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Southern rivals Kerala Blasters FC and Hyderabad FC, currently 10th and 11th in the Indian Super League, will face off on November 6. Both teams are looking to turn their recent losing streaks around. Kerala Blasters FC have won three out of four matches against Hyderabad, but never three in a row at home.
Courtesy: theprint.in
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