The result saw East Bengal reach the third spot with 15 points from eight matches while Bengaluru FC remained a rung below with 15 points from nine outings. | Photo Credit: ISL Media
The result saw East Bengal reach the third spot with 15 points from eight matches while Bengaluru FC remained a rung below with 15 points from nine outings. | Photo Credit: ISL Media
A 10-man East Bengal fought valiantly to hold Bengaluru FC to a 3-3 draw in an exciting Indian Super League 2025-26 clash at the Salt Lake Stadium on Thursday. The match, definitely one of the most exciting of the season, saw six goals shared and constant shifts in momentum.
Bengaluru FC struck the first blow in the 12th minute when Ashique Kuruniyan produced a brilliant finish with his weaker effort, smashing the ball into the top corner from outside the box. East Bengal responded in the 21st minute through Anwar Ali, who scored with an exquisite overhead kick.
The game took a dramatic turn in the 24th minute when East Bengal’s Miguel Ferreira was shown a straight red card following an altercation with Ashique. Tensions escalated further as Miguel kicked the ball toward the Bengaluru dugout while leaving the pitch.
AS IT HAPPENED | East Bengal vs Bengaluru FC Highlights
Despite being reduced to 10 men, East Bengal continued to put up a strong fight. However, Bengaluru regained the lead in the 39th minute when Suresh Wangjam capitalised on a goalkeeping error by Prabhsukhan Gill, who spilled his attempted catch while trying to block a Ryan Williams cross, to prod the ball home.
East Bengal equalised again in the 56th minute through Saul Crespo, who fired home after his initial attempt was blocked. Bengaluru once more edged ahead in the 71st minute, with Williams scoring a spectacular goal from a tight angle.
Just when Bengaluru looked set to secure all three points, substitute Anton Sojberg struck deep into stoppage time (90+7) to rescue a dramatic draw for East Bengal.
The result saw East Bengal reaching the third spot with 15 points from eight matches while Bengaluru FC remained a rung below with 15 points from nine outings. Jamshedpur FC, also having 15 points, fell to the fifth spot for having the worst goal difference between the three sides.
Published on Apr 16, 2026
此内容由惯性聚合(RSS阅读器)自动聚合整理，仅供阅读参考。 原文来自 — 版权归原作者所有。