FC Goa vs Bengaluru FC LIVE score, FCG 0-0 BFC, ISL 2024-25: Match goalless, match updates

The match halts for its first drinks break!

Sangwan finds himself in the box and tries to get a shot away but he loses the ball before he gets the chance to do that. Sangwan goes down inside the box, which leads to some of the Goa players appealing for a penalty but the referee waves play to continue. 

It was more of a desperate attempt from Danu who shoots from miles out but chances of that troubling the Goa keeper were less. The BFC player sees his shot sail above the crossbar. 

The game finally looks to be settling after a fast start, which saw Goa dominate the early proceedings. 

Bengaluru’s first attack of the match as Chhetri goes for a first-time cross from the right after being played a ball over the top. Jhingan does well to make the block as Bengaluru gets its first corner of the match. 

Drazic finds Sadiku in the final third and the Albanian goes for a shot from the edge of the BFC box. Bheke does well to get in the way and make a crucial block. 

Sangwan takes a shot from an ambitious distance and connects well. The shot takes a minor deflection but not enough to trouble Gurpreet, who catches the ball with ease. 

Till now, it has been all Goa, which has done well to ping the Bengaluru inside its own half. The Blues are yet to create anything of their own. 

Boris swings an excellent cross inside the Bengaluru box from the right flank, which finds Drazic. The latter does well to reach the ball and head it towards goal but cannot keep his effort on target. 

Drazic rifles in a low cross from the left flank which is blocked by Bheke. The melee inside the box leads to McHugh getting the ball who shoots first time from the edge of the box but sees his effort blocked. 

Edgar Mendez fouled by Yasir seconds after kick-off. It might be the fastest foul in ISL history. 

The ISL 2024-25 clash between FC Goa and Bengaluru FC is underway at the Nehru Stadium in Fatorda. 

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Played: 15

FC Goa: 4

Bengaluru FC: 7

Draws: 4

After a disastrous 2023-24 campaign, Bengaluru FC (BFC) will look to contiunue its brilliant start to the Indian Super League (ISL) 2024-25 season with a positive result against FC Goa here on Saturday.

The table-topper has 16 points from six matches and are leading Mohun Bagan Super Giant by three points. 

Head Coach Gerard Zaragoza will bank on the six new signings - Spanish attacker Edgar Mendez, Rahul Bheke, Lalthuammawia Ralte, midfielder Alberto Noguera, Argentine striker Jorge Pereyra Diaz and former Punjab FC left-back Mohamed Salah - who have all shown quality so far. 

FC Goa on the other hand will look to shrug off its bad form against the league leader.

Manolo Marquez’s side has only six points from as many matches and will look to put up a better showing against Sunil Chhetri and his men on Saturday.