Kerala Blasters scored a late equaliser to draw 1-1 at Nicolas Anelka's Mumbai City - leaving his side well off the Indian Super League's play-off places.

After a minute's silence to remember those who lost their lives in the Mumbai terror attacks seven years ago Nicolas Anelka's Mumbai City faced Kerala Blasters in the Indian Super League.

Both sides have struggled recently but it was the league's bottom side Kerala who came close first through Josu.

Mumbai lost 7-0 against Goa two weeks ago and now find themselves just a place above their opponents here. Subash Singh got a shot on target for them in the 24th minute.

And they got the breakthrough from the resulting corner...

Juan Aguilera with his first goal in Indian football. The Spaniard capitalising after Nandy flapped at the cross.

Mumbai were looking good for a vital three points until this happened with just two minutes to go.

Former QPR youngster Antonio German squeezing the ball in for his fifth goal in four games.

It was so nearly even better for Kerala Bruno Perone thought he'd won it only to turn round and see the linesman's flag up. It finished 1-1, which in truth was no good for either team.