شاگردان خسرو حیدری از مشهد، با تک امتیاز آغاز کردند اما حداقل نباختند.

“Varzesh3” reports that in the continuation of the matches in the Iranian First Division Football League, the Golden Cluster, which recently moved from Saveh to Mashhad and after days of being divided into two teams, has now experienced a change in ownership.

In their first match scheduled to be held in Mashhad, they faced Shahin Bandar-e Amir, in a situation where they had last tasted victory in mid-December, somewhat getting used to poor results.

Recently, after Farshad Karami, they turned to Khosro Heydari, the former coach of Esteghlal and an experienced Iranian football player, to hand over the technical control to him.

The Golden Cluster, in confrontation with Shahin Bandar-e Amir, which is considered their neighbor in the standings, tried to act cautiously and ultimately settled for a 1-1 draw.

This performance was better compared to the team’s previous performance. The Golden Cluster, as mentioned by its former technical staff, experienced days where they only had 13 players to use, and Farshid Karami, the former head coach of the team, even at one point in the season, used his striker as a defender, making the conditions very difficult for the Golden Cluster.

Now, the division of points in the match of the twenty-first week may not seem like a significant change at first glance, but now under the guidance of Khosro Heydari, the Golden Cluster has reached 17 points and is only 2 points behind Shahin Bandar-e Amir, who holds a lower rank.

Certainly, this result, considering the ownership conditions, could change the future days for the representative of Mashhad in football.

However, the experience of Mashhad in managing Siah Jamegan, Shahrdari Tabriz, and Abu Moslem has been a very bitter experience, but this time, it is hoped that they can learn from their past mistakes.