Sunil Chhetri, desperate to get into the act squandered a chance but it was Jayesh Rane right before half-time who drove down a left-footer to bring up the fifth goal of the game. Suhair yet again set up the move for Coureur to slot it in on the second time of asking, equalizing for the second time in the night. On the other end, new signing Mathias Coureur made amends for his teammate. Mashoor Shereef, instead of clearing it, scored a goal.
Ashique Kuruniyan lobbed the ball in from range, it rebounded off the crossbar and came back into play. NorthEast then shot themselves in the foot. VP Suhair on the left flank, brilliantly found Brown who with a controlled first touch, smashed into the net to draw level. Three minutes later, Deshorn Brown was to have his say in the game. First up, Brazilian target man Silva made most of Udanta Singh's build-up play, to leave NorthEast defenders high and dry to complete a fine goal. BENGALURU: Bengaluru FC on Sunday announced their 32-man squad for the upcoming 2021-22 Indian Super League season with talisman Sunil Chhetri set to lead the team for a ninth consecutive season. The schedule for the remaining 55 league matches will be published in December post clarity on calendar dates of Asian Football Confederation (AFC) Competitions matches, read a. NorthEast United looked dominant in the opening exchanges but the game opened up right around the quarter-hour mark.Īn entertaining eleven minutes ensued with four goals, two at either end. ISL 2020-21 fixtures until January 11 (round 11), featuring six double-headers, were released by the organisers of India's premier football league on Friday. In an entertaining contest that saw six different goalscorers, Bengaluru FC ran out eventual victors, defeating NorthEast United FC 4-2 in the second game of the 2021-22 Indian Super League (ISL) at the Athletic Stadium in Bambolim on Saturday. Cleiton Silva (14'), Jayesh Rane (42') and Prince Ibarra (81') provided the fireworks for Bengaluru FC, while Deshorn Brown (17'), Mathias Coureur (25') scored for the Highlanders along with Mashoor Shereef (22' OG) who unfortunately found his own net. Former Bengaluru man Deshorn Brown almost provided the opener of the night with an acrobatic attempt in the very first minute.