Delhi Dynamos FC will be looking for their first home win of the 2016 Hero Indian Super League when they lock horns with Mumbai City FC at the Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium on Tuesday. The hosts head into the match on the back of a three-game unbeaten streak having beaten Chennaiyin FC (3-1) and drawn against Kerala Blasters FC (0-0) and NorthEast United FC (1-1). Mumbai, meanwhile, will be looking to bounce back from their first loss of Hero ISL 2016 against Kerala (1-0) in their last match. With both teams winless in their last two games, Tuesday’s encounter promises to be an exciting clash.Head-to-head: Mumbai have had the better of Delhi in the past with 1-0 and 2-0 wins at home in Hero ISL 2014 and Hero ISL 2015 respectively. Delhi’s only victory against Mumbai was a 4-1 win at home in the inaugural season. Both sides also shared the points after a 1-1 draw in Delhi last season.Form Guide:Delhi Dynamos FC: W-D-DMumbai City FC: W-W-D-LChinglesana Singh vs Matias DefedericoChinglesana Singh has enjoyed a wonderful start to life with the Lions having started in all three matches under head coach Gianluca Zambrotta this season. The 19-year-old has impressed greatly at the back for the Dynamos this year. With Matias Defederico and a host of other attacking options in Mumbai’s ranks, Tuesday’s clash could be his toughest test yet though.Matias Defederico’s propensity to cut in from the flanks and run at defences before unleashing efforts on goal will be Mumbai’s most potent attacking threats against Delhi. The Argentine attacker has already left a mark on opposition defences as his two goals against FC Pune City and Atlético de Kolkata corroborate. The Lions defence, especially their full-backs, can expect to have a busy day at the office against the Argentine wizard.Kean Lewis vs Sony NordeAnother one of Delhi’s domestic gems from Hero ISL 2016, Kean Lewis has turned himself into an integral member of the Lions’ team with a goal and an assist in his last three matches. The 24-year-old’s energy, trickery and quick burst of pace has transformed him into a constant menace for opponent right-backs. Lewis will be looking to kick on and continue his fine start to the season against Mumbai.Much like Lewis, Sony Norde’s presence on the wings will be a cause of concern to any defence. The Haitian almost earned his side a point with a beautiful piece of skill to go past Sandesh Jhingan and slot the ball beyond Sandip Nandy in goal during his substitute appearance in Mumbai’s last game against the Blasters. Only a goal-line clearance by Aaron Hughes denied the 27-year-old his first goal of the season. With him expected to start against the Dynamos, Norde could prove to be the difference between the two sides.Marcelinho vs Sena RalteWith Zambrotta choosing to rotate between Richard Gadze and Badara Badji up top, Marcelinho has found himself as the furthest man forward on many occasions this season in spite of starting on the flanks. The Brazilian winger is Delhi’s most lethal attacking threat this year and is set get into a fascinating battle on the wings against Mumbai’s Sena Ralte. He has already scored twice in Hero ISL 2016 and will have to be closely marked on Tuesday.Sena Ralte has been another domestic player who has enjoyed a great start to the season. A Hero ISL winner with Chennai in Hero ISL 2015, Ralte has played an even bigger role in Mumbai’s backline this year in terms of impact. He will be hoping the trend that has seen Mumbai not lose a match whenever he starts continues against the Lions.Squads:Delhi Dynamos FC: Antonio Doblas Santana, Sanjiban Ghosh, Soram Poirei, Ruben Gonzalez Rocha, David Addy, Ibrahima Niasse, Anas Edathodika, Chinglesana Konsham Singh, Lalchhawnkima, Lalruatthara, Rupert Nongrum, Souvik Chakraborty, Florent Malouda, Bruno Augusto Pelissari de Lima, Marcos Tebar, Emerson Gomes de Moura, Denson Devadas, Milan Singh, Malsawmzuala, Richard Gadze, Badara Badji, Arjun Tudu, Marcelo Leite Pereira, Kean Lewis, Amoes DoMumbai City FC: Roberto Volpato Neto, Albino Gomes, Gerson Vieira, Lucian Goian, Facundo Cardozo, Anwar Ali, Aiborlang Khongjee, Lalhmangaihsanga Ralte, Lalchhuanmawia Fanai, Munmun Timothy Lugun, Ashutosh Mehta, Krisztian Vadocz, Leo Costa, Jackichand Singh, Pronay Halder, Sehnaj Singh, Boithang Haokip, David Lalrinmuana, Rakesh Oram, Matias Defederico, Otacilio Brito Alves, Sony Norde, Diego Forlan, Gaston Sangoy, Arnab Das Sarma
