Language - | ISL 2019-20 | Where will Bengaluru FC finish next season The Blues would be starting the season with enormous expectations on their shoulders after giving two back to back good seasons in the Indian Super League. However, with the malaise of new superstars coming in, the coach getting familiar with rivals, and home venue missing out, things could change. Subhayan Dutta |
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 | ISL 2019 | Bengaluru FC take on FC Goa in a game of subtle dualities As far as hype for an ISL final goes for the neutral fans, Bengaluru FC taking on FC Goa is right there at the top for the sheer names on paper and kind of football both the sides prefer. And given the vengeance with which the two sides will take the field, this could easily be the best ISL final. Subhayan Dutta |
 | Carles Cuadrat feels that it is important to preserve players and get to playoffs in best condition Bengaluru FC head coach Carles Cuadrat had mentioned that it is important to rotate the squad and preserve the best players in order to reach playoffs in the best condition. Caudrat was optimistic despite a winless streak in the last two games and blamed the circumstances for the run. SportsCafe Desk |
 | ISL 2018 | Can Bengaluru FC “suffer” their way to glory Bengaluru FC became the third team to get a win in ATK’s backyard this season, but it wasn’t about the three points as much as it was about the manner in which they did it. Coppell has emerged as BFC’s biggest challenge in the last two seasons and Carles Cuadrat would be delighted to start atop. Subhayan Dutta |
 | ISL 2018 | Is Indian Super League finally on its way up? While most managers have been heard complaining about their leaky defence with ISL seeing 63 goals in the opening 22 games, for a neutral football watcher, it couldn’t get any better. ISL has got just one 0-0 so far, which leads to the question if the league is finally getting better. Subhayan Dutta |
 | ISL 2018 | Best XI from Game Phase 2 so far ISL has definitely had a major upgrade this season with the viewers seeing more teamwork and fluent passing play than ever. However, there are also players capable of influencing the game, and sometimes outcomes, singlehandedly and we bring the best eleven of that lot from game phase 2 so far. Subhayan Dutta |
 | ISL 2019 | Studs and Duds from Match Phase 2 so far Indian Super League has thrown quite a few surprises so far this season with many expected stars flopping whereas some of the new imports already making a mark for themselves with scintillating displays. With seven matches played post the 10-day break, we look at the studs and duds from the matches. Subhayan Dutta |
| ISL 2019 | Best XI from the 1st Gameweek There is no doubt that the fifth season of ISL has seen more power-packed performance than most of the games combined in the first four seasons. With tactically superior managers marching in with their unknown talents, every match is eye-catching. Here is the best eleven from game week one. Subhayan Dutta |
 | ISL Tactical Analysis | Tactical sagacity helps Bengaluru outwit Chennai at home for first time Bengaluru FC played out an entertaining match against Chennaiyin FC on Sunday that had everything to offer – tactical shrewdness, a stunning goal, fast paced counters, and a deserving result. However, in doing so, both teams revealed too much for others to exploit them in the upcoming months. SportsCafe Desk |
| ISL 2019 | Bengaluru begin with a bang as they beat Chennaiyin FC at Kanteereva Venezuelan striker - Miku scored the only goal for the Bengaluru FC as they claimed a hard-fought 1-0 win over defending champions, Chennaiyin FC, at their home turf on Tuesday. Sunil Chhetri & Co. will next go up against Jamshedpur FC at the Sree Kanteereva Stadium on October 7. Press Release |