Football News: Indian Super League: Goa win the first home match after beating Jamshedpur 3-0

The Goa converted twice within the first 15 minutes thanks to Iker Guarrotxena and Noah Wail Sadaoui's well-timed hits. Brison Fernandes made the last strike in the 93rd minute. 

There were two changes observed in the starting lineup of both teams. Dheeraj Singh Moirangthem filled in as the goalkeeper for Arshdeep Singh, and Mohamed Fares Arnaout took Marc Hernandez's position in defence.

The visitors introduced a switch in defence, with Eli Sabia replacing Pratik Chaudhari. Harry Sawyer was sidelined, and Jitendra Singh took over the midfield as the Jamshedpur boys adopted a 4-2-3-1 formation. 

Goa's first with nine points, and the Goa are to face Kerala Blasters on November 13. came two minutes into the match. Brandon Fernandes's corner reached Edu Bedia on the right flank, and he sent a cross that eluded Redeem and landed at Guarrotxena's feet. 

He dropped a faint touch that sent the ball rippling into the net. However, eight minutes later, defender Mohamed Fares Arnaout sustained an injury, and midfielder Glan Martins then took his position. 

Head coach Carlos Pena decided against changing the formation, and Glen Martins joined as a centre-back. Interestingly, the Red Miners failed to pace ahead, and the substitution brought in another goal for the Gaurs. 

Brandon Fernandes found a clearing across the midfield and his pass found Sadaoui, who threw in a low left-footer and netted the second goal. Before the end of the first half, midfielder Wellington Priori tackled the opposition and aimed for the goal, only to be blocked by Dheeraj Singh Moirangthem.

Meanwhile, Goa thrashed the Jamshedpur defence, and in the first-half stoppage time, Sadoui delivered a cross from the left flank, and Tiang's subsequent header flew over the bar, thanks to Rehenesh.

In the following half of the match, Jamshedpur FC head coach Aidy Boothroyd switched to a 4-4-2 formation. He called Sabia and Jitendra off the field and deployed Sawyer and Pratik instead. 

Goa scored their third goal in second-half stoppage time. Saviour Gama sent a low ball towards Brison, who scored five minutes after he came in. 

His shot went past Rehenesh in the 93rd minute. FC Goa is now second-ranked in the ISL table w

Jamshedpur FC has slid from sixth to eighth in the rankings and only secured four points from four games. Their subsequent encounter is against Hyderabad FC at home on November 9.