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Honestly, it would be a shame to lose another proper football ground in Mumbai. BMC’s plan to build an event venue at Neville D’Souza Ground was challenged by the Mumbai Football Association, and the Bombay High Court has stopped the plan for now.

The case is still ongoing, but hopefully the ground remains a football ground. Mumbai already has limited spaces for the sport, so losing one like this would be a big blow.

What do you guys think? Should these grounds be protected from being converted for other uses?

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