Sporting Club Delhi, formerly Hyderabad FC, will end the capital’s seven-year absence from first-division football as they host Jamshedpur FC at the Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium on March 19. Despite a rocky start to the season with one draw and three losses, the club is banking on home support and a passionate fanbase to spark a turnaround. Sporting Club Delhi, formerly Hyderabad FC, will end the capital’s seven-year absence from first-division football as they host Jamshedpur FC at the Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium on March 19. Despite a rocky start to the season with one draw and three losses, the club is banking on home support and a passionate fanbase to spark a turnaround.
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