"He's injured his ankle and is being treated at the hospital. We are waiting for the reports," Mohun Bagan head coach Sen said at the post-match news conference.
In a 51st minute move, Dicka failed to connect a cross by Ricky Lallawmawma inside the box and the Cameroonian was seen grimacing in pain.
The 28-year-old was attended to by the medical team on the sidelines as he failed to get up and was later stretchered off into an ambulance.
Mohun Bagan, who jumped to top three with four points from two matches after their first win of the season today, will host Churchill Brothers in their next match here on December 10.
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