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Dhiman Sarkar

Kolkata

Sports Editor at Hindustan Times

Sports Editor, HT, Kolkata. Conversations on football, sport, current affairs. Newsletter KickOff every Fridays. Retweets not endorsement.

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  • 6 days ago | hindustantimes.com | Dhiman Sarkar

    Dejan Dražić dragged Ashutosh Mehta out of position and found Aakash Sangwan with a first-time flick. And with that deft touch, Dražić had carved open Jamshedpur FC leading to the first goal of the Kalinga Super Cup final. It was Carl McHugh who had set the move going and it was fitting that the industrious Irishman would then help Dražić score with a pass that cut through two lines.

  • 6 days ago | htsyndication.com | Dhiman Sarkar

    Kolkata, May 9 -- And then there were two. Representatives from Paris and Milan, fashion capitals of the world, will bring to Munich on May 31 different and distinctive styles as they continue to evolve into markedly better versions of who they were. London will have to wait though on evidence of how Arsenal fared over two semi-final legs it may not be long.

  • 6 days ago | hindustantimes.com | Dhiman Sarkar

    Kolkata: And then there were two. Representatives from Paris and Milan, fashion capitals of the world, will bring to Munich on May 31 different and distinctive styles as they continue to evolve into markedly better versions of who they were. London will have to wait though on evidence of how Arsenal fared over two semi-final legs it may not be long.

  • 1 week ago | hindustantimes.com | Dhiman Sarkar

    Kolkata: Twice in the tie, Inter Milan had blown a two-goal lead. Over two legs of this Champions League semi-final against Barcelona, Inter had conceded more goals than they had in the previous 12 matches. When Raphinha struck, they looked to be on their last legs and were three minutes of normal time away from elimination. And still Inter rose.

  • 1 week ago | hindustantimes.com | Dhiman Sarkar

    Kolkata: When they lifted him in the air in pouring rain in Bhubaneswar, it felt like FC Goa were giving Manolo Marquez a fitting farewell. The Indian football season had ended with the Kalinga Super Cup final on Saturday meaning the Spaniard no longer had the dual responsibility of coaching club and country. Marquez, 56, is supposed to be in charge of only the India senior men’s national team from June 1. It is not clear for how long though.

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