ISL: FC Goa’s second half blitz hand Bengaluru FC first defeat of season
A second-half flourish from Manolo Marquez's men saw Bengaluru FC taste defeat for the first time in the ongoing season.
A second-half flourish from Manolo Marquez's men saw Bengaluru FC taste defeat for the first time in the ongoing season.
A solitary goal from Naorem Roshan Singh was enough to hand Zaragoza’s side their fourth victory of the season. Punjab FC tried their luck mostly from distance, often missing the target.
Mumbai City FC have confirmed the signing of Daniel Lalhlimpuia on a free transfer, the striker joining the Islanders on a one-year contract until the end of the 2024-25 season.
Mohun Bagan Super Giant (MBSG) defeated Bengaluru FC by 4-0 at the Sree Kanteerava Stadium tonight to take the battle of becoming the Indian Super League (ISL) 2023-24 League Winners to the final day of the league stages on April 15.
The Indian Super League (ISL) club Bengaluru FC announced on Thursday that Gerard Zaragoza, the club's former assistant head coach, has been named head coach until 2025.
Mumbai moved to the top of the ISL with 22 points after the win at the Fatorda Stadium. Bengaluru, on the other hand, remained fifth with 12 points.
While ATKMB boast a strong attacking line-up, they have even better defensive stats, Bengaluru's figures aren't bad either.
Bengaluru dominated with 58 percent possession in the first half but despite playing an attacking game, they struggled to get the ball past the Odisha defence line.
Bengaluru got a penalty early in the second half but captain Sunil Chhetri ended up chipping the ball straight into the hands of Kerala goalkeeper.
A 56th minute penalty from Bengaluru FC skipper Sunil Chhetri was the only difference between the two teams.
