Indian Super League

Bengaluru FC vs Mumbai City FC, 2024-25 Indian Super League, Regular Season

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Bengaluru FC
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    Mumbai City FC
    • 8': Lallianzuala Chhangte
    • 37': Nikolaos Karelis (P)

    About

    Bengaluru FC are hosting Mumbai City FC 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: 7,923

    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
    22 Sahil Sahil (GK)
    5 Aleksandar Jovanovic
    2 Rahul Bheke
    32 Naorem Roshan Singh Yellow Card
    25 Namgyal Bhutia
    23 Lalremtluanga Fanai Yellow Card
    8 Suresh Singh Wangjam
    7 Ryan Williams Yellow Card
    17 Édgar Méndez Yellow Card
    11 Sunil Chhetri
    31 Vinith Venkatesh
    Bengaluru FC Substitutes:
    Soham Varshneya, Rohit Danu, Gurpreet Singh Sandhu, Harsh Palande, Shivaldo Singh, Sivasakthi Narayanan, Harsh Patre, Mohammed Salah, Pedro Capó.

    MCFC Mumbai City FC (4-3-3)

    No. Name
    1 Phurba Lachenpa (GK)
    4 Tiri
    5 Mehtab Singh
    27 Nathan Rodrigues
    3 Hmingthan Mawia
    8 Yoell van Nieff
    10 Brandon Fernandes
    7 Lallianzuala Chhangte
    9 Nikolaos Karelis
    11 Jorge Ortíz
    6 Vikram Partap Singh
    Mumbai City FC Substitutes:
    Jon Toral, Sahil Panwar, Prabir Das, Franklin Nazareth, Rehnesh Paramba, Jayesh Rane, Noufal Noufal, Thaer Krouma, Bipin Singh.

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    Bagan lose out on title despite late heroics (Courtesy: FanCode)

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