Hyderabad are currently fourth on the table with 19 points from 14 games ahead of their 2020-21 Indian Super League (ISL) tie against Chennaiyin on Sunday.
Should NorthEast United (18 points from 13 games) pick a win over Mumbai City on Saturday, the Highlanders will go fourth which will see Hyderabad FC move out of the top four. But Hyderbad FC coach Manuel Marquez is only concerned with his side's results and isn't fretting too much on their position on the table.
"You know how football is. In the first leg, after five games we were unbeaten, all people were saying 'Hyderabad, Hyderabad'.