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Bengaluru FC broke the jinx beating Shillong Lajong FC by unassailable margin of 2-0 in the Hero I-League encounter at the JN Stadium tonight. Goals by Udanta Singh (36') and Kim Song Yong (82') in either half summed up the first win for the Steelmen over the Reds in Shillong.
Bengaluru FC Media
Bengaluru FC broke the jinx beating Shillong Lajong FC by unassailable margin of 2-0 in the Hero I-League encounter at the JN Stadium tonight. Goals by Udanta Singh (36') and Kim Song Yong (82') in either half summed up the first win for the Steelmen over the Reds in Shillong.
Placed second in the standings now behind the league leaders
Mohun Bagan, Bengaluru FC are certainly on course to stake a claim on
their second Hero I-League title.
Earlier, youngster Udanta Singh started on a high note for
Bengaluru FC to make a breakthrough in the fifth minute when he smashed just
wide of the nets. Bengaluru continued to press hard but the efforts by John
Johnson and Kim Song Yong were unable to bear results.
Udanta, meanwhile, had
another unsuccessful shy at the nets in the 20th minute. He was finally
rewarded 6 minutes after the half-hour mark when he found the back of the net
from close range in the second attempt. The free kick by Osano was received
calmly by Kim Song Yong and delivered towards the youngster who did no mistake
to net his maiden goal of the season.
The scores remained 1-0 at half time in the favour of the
away team.
Luck was surely not with Lajong today, two minutes into the
second half, the Reds were deprived of a certain goal when Samuel Lalmuanpuia's
screamer rattled the crossbar.
Bengaluru FC, meanwhile, balanced out their tasks by then
and were doing well on both fronts. After being turned down for an offside in
the 80th minute, Kim Song Yong made sure he features in the scorers' list with
a thudding header a couple of minutes later.
A well-directed corner kick by Udanta was flicked
into the net by the North Korean striker as Vishal Kaiht was
completely off his position.
The score remained at 2-0 till the full time, even
as Uilliams Silva was guilty of squandering an opportunity for the
hosts in the stoppage time.
Bengaluru FC have the monkey off their back now and they are travelling to Goa to settle the score with Sporting Clube de Goa on 6th March.
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