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India beat Pakistan 1-0 in landmark football series

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August 17, 2014
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BANGALORE: India defeated Pakistan 1-0 on Sunday in an emotionally-charged opener to take the lead in a two-match football series, the first between the arch-rivals for nine years.

The hosts hung on to their slender lead after striker Robin Singh scored in the 44th minute in front of thousands of cheering home fans at the Bangalore Football Stadium.

Pakistan dominated the proceedings initially but the Indians regrouped to launch a counter-attack.

Midfielder Pronoy Halder came close to scoring in the 16th minute, only to be thwarted by Pakistan goalkeeper Muzammil Hussain.

The hosts squandered at least three more scoring chances before Singh flicked in Lalrindika Ralte’s corner to give India the lead.

Pakistan nearly equalised early in the second half, but keeper Amrinder Singh did well to stop captain Kalleemullah’s close-range header from going into the net.

India were reduced to 10 men when Robin Singh received his second yellow card of the game. The lanky striker shook his head in disappointment as he walked off the field.

Tempers became frayed on a number of occasions and angry words were exchanged, reflecting the high tensions associated with sporting clashes between India and Pakistan.

The football series is the first since India toured Pakistan in 2005 in a three-match contest.

India suspended sporting ties with its neighbour in the aftermath of the deadly 2008 attacks on Mumbai, blamed on militants from Pakistan.

That deadlock hurt cricket the most, a game with which millions are obsessed on both sides of the border.

The current football engagement offers the teams an opportunity to assess their strengths and weaknesses before the Asian Games in South Korea next month.

India have long struggled in world football and are currently ranked 150th out of 208 in the governing body FIFA’s rankings, while Pakistan are 164th.

The second and final game will be played on Wednesday.

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