MCFC vs NEUFC Dream11 Match | Mumbai City FC vs NorthEast United

MCFC vs NEUFC Dream11 Match Prediction

MCFC vs NEUFC Dream11: Mumbai City FC host NorthEast United in a crunch Indian Super League match at Mumbai Football Arena on Friday evening, with both the teams looking for a win to keep their playoffs hopes alive and kicking. That being said, a draw won’t do either team any good considering their respective positions on the table.

Where do they stand?

Mumbai City FC are 5th going into this game. Their season was in jeopardy a couple of weeks ago when Odisha FC strung together an impressive winning run, while Mumbai, themselves, stuttered as they dropped two straight games.
But a return of 4 points from the last two matches, and Odisha’s two defeats in as many games, has given Mumbai a huge opportunity to break into the top four.
The Mumbaikars will, in fact, go into the top-four with a win in this game.
NorthEast United, meanwhile, are still in the playoff picture despite sitting second from bottom.
The reason being they have played the fewest games and can climb up the table if they get maximum points from their remaining games.
But the fact that the Highlanders are without a win in the last 8 league games, makes their case a tad harder.

Match details:

Host: Mumbai City FC
Visitors: NorthEast United
Competition: Indian Super League
Match Venue: Mumbai Football Arena
Capacity: 8,000
Match Timing: Friday, January 31, @07:30 PM

Dream11 Football Prediction – Odds checker:

Mumbai City FC to win: 5.75 (19/4), Probability to happen: 17.39%
Draw: 5.75 (19/4), Probability to happen: 17.39%
NorthEast United to win: 1.45 (09/20), Probability to happen: 68.97%

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Mumbai City FC vs NorthEast United Team News:

Mumbai City FC Team News:

Midfielder Paulo Machado is out for the rest of the season due to an injury. The 33-year-old Portuguese has been a vital cog in Mumbai’s midfield and will be missed.
Centre-back Pratik Chaudhari picked up his fourth yellow card of the season in the last game, meaning, he is suspended for this game. Nineteen-year-old Hmingthan Mawia is expected to partner Mato Grgic at the back as a result.
Modou Sougou should be back in the team after missing the last game due to a knock.
Rowllin Borges and Sourav Das have impressed as a deep-lying midfielder and will get the nod once again.

Mumbai City FC key players:

Amine Chermiti: Mumbai‘s leading goal scorer this seaosn with 5 goals.
Modou Sougou: Not as ruthless as last season, but that is down to injuries. He is still good and is good to go. He has scored three goals this season.
Players like Mohamed Larbi and Rowllin Borges have impressed as well.

NorthEast United team news:

The injury to star striker Asamoah Gyan took the life out of NorthEast’s attack, as the Highlanders have struggled for goal ever since the former Sunderland striker got injured. He won’t feature here as he is out for the rest of the season.
Federico Gallego is struggling and is yet to show last season’s form. But he is an important player and should be in the starting line-up here.
New signing and striker Andy Keogh will lead the attack, while Simon Lundevall will hope to get another spot in the starting 11.
NorthEast have failed to score in each of the last three games and head coach Robert Jarni may tweak his system or formation a little bit here.

NorthEast United key players:

Andy Keogh: 33-year-old Irishman will hope to score his first goal for NorthEast against Mumbai City.
Mislav Komorski has been one of the few players for NorthEast this season who have impressed. Goalie Subhasish Roy Chowdhury is one of them as well.

Mumbai City FC vs NorthEast United predicted playing 11:

Mumbai City FC: Amrinder Singh (GK), Subashish Bose, Pratik Chowdhary, Mato Grgic, Sarthak Golui, Diego Carlos, Rowllin Borges, Sourav Das, Serge Kevyn Aboue Angoue, Mohamed Larbi, Amine Chermiti

NorthEast United: Subhasish Roy Chowdhury (GK), Rakesh Pradhan, Kai Heerings, Mislav Komorski, Reagan Singh, Lalengmawia, Nikhil Kadam, Martin Chaves, Ninthoinganba Meetei, Simon Lundevall, Andy Keogh