An impressive performance by Kashiling Adake helped Dabang Delhi KC to notch an impressive 41-20 victory over a hapless Bengal Warriors side. Adake scored 13 points as Delhi began their home leg in style. Warriors campaign ended with a disappointing defeat as they put on a terrible performance in their last game of the season.Delhi are now seventh in the league with 26 points from 11 games whereas Bengal Warriors finish their season in the last spot with 26 games from 14 games.Delhi sent Jang Kun Lee to the bench in the first minute as they led 2-0 after two minutes. They led 4-1 in the fifth minute as Selvamani scored his first raid point. Warriors struggled to get their foot in the game as they trailed 1-5 and were reduced to just three men. Lee scored a bonus point in the eighth minute but Delhi inflicted an all out in the 10th minute as they led 10-4.Adake was in stellar form in the first half and scored his fifth point as Delhi led 14-5 in the 13th minute. Warriors defence had an abysmal first half as they failed to score a single point in the first 15 minutes. They finally opened their account with a super tackle in the 16th minute as they trailed 7-15. It was 20-9 in the 18th minute as Delhi forced another all out as Adake scored seven points. Delhi ended the first half with a commanding 11-point lead as they went into the break leading 21-10.Delhi began the second half strongly as Adake achieved a super 10 in the 24th minute as his team led 26-12. He continued to pile more misery on Bengal Warriors and scored a two-point raid in the 29th minute. Delhi, then inflicted another all out in the next minute, to lead 33-13.With five minutes left, Delhi continued their dominance and led 39-17 after 37 minutes as Selvamani scored a two-point raid. Warriors defence had a disappointing game and they failed to put any sort of pressure on Delhis raiders. 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PITTSBURGH -- Something feels right about football here when the weather turns cold -- yellow towels waving and gloved hands clapping rhythmically while Renegade pulses out across three rivers in the fourth quarter.Something feels right about the Pittsburgh Steelers and the Baltimore Ravens hitting the three-quarter mark of the NFL season in a flat-footed tie, even if theyre each a ho-hum 7-5 and have both gone through four-game losing streaks.Something feels right about ugly in the AFC North, where the teams are built for chilly crunch time and each fan base in the division outside of Cleveland has come to expect not just big-time December football, but the January football that follows.So it was that on the first weekend of December, the Steelers took the field here against a New York Giants team that came in on a six-game winning streak and?found a way to win?despite?12 penalties and a pair of turnovers. This just a few hours after the Ravens ended the Miami Dolphins six-game winning streak in Baltimore.The 2016 editions of the AFC Norths black-and-blue bloods are by no means perfect. But in the cases of Pittsburgh and Baltimore, they appear to be putting things together at the right time -- and setting themselves up for a fun (if flawed) division race.Hopefully, we can build upon this performance as we move forward, Steelers coach Mike Tomlin said Sunday night.And thats the right way to look at what the Steelers did here Sunday. Beating the Giants, who came in with the leagues fourth-best record, was no small accomplishment. But the way they did it was by no means perfect. You couldnt watch the Steelers on Sunday and think this was a team clicking on all cylinders. Some cylinders? Sure. More cylinders than were clicking earlier in the season? Absolutely. But this doesnt look like the elite AFC title contender most people thought they could be in 2016.Too many penalties. Too many odd playcalls that stalled promising drives. Not much rhythm. A workmanlike victory built on screen passes and the breakout performance of tight end Ladarius Green, whose season just got going a couple of weeks ago after a rash of injuries delayed his Steelers debut.Hes finding a comfortable seat on a moving train, Tomlin said of Green. And we need him to.The Steelers know theyre a work in progress. They have the benefit of a quarterback/coach combination that has built teams into playoff conttenders and even Super Bowl champions as difficult seasons have gone along.ddddddddddddIn that way, theyre a little bit like their rivals in Baltimore -- even if they insist theyre not paying attention to what the Ravens are up to.Were trying to focus on being inside our own stadium and taking care of what we need to take care of, linebacker Ryan Shazier said. Well see them soon enough.They will. In their own stadium. On Christmas Day. The Ravens beat the Steelers in Baltimore earlier this season, which is why they are currently listed atop Pittsburgh in the AFC North standings despite their identical records. But depending on what happens the next two weeks -- which see the Ravens play at New England and home against Philadelphia, and the Steelers go to Buffalo and Cincinnati -- that Dec. 25 game is going to be more than enough reason to take a three-hour break from A Christmas Story reruns and tune in for an AFC North slobberknocker.The Steelers have the better quarterback and appear to have the softer schedule. The Ravens have the more dominant defense. Pittsburgh has won three in a row. Baltimore has won four of its last five. They each beat one of the leagues hottest teams Sunday. This race sets up nicely for a lot of reasons. But the very best is the two teams pedigrees.Its that time of year that we have to be our best self, Steelers quarterback Ben Roethlisberger said.Lots of sayings bounced around the Pittsburgh locker room Sunday night. That thing about be inside our own stadium is clearly something Tomlin is preaching, because he said it and so did several players. The be our best self thing also got echoed in a few different corners of the locker room. Youve got to find those mantras that work, and youve got to make sure you have the people in place to make sure they dont end up just being empty words.The Steelers can do that, and so can the Ravens, which is what makes their burgeoning December division race so much fun. Neither is perfect, and at this point, neither appears to be great. But they have the players to help them get there, and the experience to know how. And whether they roll or limp through the tough tests they face over the next two weeks, Ravens-Steelers?should be quite a present for NFL fans to find under the tree. ' ' '