Valskis