In the tie-breaker, Yash managed to save the first attempt, but got nervous after conceding three goals in a row. Kabir, who plays in the midfield, then came to his elder brother’s rescue and took the responsibility of standing under the bar for the remaining two spot kicks. And he did a wonderful job too, saving twice (once in the shoot-out and then in the sudden death), besides netting one. “I saw my brother (Yash) was a bit nervous in the tie-breaker. I requested our coach (Hanzel Fernandez) to let me be the ’keeper mid-way through the shoot-out. Thankfully, he agreed and I’m happy that I didn’t let him and the team down,” said Kabir.

Yash agreed he was nervous. “I was fine till the final whistle, but don’t know what happened thereafter. I wasn’t able to concentrate. I’m glad that my brother did the job for me and the team. It was a crucial win for us,” said Yash.

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Meanwhile, Prasham Shah, Arnav Bothra and Amaan Karachiwala were the other scorers for DY Patil, while Mitul Damani, Riyan Doihi and Maan Patel scored for Hill Spring.u00a0