Published 11:10 IST, October 29th 2019
Chennaiyin FC superfan Rajaraman's dream come true moment in Chennai
Chennaiyin FC superfan Rajaraman's dream came true as he cheered for his home team in the stands at the Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium in Chennai on Sunday.
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Chennaiyin FC superfan Rajaraman's dream came true as he cheered for his home team in the stands at the Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium in Chennai on Sunday. Chennaiyin FC took on Mumbai City FC in their ISL clash, producing a goalless draw at the end of 90 minutes. Superfan Rajaraman suffers from a congenital bone problem that could lead to a potential risk of his bones getting fractured. Yet, the superfan braved through the condition to cheer for his home team from the stands. Chennaiyin FC's social media handle shared a picture of Rajaraman cheering for Chennaiyin City FC during the match and paid tribute to the fan's passion and determination to watch the game and cheer for his side.
Chennaiyin FC superfan's dream come true moment
After 4 years of cheering from his home, Rajaraman finally made it to the stadium last night to cheer for his hometown club despite an increased risk of his bones getting fractured because of a congenital bone problem. Much love for his passion & determination💙#Supermachans pic.twitter.com/07vHIuMgjl
— Supermachans-Chennaiyin FC Fans (@Supermachans) October 28, 2019
ISL 2019-20: Chennaiyin FC vs Mumbai City FC report
With Diwali fireworks going off all around the country, both sides created a number of opportunities in the ISL game. The hosts started the game well, with Rafael Crivellaro fizzling a left-footed shot just wide on ten minutes. Two minutes later, Lallianzuala Chhangte was also guilty of missing an opportunity to put the hosts ahead as his shot was comfortably saved by Amrinder Singh. Singh, who ended last season with more saves than India's current No. 1 Gurpreet Singh Sandhu, affected a number of fine saves to keep the visitors in the contest in the first half.
The attackers from both sides had a tough time timing their runs in the final third, as there were a number of offside calls in the first 45 minutes. Mumbai City FC suffered a huge blow on 23 minutes. Their top scorer, Modou Sougou had to be replaced by Serge Kevyn, as the striker seemed to have had some trouble with his hamstring. Midfielder Serge Kevyn was brough in by Jorge Costa. Kevyn was granted an opportunity to make an instant impact as the midfielder was sent through on goal by Rowllin Borges. The substitute, however, blazed his effort embarrassingly wide. Poor finishing would be the story of the night, with new signing Armine Chermiti also guilty of missing a couple of chances. Here are the player ratings from the game.
Chennaiyin FC draw Mumbai City FC
Stills from our first home game of the season. Also the first goalless draw between CFC and @mumbaicityfc 📸#CHEMUM #AattamReloaded pic.twitter.com/hWUcXDnTuo
— Chennaiyin FC 🏆🏆 (@ChennaiyinFC) October 27, 2019
10:57 IST, October 29th 2019