AFC Challenge League: East Bengal crashes out after losing 1-2 to Arkadag

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Messi Bouli put East Bengal in the lead in the first minute of the second leg quarterfinal match, but the Indian Super League side were reduced to 10 men in the 33rd minute when Lalchungnunga was sent off by the referee for his second yellow card offence.

A 10-man East Bengal conceded two late goals to go down 1-2 to FC Arkadag of Turkmenistan and crash out of the quarterfinals in the AFC Challenge League here on Wednesday.

East Bengal had qualified for the third tier of men's AFC club competition by virtue of winning the 2024 Super Cup.