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TRAU, NEROCA share spoils

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Last updated: July 29, 2026 1:08 am
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They play out a goalless draw in the Imphal derby

Imphal: TRAU FC and NEROCA FC shared spoils in a fiercely contested goalless Imphal Derby, with both sides creating several promising chances but failing to find the breakthrough in the Durand Cup here on Tuesday.

The match was played at a high intensity throughout, featuring end-to-end action, disciplined defending and a second-half red card that saw TRAU FC finish the contest with ten men.

Both coaches opted for a balanced 4-2-3-1 formation, signalling an intent to maintain defensive solidity while posing a threat on the counterattack.

Both teams started positively, playing attacking football while remaining compact defensively. With both sides controlling the midfield and looking to exploit openings, the contest settled into an evenly fought affair in the opening exchanges.

The first real opportunity of the match fell to NEROCA FC from a corner kick. After a TRAU FC player’s header from the corner was initially kept out by the Neroca defence, the loose ball fell kindly to Sridarth Nongmeikam, whose powerful follow-up effort was brilliantly denied by the goalkeeper, ensuring the deadlock remained intact.

TRAU FC nearly found the breakthrough moments later from a corner of their own. Defender Seila Toure rose highest to meet the delivery with a firm header, but his effort crashed against the post, leaving the NEROCA defence relieved as both sides continued to search for the opening goal.

TRAU FC came close to breaking the deadlock when Afridi Buyamayum burst through the middle before unleashing a powerful long-range effort that flashed narrowly wide of the post.The remainder of the first half saw both teams continue to attack with intent, creating chances through counter-attacks, set-pieces and sustained spells of possession.

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