Indian Super League

Bengaluru FC vs Mohammedan SC, 2024-25 Indian Super League, Regular Season

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Bengaluru FC
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    Mohammedan SC
    • 88': Mirjalol Kosimov

    About

    Bengaluru FC are hosting Mohammedan SC at Sree Kanteerava Stadium, Bangalore, India, starting on . The match is a part of the Indian Super League.

    Game Information

    Competition: Indian Super League

    Venue: Sree Kanteerava Stadium
    Location: Bangalore, India
    Attendance: 10,789

    Indian Super League Table

    # TEAM GP GD PTS
    1 SC East Bengal 13 +19 26
    2 Mohun Bagan Super Giant 13 +14 26
    3 Mumbai City FC 13 +8 25
    4 Bengaluru FC 13 +6 23
    Full Table

    Line-Ups

    BFC Bengaluru FC (4-3-3)

    No. Name
    1 Gurpreet Singh Sandhu (GK)
    4 Chinglensana Singh Yellow Card
    2 Rahul Bheke
    32 Naorem Roshan Singh
    27 Nikhil Poojari
    18 Pedro Capó
    10 Alberto Noguera Yellow Card
    23 Lalremtluanga Fanai
    30 Jorge Pereyra Díaz
    11 Sunil Chhetri
    7 Ryan Williams
    Bengaluru FC Substitutes:
    Sivasakthi Narayanan, Harsh Patre, Aleksandar Jovanovic, Ralte Lalthuammawia, Rohit Danu, Mohammed Salah, Édgar Méndez, Shivaldo Singh.

    MOH Mohammedan SC (4-3-3)

    No. Name
    1 Padam Chettri (GK)
    69 Florent Ogier
    24 Joe Zoherliana Yellow Card
    14 Zodingliana Ralte
    34 Vanlalzuidika Chhakchhuak
    10 Alexis Gómez
    16 Mohammed Irshad
    4 Mirjalol Kosimov
    9 Carlos Henrique França Freires
    22 Sagolsem Bikash Singh Yellow Card
    29 Lalremsanga Fanai
    Mohammedan SC Substitutes:
    Bhaskar Roy, Gaurav Bora, Thokchom Adison Singh, Sajad Parray, Manvir Singh, Wahengbam Angousana Luwang, Kiyam Amarjit Singh, Makan Chote.

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