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ISL: Bengaluru Go Down 0-4 Against Mumbai City FC

Bengaluru FC fell to a heavy defeat at the hands of Mumbai City FC, losing 0-4 against the visitors in an ISL match in Bengaluru on Friday. Goals from Nasser El Khayati, Greg Stewart, Jorge Pereyra Diaz and Lallianzuala Chhangte gave Mumbai a commanding win. The result meant the Blues' winless streak extended to six games, with the side now placed at the ninth spot with seven points from nine games. The game commenced to a cagey start, but it was the visitors who took the lead with just over 10 minutes on the clock.

Having slipped free down the right flank, Greg Stewart's pass into the box found an incoming El Khayati, who slotted past Gurpreet Singh Sandhu to give the Islanders the advantage.

Bengaluru had their first big chance of the game with just over 20 minutes on the clock when Javi Hernandez found himself in space at the edge of the area.

The Spaniard's attempted clip into the top corner seemed destined to be the equaliser, but for the fingertips of Lachenpa that tipped it over the bar.

The Blues continued to attack in search of a goal but struggled to find the back of the net, and it was the Islanders that added to their lead at the half-hour mark.

Having won a free-kick down the right flank, Stewart's swing into the area was cleared away by Robin.

Mishra, arriving to make contact with the second ball, met it with a volley that took a deflection off Javi to find the net past a hapless Gurpreet.

The hosts had chances to reduce the deficit but met with a stubborn backline.

Main's effort was blocked before Sunil Chhetri's shot from distance was parried by Lachenpa, as Mumbai took their two-goal advantage down the tunnel.

Grayson rang in a change at half-time as Rohit Kumar replaced Harsh Patre in midfield. Rohit

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