FC Goa players paused play during the opening seconds of their AFC Champions League Two match against FC Istiklol of Tajikistan here on Wednesday as a symbolic gesture to highlight the uncertainty in the Indian Super League (ISL). FC Goa, who are already out of reckoning for the next stage, lost the match 1-2 to end their campaign with six defeats in six games. Apart from FC Istiklol, Goa were clubbed into a group which consisted of Saudi Arabia club Al Nassr and Iraq’s Al Zawraa SC. “At the start of our AFC Champions League Two match, FC Goa’s players briefly paused active play for the opening seconds as a symbolic gesture to highlight the uncertainty currently affecting Indian football,” the Goan club said on their ‘X’ page. At the start of our AFC Champions League Two match, FC Goa’s players briefly paused active play for the opening seconds as a symbolic gesture to highlight the uncertainty currently affecting Indian football. This action was solely intended to draw attention to the broader… pic.twitter.com/sTiEgSj5KQ — FC …