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Taejon massacre Mohun Bagan in cold conditions
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New Straits Times
11-15-2002
Taejon massacre Mohun Bagan in cold conditions
Edition: Main/Lifestyle; 2*
Section: Sport
SHANGHAI SHENHUA (China) ......3 GEYLANG UNITED (Singapore) ....0
TAEJON CITIZEN (Korea) ........6 MOHUN BAGAN (India) ...........0 KOREAN club Taejon Citizen overcame frigid conditions to score an emphatic 6-0 home win against Mohun Bagan of India in an AFC Champions League Zone Two (East) Round Three first leg match on ...
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