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ISL 2024-25: Underperforming Mohammedan faces uphill task at home against Bengaluru

The biggest challenge for Mohammedan, which has conceded four goals in the opening 15 minutes, will be to overcome its slow start against Bengaluru.

Published : Nov 26, 2024 17:35 IST , KOLKATA - 1 MIN READ

Bengaluru FC is in second place after recording five victories and two draws and tying on 17 points with the top-placed Mohun Bagan Super Giant.
Bengaluru FC is in second place after recording five victories and two draws and tying on 17 points with the top-placed Mohun Bagan Super Giant. | Photo Credit: FSDL
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Bengaluru FC is in second place after recording five victories and two draws and tying on 17 points with the top-placed Mohun Bagan Super Giant. | Photo Credit: FSDL

Bengaluru FC will seek to improve its record against debutant sides, while Mohammedan SC will try to record its maiden win at home when the two teams meet for the first time in the Indian Super League (ISL) at the Kishore Bharati Krirangan here on Wednesday.

One of the bottom rankers, Mohammedan – placed 12th with five points from one win and two draws – will rely on Zodingliana Ralte’s assists to break through the Bengaluru defence, led by Rahul Bheke.

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The Gerard Zaragoza-coached team, in second place after recording five victories and two draws and tying on 17 points with the top-placed Mohun Bagan Super Giant, will depend on goals from Jorge Pereyra Diaz and Edgar Mendez.

Both sides drew their previous matches and will be keen to taste a win.

The biggest challenge for Mohammedan, which has conceded four goals in the opening 15 minutes, will be to overcome its slow start against Bengaluru.

The visiting side has scripted some fine starts and has re-grouped following a short break that included a week’s training.

“They are very strong and have started the season perfectly. Their style of football makes them one of the best teams in the ISL,” said Mohammedan coach Andrey Chernyshov, sounding a note of caution.

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