Gurmeet Singh's Heroic Saves Propel NorthEast United FC to Historic Durand Cup Victory

Goalkeeper Gurmeet Singh executed crucial saves in a penalty shootout, helping NorthEast United FC overturn a 2-0 deficit to defeat Mohun Bagan 4-3, winning their first Durand Cup title. His excellent footwork and judgment in key moments secured the win for the team, witnessed by passionate fans at the Salt Lake Stadium.

Goalkeeper Gurmeet Singh's stellar performance in the penalty shootout led NorthEast United FC to a remarkable 4-3 victory over Mohun Bagan, clinching their first-ever Durand Cup title on Saturday. The match ended 2-2 in regular time.

The 24-year-old Singh delivered extraordinary saves, denying goals from Liston Colaco and Mohun Bagan captain Subhasish Bose during crucial penalty attempts. His impeccable timing and footwork ensured NorthEast United triumphed in the dramatic shootout.

Other contributing scorers for NEUFC included Guillermo Fernandez, Captain Miguel Zabaco Tome, Parthib Gogoi, and Alaaeddine Ajaraei. Mohun Bagan's players Jason Cummings, Manvir Singh, and Dimitri Petratos found the net, but ultimately, the team had to settle for their 13th runners-up finish in the tournament's 133rd edition.

(With inputs from agencies.)