Jose Molina's Mohun Bagan failed to get their first win of the 2024-25 AFC Champions League Two campaign. Here's what he said about plans.

The opening Group A match of the AFC Champions League two at the Salt Lake Stadium in Kolkata will go down as one where the Mohun Bagan Super Giant will have themselves to blame for missing out on several of the goal-scoring opportunities that came their way on Wednesday (September 19).

Mohun Bagan began their AFC Champions League Two campaign with a goalless draw against FC Ravshan. Despite dominating possession, they failed to score, disappointing their home fans. The team's recent poor performances under coach Juan Ferrando have increased scrutiny.

Mohun Bagan's AFC Champions League Two campaign began on a frustrating note as they played out a goalless draw against Tajikistan's FC Ravshan. Fans' anger with the coach grew as Bagan failed to score goals at home.

Mohun Bagan started their AFC Champions League Two campaign on a frustrating note, playing out a goalless draw against Tajikistan's FC Ravshan at the Salt Lake Stadium here on Wednesday. Despite better ball possession and creation of a string of chances,

Mohun Bagan finished Durand Cup 2024 as the runner-up and was held to a draw in its opening fixture against Mumbai City FC, earlier this month.

Jose Molina's Mohun Bagan Super Giant must address issues and deliver their top performance to outplay the Tajikistani side, Ravshan Kulob. With the advantage of playing before their home supporters,

Defending Indian Super League (ISL) champions Mohun Bagan Super Giant were held to a goalless draw by Tajikistan's Ravshan Kulob in the Group A clash in the AFC Champions League 2 at the Vivekananda Yuba Bharati Krirangan in Kolkata on Wednesday.

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