Bengaluru FC

Bengaluru FC earned their first win at Jamshedpur by beating the Men of Steel in the Indian Super League (ISL 2022-23).

In all, Jamshedpur FC kept the ball more and made a staggering 25 attempts on goal, but managed to get only four of those on target. The Bengaluru FC defence was tested by Eli Sabia, Harry Sawyer and Daniel Chukwu, particularly in the air, but managed to hold on throughout a game in which Jamshedpur FC weren’t devoid of chances. Ricky Lallawmawma whipped in a pin-point cross to Sawyer, who was unmarked at the far post. The hosts held on to the ball and probed, winning four corners in six minutes at one point. The win puts them in seventh place, three points ahead of Chennaiyin FC and just one behind FC Goa. Rohit Kumar scored for the second game running and broke the deadlock inside ten minutes before Roy Krishna’s stunner doubled the Blues’ advantage in the 34th minute.

Harry Sawyer earned his place in the starting eleven for this game, and Germanpreet Singh returned to the starting lineup as well, but Jamshedpur plans to ...

Sawyer had multiple opportunities to pull a goal back for JFC but was unable to do so. Harry Sawyer misread the flight of the cross and with the goal gaping, was unable to head the ball into the net. Harry Sawyer earned his place in the starting eleven for this game, and Germanpreet Singh returned to the starting lineup as well, but Jamshedpur plans to control the game were dealt a major blow early.

Rohit Kumar (7') and Roy Krishna (34') scored for a second successive game, while Sivasakthi Narayanan (63') was on target to help the visitors gain maximum ...

Jamshedpur continued to get more corners and came close on a few occasions, but Bengaluru's centre-back pairing of Alan Costa and Sandesh Jhingan stood firm to deny the hosts any consolation from the game. Bengaluru were content to play on the counter, and it paid dividends as Sivasakthi scored his second goal in three games. The hosts saw opportunities from set pieces and won 10 corners and found themselves going close on goal on quite a few occasions as well.

Rohit Kumar (7') and Roy Krishna (34') scored for a second successive game, while Sivasakthi Narayanan (63') was on target to help the Blues' gain maximum ...

Jamshedpur continued to get more corners and came close on a few occasions, but the Blues’ centre-back duo of Alan Costa and Sandesh Jhingan stood firm to deny the hosts any consolation from the game. The Blues were comfortable allowing the hosts into the game and playing on the counter, and it paid dividends once again, as Sivasakthi scored his second goal in three games. The Red Miners saw opportunities from set pieces and won 10 corners and found themselves going close on goal on quite a few occasions as well.

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In all, Jamshedpur FC kept the ball more and made a staggering 25 attempts on goal, but managed to get only four of those on target. The Red Miners are 11 points off the playoff zone, with only five games to go. The Bengaluru FC defence was tested by Eli Sabia, Harry Sawyer and Daniel Chukwu, particularly in the air, but managed to hold on throughout a game in which Jamshedpur FC weren’t devoid of chances. Ricky Lallawmawma whipped in a pin-point cross to Sawyer, who was unmarked at the far post. The hosts held on to the ball and probed, winning four corners in six minutes at one point. The game got off to a bright start, with both sides treading into opposition territory and testing waters regularly.