India, Feb. 7 -- "In the first half if the score was 4-0 for them, it would have been fair." Manolo Marquez's assessment of the 1-3 defeat to Jamshedpur FC, one that ended FC Goa's unbeaten run of 12 games, said it all.

The defeat meant Khalid Jamil had done the double on the man who also coaches the senior national team and has won the Indian Super League (ISL). It was Jamshedpur FC's eighth win in 10 home matches in ISL11. "You come to the furnace, you get burnt," said Eric Paartalu on commentary.

The result took Jamshedpur FC to second place, a position they can reclaim if they win in Bengaluru on Sunday. After finishing second from bottom in the last two seasons, Jamshedpur FC have 34 points from 18 matches. There are six matches, o...