Montana is still fighting for its playoff life after two-straight dominant wins, likely needing another Saturday to sniff a first-round bye.

So, it will definitely help us prepare for the Asian Champions Trophy which is a good platform to test different combinations and for adapting to the different playing styles of our Asian counterparts ahead of Asian Games,” he added.The eyes of the college football universe descend on Montana this week with ESPN's iconic pregame show College GameDay shining its light on the annual Brawl of the Wild game between Montana and Montana State.Īs has been the case frequently in the last few years, there is a lot more than bragging rights on the line this season when UM travels to Bozeman for a noon kickoff on Saturday. However, at present, the team’s focus is currently on the ongoing Pro League where we are playing against some world class teams. “Moreover, the tournament holds immense significance for the team and will provide us with an opportunity to gauge our progress and test our mettle against formidable opponents which will be very important for us ahead of the Asian Games where we aim to win the Gold medal and directly qualify for the Paris 2024 Olympics. The Indian team last played in Chennai in 2007 when India defended the Asia Cup title successfully, so, we hope to emerge victorious again in Chennai,” Harmanpreet said. Also, the team is excited to play in Chennai as for many of us, it will be the first time that we will be playing there. We have been working very hard for this tournament as we aim to make our nation proud by winning the Gold Medal. “There are only two months to go for the Asian Champions Trophy in Chennai and we are eager to perform for our country.

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