FC1 made a tremendous comeback and managed to score two goals against Karbi Anglong Morning Star FC to defeat them by 2-1 in a Group F fixture of the 135th Durand Cup. This match took place at Indira Gandhi Athletic Stadium in Guwahati. The Assamese side took an early lead, but FC1, hailing from Jammu and Kashmir as well as Ladakh, came back and won.

In the 27th minute, Joseph Mayowa Olalai scored for Karbi Anglong Morning Star FC, taking the lead by 1-0. Soon after that, in the 40th minute, FC1 drew even by scoring through their player named Shakir Ahmed Sheikh. They won the match by scoring one more goal through Hayat Bashir, who used a beautiful cross from Shakir Ahmed Sheikh.

FC1 then suffered a major setback when Ivorian defender Tati Armando Yoko was sent off after the 60th minute with a straight red card. FC1 then had to play with 10 men for nearly half an hour. With a numerical advantage, Karbi Anglong applied constant pressure and intensified their attacks. Lalpekhlua posed a constant threat from the left flank, but FC1's defense maintained composure and denied the opposition a clear scoring opportunity. FC1's goalkeeper and defense made excellent saves in the final minutes, allowing the team to maintain a 2-1 lead and make a winning start to the Durand Cup.

FC1 made a tremendous comeback and managed to score two goals against Karbi Anglong Morning Star FC to defeat them by 2-1 in a Group F fixture of the 135th Durand Cup. This match took place at Indira Gandhi Athletic Stadium in Guwahati. The Assamese side took an early lead, but FC1, hailing from Jammu and Kashmir as well as Ladakh, came back and won.

In the 27th minute, Joseph Mayowa Olalai scored for Karbi Anglong Morning Star FC, taking the lead by 1-0. Soon after that, in the 40th minute, FC1 drew even by scoring through their player named Shakir Ahmed Sheikh. They won the match by scoring one more goal through Hayat Bashir, who used a beautiful cross from Shakir Ahmed Sheikh.

FC1 then suffered a major setback when Ivorian defender Tati Armando Yoko was sent off after the 60th minute with a straight red card. FC1 then had to play with 10 men for nearly half an hour. With a numerical advantage, Karbi Anglong applied constant pressure and intensified their attacks. Lalpekhlua posed a constant threat from the left flank, but FC1's defense maintained composure and denied the opposition a clear scoring opportunity. FC1's goalkeeper and defense made excellent saves in the final minutes, allowing the team to maintain a 2-1 lead and make a winning start to the Durand Cup.