KSFA Women's A and B Division League 2022-23

Karnataka State Football Association (KSFA) kicked-off the KSFA Women's A and B Division last weekend at Bangalore Football Stadium.

This season's league is featuring 6 teams that will play a single leg round-robin format. The league will conclude on 11th June 2023.

A Division

The top placed team of this league will be promoted to the Super Division League for the next season. The teams that will be a part of this year's league are - Bengaluru FC, GRK Girls FC, Pass FC, Legends de Sporting, Youngsters FC, and United FC Kodagu. 

"Just like last year, we will be following the rule that obligates teams to field a min of 8 local players in the playing XI at all times during the game. Our aim is to provide more game time to the local girls/women and also encourage new players to participate in football" said the Hon. General Secretary of KSFA, Mr. M. Satyanarayan.

B Division

This season's league will feature 8 teams that will play a single leg round-robin league with each other and complete a total of 28 matches over the next month. The first and second placed teams at the end of the league will be promoted to the KSFA A Division League for the next season. 

The teams that are participating are Alchemy International FA, GRK Glittering Stars, FC Bengaluru Utd, William Women's FC, Technico Football Foundation, TAL Women's FC, OTB FC, and Kemp Juniors FC.

Karnataka beat Goa 2-0 in Santosh Trophy

AIFF Media 

Karnataka took three points against a hapless Goa side to inch ahead in the battle for Riyadh spots in Group A of the Hero Santosh Trophy today. With today’s 2-0 win, Karnataka lead the Group with 7 points.

Goa had one of the first chances of the game early in the first half, a long range freekick somehow evading everyone before rolling past the post. From there though it was one-way traffic, Karnataka doing enough to get the win and also register a clean sheet, their second of the competition.

Jacob John scored opened the account in 33rd minute, with Abhishek Powar adding another one in early second half. 

Karnataka play their fourth game against Maharashtra on Friday, February 17 at OFA 7th Battalion Ground, Bhubaneswar, Odisha. 

 

Karnataka lose to Kerala in final, bags silver in Khelo India

Two goals in a gap of 12 minutes in the later part of first half sealed the gold medal for Kerala in the final of the Khelo India Youth Games played at Emerald Heights School, Indore, Madhya Pradesh today morning. 

Sreeraj CP for Kerala opened the account for his team in the 31st minute of the game and Kiran K scored in 43rd minute. The strikers for Karnataka, who gave team the lead in almost every game failed to score in the final game. time 

Karnataka despite having an impressive outing ends up being the second best in this 8-team tournament. 

Karnataka lose to Meghalaya in Khelo India, advance to semis as group runner-up

Karnataka boys lost to the group winner Meghalaya 2-1 in the ongoing Khelo India Youth Games at Indore today morning. With 2 wins and a loss, they qualify as the second placed team to final four. Karnataka will play against Group A winner Punjab, who progressed to semi-final after completing an all-win record in their group. The other semi-final game will be played between Meghalaya (7 pts) and Group A runner-up Kerala (6 pts). 

Karnataka took an early lead in the game, with Abhishek proving his goal scoring mettle, taking his goal-scoring tally to 4 in this edition of Khelo India. Meghalaya restored parity in the 40th minute via Cannyson Kharnaior. After changing ends, Blanangshngain Khongsdam, who came in as a replacement for Fashioning Syngkli in the first half, scored the second goal (68'). 

The semi-final will be played on Wednesday, February 8.

 

Parikrma lift BDFA A Division Knock-out Football Tournament

Parikrma boys defeated South United 2-1 in the South United FC-hosted BDFA A Division Knock-out Football Tournament, a precursor to the BDFA A Division League. 

The tournament was played by all 10 BDFA A division teams. The teams were divided in 4 goups with the top teams from each group making it to the semi-final. In the final played today at the RBANMS ground (managed by South United FC ),  Parikrma boys defeated hosts South United 2-1. 

It was South United who took the lead from a Bilal Shamshudeen goal in the 20th minute. Neil Joseph equalized for Parikrma in the added time of first half. Neil was again seen in action in 60th minute scoring the winning goal for Parikrma.  

 

FC Bengaluru United lose their final game and Super Division Title

FCBU Media 

In their final league game, FC Bengaluru United slumped to their first defeat in the ongoing BDFA Super Division. The 1-3 loss to Kickstart FC put paid to any chances FCBU had of successfully defending their title. The two-time BDFA champions needed a win or a draw to get ahead of Sporting Club De Bengaluru, the current table toppers.

FC Bengaluru United had their chances throughout the game but failed to capitalize on them. Kickstart FC were the first to get on the scoreboard in the 50th minute off a corner. Nineteen minutes later a moment of brilliance from Irfan Yadwad, who had missed a series of easy chances, saw FC Bengaluru United equalize. However, a defensive error in the 72nd minute saw Kickstart FC edge 2-1 ahead. Six minutes later FC Bengaluru United earned another chance to equalize but against the run of play, Yadwad missed the penalty shot. Mohamed Kdouh scored off the rebound only for it to be declared offside. FCBU scrapped hard but were unable to convert any of the chances they created, Kickstart managing to sneak in one more goal, before end of play.

Unbeaten FCBU vie for a hat-trick of titles

FCBU Media 

The stage is set for a thrilling finale as FC Bengaluru United look to secure a remarkable third consecutive BDFA Super Division title in their last match of the campaign this season. The defending champions, who are placed second on the points table, are currently undefeated and carry with them strong momentum as they look set to take on last year’s runners-up, Kickstart FC, on the 10th of December at the Bangalore Football Stadium.

FCBU, who have 45 points from 17 games and the highest goal difference (56) in the league, currently trail Sporting Club De Bengaluru (who have finished their season) by just one point. Kickstart FC, who are currently on 39 points from 17 games have secured third place for themselves. FC Bengaluru United fans will be hopeful that their team can recreate their exploits from last season, where they clinched the title in a 1-0 thriller against Kickstart FC on the final day. A loss for FCBU will ensure Sporting Club De Bengaluru will secure the title in their debut season.

FCBU have been in strong form this season, scoring a whopping 65 goals in 18 games, while only conceding on nine occasions. In front of the goal, new signings Mohamed Kdouh and Irfan Yadwad have been the stars with 12 and 14 goals respectively. Aenam K Jyrwa has also been proficient with seven assists, while Brazilian defender, Jairo Rodrigues has displayed phenomenal defensive acumen along with an attacking flair, scoring six goals as well.

“We are excited and looking forward to rising to the challenge in the final game,” said Gaurav Manchanda, Owner, FC Bengaluru United. “Our boys have displayed stellar form this season and I look forward to them ending the season on a victorious note.”

FC Bengaluru United are all set to compete in the I-League Qualifiers early next year, and a third consecutive crown will be a welcome morale booster for Khalid Jamil’s men before the competition.

 

FCBU register 3-1 win over ASC

FCBU Media

FC Bengaluru United put in a strong performance to beat ASC & Centre FC 3-1 in the ongoing BDFA Super Division Championship. Mohamed Kdouh was the star for the defending champions, scoring a brace (9, 37), while Selwyn Miranda chipped in with one goal (70).

FCBU started off strongly, looking to create chances with attacking play. In the 9th minute, Aenam K Jyrwa missed an easy cross to tap into the goal. Two minutes later, it was Mohamed Kdouh who got FCBU on the scoreboard, flamboyantly putting in a bicycle kick off a corner to get his team up 1-0. Both teams looked to up the ante over the next part of the first half; in the 37th minute of the game, it was Kdouh again, who made no mistake off a neat cross from Aenam to get FCBU up 2-0.

FCBU began the second half strongly, once again it was the duo of Kdouh and Aenam in the thick of things, creating strong chances, but this time failing to convert. In the 67th minute, Selwyn Miranda came on as a substitute and had an immediate impact – scoring in the 70th minute, after a stellar solo run. FCBU continued to keep the pressure up, once again creating strong chances through Irfan Yadwad and Manvir Singh, but unable to convert any of them. Against the run of play ASC, were awarded a penalty in the 93rd minute after an untidy challenge in their box and pulled one back; FCBU, though emerging 3-1 victors.

Bengaluru FC Colts claim big win over Dream United

Bengaluru FC Media 

Monirul Molla found himself in the thick of things again as Bengaluru FC hit five past Bangalore Dream United FC in their penultimate encounter of the BDFA Super Division League, in Bengaluru, on Thursday. Molla’s strikes, one in each half, were added to by goals from Ankith Padmanabhan (40’), Rajanbir Singh (64’) and Satish Singh (57’ OG). 

Bengaluru began the stronger of the two sides and took the lead just eight minutes in when Molla slipped through the BDU backline to be found by an inch-perfect Shighil NS pass. Molla made no mistake, pushing the ball past the ’keeper and slotting home. Bengaluru’s second goal came in the aftermath of a set-piece when Ankith found himself in space to find the net from close range.

Into the second period, Bengaluru continued to push the needle, scoring just 12 minutes in. A cross into a dangerous area was turned into his own net by Satish, whose attempted clearance was bundled over to give Bengaluru a 3-0 lead.

Bengaluru’s fourth came from a well-worked routine that saw Edwin Rossario clip a cross into the box from the left wing, allowing Moni to flick it on and for Rajanbir to tap home from close range. Into the final ten minutes, Molla would grab another, combining with Akashdeep Singh in the final third, before placing his shot past the United ’keeper.

The Blue Colts next face Kickstart FC in their final encounter of the 2022-23 BDFA Super Division League.

 

FC Bengaluru United beat Rebels in BDFA Super Division

FCBU Media  

FC Bengaluru United put on a commanding performances to beat Rebels FC 3-1, the goalscorers for FCBU were Mohamed Kdouh (14, 30) and Shibil Muhammed (56).

FC Bengaluru United started off strongly, creating chances from the very first minute. The trend continued; in the 8th minute a smart free-kick from Lalramzua Khiangte was headed towards the goal by Mohamed Kdouh, only to see it miss the bar by inches. FCBU continued to create chances and the deadlock was finally broken in the 14th minute. Ashok drove the ball into the box where Kdouh was waiting to smartly tap it into the goal.

FCBU continued to press on and soon enough a defensive lapse from Rebel FC saw the ball land at Shajan Franklin’s feet. He passed it on to Kdouh who made no mistake, netting the ball into the net. Against the run of play, Rebels FC scored on the brink of halftime.

FCBU continued to dominate the second half – after a series of great chances, FCBU got their third goal on the scoreboard courtesy Shibil Muhammed, to seal an emphatic 3-1 victory.

Bengaluru FC play out 3-3 draw against Friends United

Bengaluru FC Media 

Jan van Loon’s Bengaluru FC B side played out a thrilling 3-3 draw against Friends United FC at the Bangalore Football Stadium, in Bengaluru, on Friday. The result took the Blue Colts to 24 points from 11 games on the BDFA Super Division League standings.

Jan van Loon’s side kept possession in the opening stages and found the breakthrough past the half hour mark when combination play between Damaitphang Lyngdoh and Edwin Rossario allowed Amay Morajkar time and space to find the finish in the box. Moments later, the Blue Colts attacked on the counter, with Monirul Molla breaking free. Driving his way into the box, the striker made no mistake to slot past the United ’keeper.

Friends United pulled one back at the stroke of half-time when Dipesh Chauhan came off his line to bring Vijay Thangavel down, prompting the referee to point to the spot. Thangavel made no mistake from 12 yards, putting his penalty past Chauhan to reduce the deficit.

Into the second period, Bengaluru restored their two goal cushion through midfielder Lyngdoh. Having done well down the flank to beat his marker, Thoi Singh’s pass into the box fell to the diminutive midfielder, who finished with ease. Friends United would reduce the deficit through Thangavel yet again, who rose highest in the box to nod home from a corner to make it 3-2 with less than ten minutes to play.

Against the run of play, Friends United restored parity under fortuitous circumstances when Vinith Venkatesh, in his attempt to intercept a long ball forward, took a heavy touch that deceived Chauhan and rolled into the back of the Blue Colts’ net to make it 3-3 in the 87th minute.

Bengaluru FC B next face Sporting Club Bengaluru at the same venue, on November 8th.

 

FCBU and Agniputhra game ends in a 2-2 draw

FCBU Media 

A late equaliser in extra time saw defending champions FC Bengaluru United held to a 2-2 draw by FC Agniputhra in the ongoing BDFA Super Division Championship at the Bangalore Football Stadium. The goal scorers for the defending champions were Mohmed Kdouh (14) and Irfan Yerwad (37) and they were leading 2-1 into extra time, but a last-minute goal from FC Agniputhra saw the defending champions record their third draw of the tournament. 

FC Bengaluru United started off trying to control possession and creating chances - in the fifth minute, an overlapping run from Ashok Singh set up a decent chance for Mohmed Kdouh to head the ball into the goal, only to see it miss the left post by inches. FC Bengaluru United continued to create chances but were unable to see them through. Finally, in the 14th minute, smart interplay in the midfield led to the wing where Ashok, courtesy a deft left foot, set up another header chance for Kdouh, who this time did not disappoint. Twenty one minutes later, after a series of missed chances, FCBU went up 2-0 - Lalramzhua Khiangte and and Ashok combined to send the ball into the heart of the opposition’s defence; Irfan got a touch on the ball to sneak in and score. 

FCBU suffered an early set back in the second half - 53 minutes in, Jairo Rodrigues was shown the red card to leave FCBU one man down and their defence under pressure. The defending champions scrapped hard to shore up their defence but finally succumbed in the 78th minute as FC Agniputhra converted the penalty opportunity. Three minutes into extra time, FC Agniputhra sneaked in the equaliser; the final score line 2-2. 

Bengaluru FC, ASC play 1-1 draw

Bengaluru FC Media 

A ten-man Bengaluru FC played out a 1-1 draw against ASC & Centre FC, in the BDFA Super Division League, at the Bangalore Football Stadium. Monirul Molla’s (24’) strike was canceled out by Elangbam Meitei (45’) as the points were shared on Friday.

Bengaluru started well and kept the ball in the opposition's box. The first chance came to Kamalesh P in the 17th minute when the ball ricocheted in the box before landing at the midfielder's feet. Kamalesh took a touch before firing a shot that Mutum Singh, in goal, saved. 

The Blue Colts capitalised on a loose pass from ASC & Centre FC less than ten minutes later. Molla’s constant press paid off as he took advantage of the situation before slotting it past the ’keeper from close range to make 1-0.

Bengaluru looked in control of the game, but a moment of madness cost the Blues the lead. Rajanbir Singh was sent off for sabotaging a goal-scoring opportunity with what seemed to be a reckless tackle. Meitei stepped up for the freekick and placed it in the bottom corner, beyond the reach of Sharon Padattil, to level the score at half time. 

Into the second period of action, Jan van Loon made some attacking changes to his squad, bringing on Shighil and Thoi Singh. The winger ran straight into the thick of things and was a menace down the left wing. 

The chances kept coming, but the Blue Colts couldn’t find the back of the net. With ten minutes left on the clock, Lalpekhlua was brought on as Bengaluru threw everything at ASC in a bit to score a late winner.

Bengaluru FC next face Bangalore Independents at the same venue, on 31st October. 

FCBU thrash Friends United in BDFA Super Division

FCBU Media 

FC Bengaluru United beat Friends United FC 5-0 in the ongoing BDFA Super Division tournament at the Bangalore Football Stadium. After a goalless first half which saw the two-time defending champions squander several easy chances, FC Bengaluru United came into their own in the second half to notch up five goals through Lalramzauva Khiangte (63), Bedashwor Singh (75, 89), Shibil Muhamed (84), Mohmed Kdouh (86).

As has been the trend in several of their games, FCBU started strongly, looking to create chances early on and control the game. They soon dominated possession and looked to create several chances through clever passes, corners and free kicks but were unable to nail the finish and find the back of the net. Chesterpaul Lyngdoh, Praful Kumar, Aenam Jyrwa, Lalramzauva Khiangte and Irfan Yarwad were all in the thick of the action but were unable to get their team on the scoreboard.

FC Bengaluru United started the second half in a similar fashion, controlling possession, and creating chances but were unable to convert any of them. The deadlock was finally broken in the 63rd minute, a brilliant freekick from Mohamed Kdouh was neatly finished by Lalramzauva Khiangte in the top left corner of the box to get the defending champions on the scoreboard. FCBU continued to keep up the pressure and soon after their second goal followed. Selwyn Miranda ran in from the left and his pass was neatly finished by Bedashwor in the bottom right corner of the goal. 

In the 84th minute, a piece of individual brilliance from Shibil Muhamed drew the Friends United keeper out, only to see the ball dribbled past him to get FCBU up 3-0. Two minutes later the fourth goal came when Kdouh smartly scored off a volley from a well-constructed corner from Selwyn Miranda.  In the closing minutes of the game, a defensive error from Friends United saw FC Bengaluru United get the fifth goal of the game through Bedashwor to seal a comfortable win.  

Bengaluru fail to break the deadlock as they play out a goalless draw against Roots

BFC Media

Bengaluru FC played out a 0-0 draw against Roots FC, in a BDFA Super Division League encounter, at the Bangalore Football Stadium, on Tuesday. Roots FC’s resolute backline marshaled by goalkeeper Arun H, kept the Blue Colts at bay, and saved a point for the hosts. 

The first half saw both sides battle for possession early on with the Blue Colts eventually finding the right rhythm. The first chance of the game fell to BFC midfielder Kamalesh P in the 28th minute, who rounded the ’keeper and slotted the ball into an empty goal, but referee Suresh Devraj, upon consultation with his assistant, ruled the goal out for a foul in the build-up.

Close to the end of the first half, Bekey Oram put in a low cross into the 18-yard-box, but Monirul Molla and Ankith Padmanabhan failed to capitalise as the ball deflected off Roots midfielder Gautam Rajesh, before being cleared away. 

Into the second period, the Blue Colts put the pressure on the RFC backline and kept the ball in the opposition's half. The biggest chance of the game came in the 68th minute when Ankith found Molla unmarked in the box, but the striker’s effort from distance went wide of the frame. 

The rub of the green failed to favour Bengaluru when another chance went begging in the closing stages. Felixson’s cross into a crowded penalty area found substitute Vinith Venkatesh unmarked. But Venkatesh, having struck the ball with his first touch, saw his effort come crashing back into play off the crossbar. Ankith managed to get another shot away on the rebound, but it was easy pickings for Arun. 

The Blue Colts kept pushing for the opener, but the Roots backline remained stubborn and saw the game out. BFC now sit in 4th place with 16 points on the board. Bengaluru next face ADE FC on October 14th, at the same venue.

 

FCBU play out 1-1 draw against Sporting Club Bengaluru

FCBU Media

In an action-packed game at the Bangalore Football Stadium, defending champions FC Bengaluru United were held to a 1-1 draw in the ongoing BDFA Super Division Championship against Sporting Club Bengaluru. 

Both teams started on a positive note, trying to create chances, but it was Sporting who seemed to wrest the early advantage. The FC Bengaluru United defense was put under pressure for the first time; the early momentum that FCBU enjoyed in their previous games was missing as Sporting looked to create strong chances. As they pressed on, it was Manoj Kannan who was the star for the FCBU in the defense, holding fort like a rock. However, despite FCBU’s best attempts, it was Sporting who got on the scoreboard in the 41st minute. A strong drive from the right wing caught two FCBU defenders on the wrong foot, and an awkward bounce for FCBU goalkeeper Srijith set up an easy chance for Sporting to convert. 

Determined to keep their unbeaten record intact, FCBU came out much stronger in the second half, looking to counterattack and create chances. A cross from Aenam in the 51st minute was headed in just wide from Mohamad Kdouh.  The very next minute, Chesterpaul’s cross was headed just above the goal post by Jairo. FCBU continued to press on strongly and it was in the 71st minute that they got on the scoreboard, courtesy of a penalty taken by Irfan Yarwad. Both teams continued to press hard in the final 20 minutes but were unable to convert any further chances as the score line ended in a hard-fought 1-1.

 

 

FCBU continue their winning streak in BDFA Super DIvision

FCBU Media 

Maintaining unbeaten run, defending champions FC Bengaluru United beat Roots FC 3-0 in the ongoing BDFA Super Division League at the Bangalore Football Stadium. Jairo Rodrigues (21’, 84) and Shajan Franklin (59’) were the goal scorers for FCBU.

FC Bengaluru United started strongly, trying to take control of the possession early on. They worked hard to create a few chances – six minutes into the game, Manvir Singh crossed the ball in; after a brief scrimmage, the ball reached Mohamed Kdouh, whose shot on goal sailed high above the bar. In the 14th minute, Shajan tried to make the most of a loose ball only to have it saved by the Roots FC keeper.  

FC Bengaluru United continued to pile on the pressure and attack and the shackles finally broke in the 21st minute. A long throw-in from Praful Kumar was smartly manoeuvred into the goal by Jairo to give FCBU the lead. FCBU continued to create chances; in the 43rd minute a short corner from Manoj Kannan was headed by Jairo towards the goal, only to see it narrowly miss. FCBU went into halftime leading 1-0, having controlled most of the game thus far, Roots FC having only one clear chance - a testimony to how FCBU were strong both in attack and defence.

It was a similar script in the second half, with FCBU setting up chances from the start. Three minutes in, a cross from Aenam Jyrwa set up a clear shot for Selwyn Miranda, only to see his diving header sail high over the bar; soon after an attempt from Shajan from outside the box sailed over the goal. In the 59th minute, Aenam’s cross into the box was misjudged by the Roots FC defender to set up an easy finish for Franklin to get FCBU up 2-0. FCBU continued to press on, controlling possession, and soon enough, in the 84th minute, it was Jairo again, making the most of a Rakesh Pradhan freekick to head the ball in and score his second goal of the match and push FCBU up 3-0.

 

Bengaluru face Odisha challenge in Durand Cup quarterfinal

Bengaluru FC Media

Bengaluru FC Head Coach Simon Grayson said his side are eager to put on a good show when they face Odisha FC in the quarterfinal of the 2022 Durand Cup, at the Kishore Bharati Krirangan, on Saturday. The Blues, who finished the group stages in second place with two wins and two draws, are up against an Odisha side that ended atop Group D with four wins in as many games.

 

“Over the course of the group stage, we went up against different teams. Every game we’ve played has been a step up for us, and Saturday’s game against Odisha will be another step in that process. We’ve tried to win all these games, but the bigger picture has been the preparation for the League season that starts in a month’s time,” said Grayson, speaking to the media on the eve of the game.

 

Bengaluru began their campaign in Kolkata with a 2-1 win over Jamshedpur, before a convincing 4-0 win over Indian Air Force FT. Draws against FC Goa (2-2) and Mohammedan SC (1-1) saw them finish with eight points in Group A, two behind the Kolkata side.

 

“The games in the group stage gave us the opportunity to try two or three new systems. We’re happy with the squad that we’ve got in terms of experienced young players and also players trying to break into the first team. We want to be cohesive, be fit and the aim is to try and get my methods across to them. Our objective since the time we’ve landed in Kolkata has been to win this competition,” said Grayson.

 

Odisha have made a host of summer signings, with Michael Soosairaj, Narender Gahlot, Raynier Fernandes (loan from Mumbai City FC) and Lalthuammawia Ralte among the Indian arrivals. Josep Gombau’s side have six new foreign personnel, having re-acquired the services of Carlos Delgado and Diego Mauricio, alongside Victor Rodrigues, Osama Malik, Pedro Martin and Saul Crespo.

 

“Odisha have done very well to win the four games so far. They’re a team that have a few new faces in their squad, but we’ve got to focus on ourselves. While this is a step up in our preparations for the start of the season, I also believe this will be a step up for Odisha in terms of the opposition they’ve faced. We know their strengths and weaknesses and we have to try and make sure that they don’t cause us too much trouble in and out of possession,” added Grayson.

 

Striker Sunil Chhetri and Sivasakthi Narayanan lead the scoring charts for the Blues with three goals apiece, while Jerry Mawihmingthanga and Crespo have three each for Odisha heading into Saturday’s encounter.

 

Kick-off at the Kishore Bharati Krirangan is scheduled for 6 pm, and will be telecast live on the Sports18 Network, with live streaming available on VOOT Select and JioTV. 

MEG notch first win in League beating ADE

MEG won their first game of the BDFA Super Division League this season by defeating ADE 1-0. This was the third game for both teams in this league. While MEG lost their first and drew the second game, ADE lost all three games making the survival in Super Division difficult. 

Amal performed the most important job of the game by scoring in the 78th minute. 

In another match, FC Deccan and Kodagu FC match ended in a goalless draw. This was Deccan’s second and Kodagu’s second game in the league and both teams yet to notch a win in this campaign thus far. 

 

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BDFA Super Division 2022-23 - Table

1. 9-12-2022: MEG 1 (Shaik Muzeeb-9') Vs ASC 1 (Tongbram KrishnaKanta-85') 
2. 9-12-2022: Kickstart FC 3 (Jairo Rodrigues -5'[OG], Princewill Emeke Olariche-72', 90'+1') Vs FC Bengaluru United 1 (Irfan Yadawd-68') 
3. 9-12-2022: Roots FC 5 (Amoghavarsha G -24', 35', Gabriel George Savage-64', 72', Irvin Nilus Cardoza-69') Vs Young Challengers 1 (B P Aniket-76'[OG])  
4. 9-12-2022: Friends United FC 4 (K.Gopi - 53', .55', 62', Vijay Thangavel-74') Vs FC Agniputhra 2 (Sanu Saheed-30', Valentine N Wabilli-45') 
5. 8-12-2022: BUFC 5 (K Daneil Singh-18', Pastrick Mon Cour Libi-30', Guy Herman Atimele A Beleck-79', 83', 88') Vs ADE 1 (E Devaraj-72'[P])  
6. 8-12-2022: Rebels FC 2 (Akhil EM-40', Manuel Nana A Guyemang-86') Vs Thanco's Students Union FC 3 (Shantanu Ningurkar-51', Aditya A Pratap Singh Rathore-56', Sarath Mohan-85') 
7. 6-12-2022: Kodagu FC 1 (Ong Tshering Lepecha-58') Vs Bangalore Eagles 1 (Nishad Roshan-20') 
8. 6-12-2022: FC Deccan 2 (Harsh S Utekar-64', Lijith I-77') Vs Bangalore Independents FC 0    
9. 5-12-2022: MEG 1 (Imnaakum-80'[P]) Vs Thanco's Students Union FC 0   
10. 5-12-2022: BUFC 2 (Guy Herman Atimele A Beleck-61', 63') Vs Friends United FC 2 (Anwar I-12', Pradeep Kumar-75') 
11. 5-12-2022: Kickstart FC 2 (Siju S-29', Solaimalai-39') Vs BFC 3 (Akashdeep Singh-18', Ankith P-22', 52')     
12. 2-12-2022: Kodagu FC 2 (ONG Trshering Lepcha-18', Ashish Chettry-73') Vs Bangalore Independents FC 0 . 
13. 2-12-2022: FC Deccan 1 (Sandeep Manoharan-36') Vs FC Agniputra 1 (Badusha Saleem-28')
14. 2-12-2022: Young Challengers 1 Murali Joseph-72nd.') Vs ADE 0  
15. 1-12-2022: Bengaluru FC 5 (Monirul Molla-8', 83', Ankith P-40', Satish Singh Gurjar-58'[OG], Rajan Bir Singh-64') Vs Dream United 0 
16. 1-12-2022: FC Bengaluru United 3 (Md. Kdouh-12', 37', Selwyn Miranda-70') Vs ASC 1 (Tongbram Krishnakanta-90'+2') 
17. 1-12-2022: Rebels FC 1 (Dawaqnchwa Carlos Challem-55') Vs Bangalore Eagles 0 
18. 1-12-2022: Sporting Club Bengaluru 1 (Kouassi Bernard YAO-79') Vs Roots FC 0    
19. 30-11-2022: Thanco's Students Union FC 3 (Mrinal Muthunna-4', Shantanu Ningurkar-81', Udit G-86') Vs BUFC 0
20. 30-11-2022: FC Deccan 1 (Harsh S Utekar-81') Vs Dream United 0 
21. 30-11-2022: Bangalore Independents 3 (Raja Ganapathy-4', Sujithkumar K-35', Surya UK-81') Vs Young Challengers 1 (Deepak -59')  
22. 28-11-2022: Kickstart FC 3 (Princewill Emeke Clariche-45'+2', 78', Solaimalai-53') 3 Vs Friends United 1 (Vijay Thangavel-70')
23. 28-11-2022: Sporting Club Bengaluru 1 (Karthik Govindswamy-58') Vs Kodagu FC 0
24. 28-11-2022: Rebels FC 1 (Ernest ADDO -63') Vs Roots FC 0
25. 28-11-2022: FC Bengaluru United 2 (Irfan Yadwad-79', 89') Vs Bengaluru FC 1 (Monirul Molla-25')
26. 25-11-2022: ASC 8 (Birsha Tudu-22', 89', Chanabam Jotin Singh-50', Tony Huidrom -56', 80', Melam Tonthin Meitei-65', Oinam Gautam Singh-77', Md. Rajak Ahamed-87') Vs ADE 0 
27. 25-11-2022: FC Agniputhra 3 (Hamza Auta Abxdullahi-13', 22', Badusha Saleem-76') Vs Bangalore Eagles 0 
28. 23-11-2022: Young Challengers 2 (MuraliJoseph-51', Deepak-53') Vs Dream United 0
29. 23-11-2022: FC Deccan 2 (Prasanna -9', 56') Vs Friends United 1 (Magesh Selvaa-66')
30. 23-11-2022: Sporting Club Bengaluru 3 (Kouassi Bernard YAO-10'[P], Jacob John Kattookaren-24', Appu-63') Vs Kickstart FC 1 (Jijo Joseph-73') 
31. 22-11-2022: ASC 4 (Wahengbam Niraj Singh-19', Elangbam Tondon Meitei-51', Tongbram Krishna Kanta-66', Birsha Tudu-84') Vs Roots FC 1 (Gabriel George Savage-90'+1')
32. 22-11-2022: Rebels FC 1 (Sanjib Singh-43') Vs BUFC 0 
33. 22-11-2022: Bengaluru FC 4 (Monirul Molla-8', Bekey Oram-47', Lal Pekhlua-74', Ankith-89') Vs Bangalore Eagles 0   
34. 22-11-2022: MEG 4 (Thangam Token Singh-27', Naveen K-34', Md.Ajmal KT-80', Shaik Mujeeb-90') Vs FC Agniputhra 0  
35. 21-11-2022: FC Bengaluru United 4 (Md. Kdouh-6', 17', Irfan Yadwad-69', Shajan Franklin-81') Vs Bangalore Independents 1 (Mahin P Hussain-73') 
36. 21-11-2022: Kodagu FC 8 (Sibi Abraham -5', 66', 88', Ongda Lepcha-10', 45', Arun Lal-49', 74[P], Norem Nanao Meitei-82') Vs ADE 0 
37. 18-11-2022: Young Challengers 3 (Murali Joseph-58', Deepak-68', 70') Vs Friends United 1 (Magesh Selva-30')
38. 18-11-2022: Rebels FC 5 (Dawanchwa CarlosvChallam-6', 71', Sanjib Singh-7', 73', Ernest ADDO-36') Vs FC Agniputra 0  
39. 18-11-2022: Kickstart FC 5 (Abhishek Shanker Powar-4', Jijo Joseph-17', Princewill Emeka Clariche-39', Arun A-90'+1', Akshaykumar Dosapati-99'+3') Vs Roots FC 0  
40. 17-11-2022: Bengaluru FC 1 (F Lalremtluang-55') Vs Thanco's Students Union FC 2 (Hemanthkumar-26', Lindsay Henderson-31') 
41. 17-11-2022: FC Deccan 5 (Sandeep Manoharan-5', Shelton Nickson-18', Sohail-53', Prasannakumar-53', Harsh S Uttekar-90'+1') Vs ADE 0  
42. 17-11-2022: MEG 1 (Shaik Muzeeb-65') Vs Bangalore Independents 2 (Muzamiri Abdallah Mtange-3', 81')  
43. 17-11-2022: FC Bengaluru United 7 (Irfan Yadwad-12', Shibil Muhamad-15', Chester Poul Lyngdoh-57', 87', Shaman Franklin-69', 90'+1', Mohamad Kdouh-68') Vs Bangalore Eagles FC 0   
44. 15-11-2022: Sporting Club Bengaluru 10 (Shanid Valan-7', 27', Ashish Jha-24', 48', Kouassi Bernard YAO-31', 43', 53', Appu-3', 71', Vignesh-76') Vs Dream United 0 
45. 15-11-2022: BUFC 1 (Silvian Bonha A Nyam-69'[P]) Vs Kodagu FC 0  
46. 14-11-2022: FC Agniputhra 0 Vs Kickstart FC 3 (Abhishek Shankar Powar-6', 35', Solaimalai-42')  
47. 14-11-2022: Young Challengers 0 Vs MEG 5 (Shaikh Muzeeb-19', 29', 43', 78', KP Kiran-56')  
48. 14-11-2022: Thanco's Students Union 3 (Palash Barber-9', Jay Kanani-27', Lindsay Divid Henderson-31') Vs Bangalore Eagles 1 (Amit Verma-41')   
49. 11-11-2022: Sporting Club Bengaluru 4 (Robin Singh-14', 52', Appu-23', Kouassi Bernard YAO-65') Vs ADE 0  
50. 11-11-2022: Bengaluru FC 0 Vs Kodagu FC 1 (Sanjay Rai-3') 
51. 11-11-2022:Roots FC 1 (Jonathan Ian Franco-79') Vs Friends United 2 (Magesh Selva-45'+1', 84')
52. 11-11-2022: Bangalore Independents 2 (Raja Pandi Soundarajan-80', Sathish Kumar-90') Vs ASC 0 
53. 10-11-2022: Dream United 3 (Jai Hari Barman-6', 62', Shestarjune Lyngkhoi-89') Vs BUFC 2 (Guy Herman Alemele A Beleck-21', Konthoujam Donel Singh-58') 
    
54. 10-11-2022: FC Bengaluru United 3 (Chesterpoul Lyngdoh-15', Irfan Yadwad-31', Shibil Muhammed-52') Vs Rebels FC 1 (Sanjib Singh-45'+2') 
55. 9-11-2022: Kickstart FC 1 (Arun A-90'+1') Vs MEG 1 (Sukesh Leon-28')  
56. 9-11-2022: FC Deccan 4 (Shelton Nickson-9', Prasanna Kumar-58', 61', Harsh S Utekar-85') Vs Bangalore Eagles 0 
57. 8-11-2022: Sporting Club Bengaluru 2 (Robin Singh-12', Kouassi Bernard Yao-24') Vs Bengaluru FC 1 (Monirul Molla-23')   
58. 8-11-2022: Kodagu FC 0 Vs Thanco's Students Union 0  
59. 8-11-2022: Bangalore Independents 0 Vs Friends United 0  
60. 8-11-2022: ADE 0 Vs FC Agniputhra 6 (Hamza-15', 38[P], 61', Abdulla KS-55', 66', Nima Lepcha-77') 
61. 7-11-2022: ASC 0 Vs Rebels FC 3 (Sandip Limba-51', Ernest Addo-71', Sanjib Singh-85'[P]) 
62. 7-11-2022: Young Challengers 0 Vs BUFC 1 (Jevith KN-7') 
63. 7-11-2022: FC Bengaluru United 3 (Lalramzauva Khiangte-26', Shajan Franklin-57' Mohammad Kdouh-90'+1') Vs Dream United 1 (Jigme Tashi Lama -42')    
64. 4-11-2022: Bengaluru FC 3 (Amay Morjkar-37', Monirul Molla-39', DamaitPhang Lyngdoh-52') Vs Friends United 3 (Vijay Thangavel-45'+1', 84', Vinith Venkatesh-89'[P]) 
65. 4-11-2022: MEG 1 (Shaik Mujeeb-15') Vs Kodagu FC 0 
66. 4-11-2022: Kickstart FC 1 (Princewill Emeka Olariche-2'[P]) Vs Bangalore Eagles 1 (SanjuKumar-36') 
67. 3-11-2022: Bangalore Independents 5 (Muzamiri Abdullah Mtanga-4', 31', 43', Mahin Hussain-11', Raja Pandi-90'+1') Vs Dream United 2 (Jai Barman-58', 86') 
68. 3-11-2022: BUFC 1 (Guy Herman Atimele Abeleck-90'+4') Vs Roots FC 1 (Vishal R-83')
69. 1-11-2022: FC Bengaluru United 3 (Manvir Singh-26', Md.Kdouh-27, Irfan Khan-72') Vs FC Deccan 0
70. 1-11-2022: Rebels FC 5 (Sandip Limbo-15', Sanjib Singh-33', Dawanchwa Carlos Challam-46', KH Tajuddin-73', 75') Vs Young Challengers 0
71. 1-11-2022: Sporting Club Bengaluru 3 (Arun Kumar-43', 45'+2', Kouassi Bernard Yao-90'+2') Vs FC Agniputhra 1 (Abdullah KS-66') 
72. 1-11-2022: ASC 4 (Oinam Gautham-13', 45', Jashandeep Singh-50', Tongbam Krishna Kanta-57') Vs Thanco's Students Union FC 3 (Udit G-2', Aditya Pratap Singh Rathore-18', Jenish Singh Rana-72') 
73. 31-10-2022: Bangalore Independents 0 Vs Bengaluru FC 2 (Monirul Molla-14', 34') 
74. 31-10-2022: Kodagu FC 2 (Sanjay Rai-39', 74') Vs Friends United 2 (Magesh Selva -60', Pradison Mariyadasan-90'+3') 
75. 31-10-2022: MEG 4 (Shaik Muzeeb-2', 20', 59' Thongam Rajen Singh-89') Vs BUFC 2 (V Lal Biak Famkima-12', Guy Herman Atimele A Belek-68') 
76. 28-10-2022: Young Challengers 1 (Deepak K-17') Vs FC Deccan 4 (Shelton Nickson-28', Prasanna Kumar-39', 64', Pradeep R-72', Kuhuth-90'+1') 
77. 28-10-2022: Thanco's Students Union FC 1 (Rutig Ahir Rao-33') Vs Roots FC 1 (Anirudh Mukunthan-85') 
78. 28-10-2022: FC Bengaluru United 2 (Md. Kdouh-14', Irfan Yadwad-37') Vs FC Agniputhra 2 (Uttam Rai-79'[P], Abdullah KS-90'+5')
79. 28-10-2022: Dream United 0 Vs Kickstart FC 4 (Princewill Emeka Clariche-62', Siju S -71', Johnson A-83', Nikhil Raj-89')  
80. 25-10-2022: Rebels FC 8 (KH Tajuddin-4', 35', Ernest Addo-8', 9', 20', 41', 58', Muheeb-28') Vs ADE 1 (R Sandeep-47')
81. 25-10-2022: ASC 1 (Wahengbam Niraj Singh-90'+3') Vs Sporting Club Bengaluru 2 (Appu-20', Kouassi Bernard YAO-50')
82. 24-10-2022: Roots FC 0 Vs Dream United 1 (Dinil K-67') 
83. 24-10-2022: Kodagu FC 3 (Sibi Abraham-66', Sanjay Rai-75', 90+4') Vs FC Agniputhra 2 (Uttam Rai-58', 89') 
84. 24-10-2022: FC Bengaluru United 4 (Lalramzauva Khiangte-43', Irfan Yadwad-74', Aenam Graffendberg Jurwa-87', Manvir Singh-90'+4') Vs Thanco's Students Union FC 1 (Ishan Sharma -79'[P])
85. 24-10-2022: BUFC 0 Vs FC Deccan 4 (Darshan-32'[OG], Mohammed Sibili-45'+2', Prasanna Kumar-62', Pradeep R-87')  
86.  21-10-2022: Sporting Club Bengaluru 0 Vs Young Challengers 1 (Vikram Singh-56')  
87. 21-10-2022: Bangalore Eagles 0 Vs MEG 3 (Shaik Mujeeb -2', Ahamed Asrarul-41', Imanakum -51)  
88. 21-10-2022: Bengaluru FC 1 (Monirul Molla-24') Vs ASC 1 (Elangbam Tondon Meitei-45'+3')  
89. 18-10-2022: Bangalore Eagles 0 Vs Dream United 2 (Mohammed Adhileshan MA-29', 63')  
90. 18-10-2022: Rebels FC 1 (Dawanchwa Carlos Challam-17') Vs Bangalore Independents 0 
91. 18-10-2022: ASC 2 (Wahengbam Niraj Singh-75', Usham Robinson Singh-87') Vs Young Challengers 0 
92. 18-10-2022: Friends United 5 (K Gopi-10', Magesh Selva-22', 44', Amoes-51', 67') Vs ADE 2 (P Sandeep Krishnan-9', Jones Muthuraj-81')  
93. 17-10-2022: Roots FC 0 Vs FC Agniputhra 0 
94. 17-10-2022: FC Deccan 1 (Prasanna Kumar P-5') Vs MEG 0 
95. 17-10-2022: Kickstart FC 3 (Shelton Paul-1', Jijo Joseph-19', Ejioguchinedu Emmanuel-79') Vs Thanco's Students Union FC 2 (Jay Kanani-26', Hemanth Kumar-41') 
96. 14-10-2022: Sporting Club Bengaluru 4 (Amey Bhatkal-79', 89', 90'+3', Allen Camper Lyngdoh-81') Vs Bangalore Independents 2 (Raja Ganapthy-22', Mirzamri Abdullah Mtanga-72'[P]) 
97. 14-10-2022: Bengaluru FC 9 (Monirul Molla-16', Ankith P-18', 32', 42', 47', Kamalesh -23', Sudheer Kotikela-30', 90'+2', Vivaan-77') Vs ADE 0  
98. 14-10-2022: Friends United 0 Vs FC Bengaluru United 5 (Lalramzauvfa Khiangte-65', Bedashwor Singh-76', 89', Arshal EP-85', Mohammed Kdouh-87') 
99. 13-10-2022: Rebels FC 2 (KH Tejuddin-11', 16') Vs Kodagu FC 0  
100. 12-10-2022: Thanco's Students Union FC 4 (Hemanth Kumar-41', Ruting Ahirrao-52', Mrinal Muthanna-55', Udit G -73') Vs FC Deccan 2 (Md. Nisham-2', Kaviarasan-22')  
101. 12-10-2022: Dream United 1 (Heiwanbha Dkhar-25') Vs MEG 0  
102. 12-10-2022: FC Agniputra 3 (Uttam Rai-25', 36', Bibin Babu-40') Vs BUFC 0  
103. 11-10-2022: Friends United 2 (Magesh Selva-68'[P], Shem Morton Eugene-82') Vs Bangalore Eagles 1 (Tilak Devadatta K-70')  
104. 11-10-2022: Sporting Club Bengaluru 1 (Kouassi Bernard Yao-43') Vs FC Bengaluru United 1 (Ifran Yadwad-73[(P]) 
105. 11-10-2022: Roots FC 0 Vs Bengaluru FC 0 
106. 10-10-2022: Kickstart FC 4 (Shelton Paul -42', Princewill Emeka-6', 65', 84') Vs Rebels FC 0
107. 10-10-2022: ASC 1 (Md. Rajak-61') Vs Kodagu FC 0 
108. 10-10-2022: Bangalore Independents 4 (Raja Ganapathy-34', Senthil Kumar K-45', Shan Jose -72', Surya UK-79') Vs ADE 1 (P Sandeep Krishnan-13') 
109. 7-10-2022: Dream United 0 Vs Thanco's Students Union FC 0 
110. 7-10-2022: MEG 2 (Arjuna Madhu-41', Ahmed Asrarul-90'+4') Vs Friends United 1 (Magesh Selva-10[P]) 
111. 6-10-2022: Kodagu FC 4 (Gangandeep Mewa Singh-20', Arun Lal-27', Ong Tshering Liobin-42', 45'+2') Vs Young Challengers FC 1 (Abdul Aziz-46') 
112. 6-10-2022: FC Deccan 1 (Mohammed Shibili-31'[P]) Vs Rebels FC 1 (Sowban Hillal Sidiqui-4')
113. 6-10-2022: Bengaluru FC 5 (Monrirul Molla-14', Huidrom Thoi Singh-22', Kamalesh P-45'+1', 84', Ankith-73') Vs BUFC 1 (Jeevith KN-23')
114. 5-10-2022: FC Bengaluru United 11 (Mahesh Kumar-11'[OG], Lalranzauva Khiangte-16', Shajan Franklin-17', Irfan Yadwad-35'[P]. 56', Karthik Naresh-38'[OG], Bedashwor Singh-39', 65', Aenam Graffenberg Jurwa-60', 81', Chesterpoul Lyngdoh-73') Vs ADE 0
115. 5-10-2022: Sporting Club Bengaluru 5 (Shanid Valan-2', Arun Kumar-15', Rajendra Singh-28'[OG], Allen Comper Lyngdoh-65', V Vignesh-88') Vs Bangalore Eagles 0  
116. 3-10-2022: ASC 1 (Wahanbam-40'[P]) Vs Kickstart FC 1 (Johnson-90'+6')
117. 3-10-2022: Bangalore Independents 2 (Mizamiri Abdulla-42', Raja Ganapathy-72') Vs Roots FC 1 (Anirudh Mukunthan-10') 
118. 3-10-2022: FC Agniputhra 4 (Gagandeep Singh-28', Uttam Rai-54', 64', 87') Vs Dream United 2 (Posang Dorjee Tamang-23', Sachidananda S-89')
119. 30-9-2022: Young Challengers 0 Vs Thancos Students Union FC 4 (Ishan Sharma-29', Jay Kanani-37', 39', 81[P]) 
120. 29-9-2022: BUFC 0 Vs Sporting Club Bengaluru 5 (Kouassi Bernard Yao-9', 38', 61', Appu-43', Dameki Khongstia-48') 
121. 29-9-2022: Bengaluru FC 1 (Robin Yadav - 90'+5') Vs FC Deccan 0  
122. 28-9-2022: Bangalore Eagles 1 (Nishanth N-78') Vs ASC 1 (Elangbam Tondon Meitei-56')  
123. 28-9-2022: Rebels FC 1 (Mohammed Sarif Khan-56') Vs MEG 1 (Aarjun Madhu-47') 
124. 27-9-2022: Kickstart FC 4 (Prashanth Kalinga-27', Princewill Emeka Olariche-39'[P], 43', Abhishekh  Power-71') Vs Bangalore Independents 3 (Sathishkumar-17', Minkale Sylla-48'[P], Raja Ganapathy-57')
125. 27-9-2022: FC Bengaluru United 3 (Irfan Yadwad-5', Jairo Rodrigues-39', Shajan Franklin-51')  Vs Kodagu FC 0 
126. 27-9-2022: Roots FC 2 (Amoghavarsha-48', Ahmed Shahib-61') Vs ADE 0    
127. 26-9-2022: Thanco's Students Union FC 2 (Lindsay David Henderson-7', Aditya Pratap Singh Rathore-36') Vs FC Agniputhra 1 (Valentine Nwabilli-18')
128. Dream United FC 1 (Jai Barman-55') Vs Friends United FC 1 (Vijay Thangavel-20')   
129. 23-9-2022: Bengaluru FC 4 (Sudheer Kotikela-36', Huidrom Thoi Singh-61', 69', Damaitphang Lyngdoh-67') Vs MEG 0  
130. 23-9-2022: ASC 1 (Niraj Singh-66') Vs BUFC 1 (Atimele A Beleck Guy Herman)   
131. 23-9-2022: Sporting Club Bengaluru 3 (Koussai Bernard Yaso-16', Allen Lyngdoh Nongbri-60', Shanid Valan-86') Vs FC Deccan 0  
132. 22-9-2022: FC Bengaluru United 5 (Iran Yadwad-3', 26', Jairo Rodrigues-7', Shajan Franklin-79', Chesterpaul Lyngdoh-65') Vs Young Challengers 0 
133. 22-9-2022:  Roots FC 2 (Ahmed Shahib HAC- 50th.59) Vs Kodagu FC 0  
134. 21-9-2022: Friends United FC 1 (Magesh Selva-7') Vs Thancos Students Union FC 1 (Jay Kanani-37'[P]) 
135. 21-9-2022: Kickstart FC 5 (Jijo Joseph-14', Abhishekh Power-32', Shelton Palul-34', Princewill Emeka Olariche-81', Akshay Kumar Dosapti-86') Vs ADE 0   
136. 21-9-2022: Bangalore Independents 6 (Minkel Sylla-24[P], Surya UK-44', Britto Carlos-45'+3'[OG], Sathish Kumar-63', Muzamiri Abdallah Mtanga-69', Narendra Prasad-78') Vs Bangalore Eagles FC 1 (Ajith R-89[P])  
137. 20-9-2022: FC Deccan 2 (Sandeep Manoharan-88', Mohammed Shibili-90'+5') Vs ASC 2 (Dip Majumdar-54' Tongbram Krishnakanta Singh-78'[P])   
138. 19-9-2022: Rebels FC 0 Vs Dream United FC 0 
139. 16-9-2022: FC Agniputra 1 (Uttam Rai-18') Vs Young Challengers 0    
140. 16-9-2022: Sporting Club Bengaluru 5 (Kouassi Bernard Yao-7', 19', 52', Ashish Jha-70', Amey Bhatkal-87') Vs MEG 0 
141. 15-9-2022: Bangalore Eagles 3 (Nimshad Roshan-26', Rajender Singh Bairola-31', Sanju Kumar-48'[P]) Vs ADE 1 (Anthony Leonord-62')  
142. 15-9-2022: Kickstart FC 2 (Abhishekh Shanker-44', Prinicewill Emeka Olaricha-88') Vs Kodagu FC 1 (Arun Lal-27')  
143. 15-9-2022: Roots FC 0 Vs FC Bengaluru United 3 (Jairo Rodrigues-22’, 60', Shajan Franklin-60’) 
144. 14-9-2022: BUFC 0 Vs Bangalore Independents 2 (Surya UK-83', Ajzal V-86') 
145. 13-9-2022: Dream United FC 5 (Jai Hari Barman-35', Pasang Dorjee Tamang-46', 57', 64', Robin Chettri-51') Vs ASC 3 (Chanambam Samandanda Singh-15', Ajit Daulat Ram-71', Tongbram Krishnakanta Singh-90'+2' [P])  
146. 12-9-2022: Rebels FC 5 (Sanjib Singh -8', 84', Dawanchwa Challam-12', Betskhemlang Thangkhiew-44', Ernest Addo-48') Vs Friends United FC 0
147. 12-9-2022: Sporting Club Bengaluru 1 (Arun Kumar-78') Vs Thancos Students Union FC 0
148. 12-9-2022: Bengaluru FC 3 (Kamalesh-20', Shighil-34', Monirul Molla-78') Vs FC Agniputra 0 
149. 8-9-2022: MEG 1 (Amal M -78') Vs ADE 0 
150. 8-9-2022: Kodagu FC 0 Vs FC Deccan 0  
151. 7-9-2022: Kickstart FC 5 (Prince Emeka Olariche-33', 75', Nikhil Raj-40', 78', Sarath Raj Kumar-51') Vs Young Challengers 0 
152. 7-9-2022: Roots FC 2 (Vishal R-20', Anirudh Mukunthan-79'[P]) Vs Eagles FC 0 
153. 6-9-2022: FC Agniputhra 2 (Uttam Rai-9', 67') Vs ASC 1 (Dip Mujumdar-90'+1') 
154. 6-9-2022: FC Bengaluru United 6 (Jairo Rodrigues-16', 24', Irfan Yarwad-19', Manoj Swamy-41', Selwyn Miranda-45'+1', Lalramzhuava Khiangte-86') Vs BUFC 0 
155. 1-9-2022: Sporting Club Bengaluru 0 Vs Friends United 1 (Magesh Selva-81')  
156. 1-9-2022: ADE 0 Vs Dream United FC 5 (Muhammed Adhilshan-20'', 44', Jai Hari Barman-71', 78', Jiten Panjwani-80')     
157. 31-8-2022: Rebels FC 2 (Carlos Challam-35', Muheeb-84') Vs Bengaluru FC 1 (Amay Morajkar-20')
158. 31-8-2022: Young Challengers 2 (Sanjay Besra-87', Bhanu Prakash-83'[OG]) Vs Bangalore Eagles 2 (Sanju Kumar-71', Nimshad Roshan-90'+1'[P]) 
159. 31-8-2022:  Thancos Students Union 2 (Udit-37', Aaryan Amla-44') Vs Bangalore Independents 1 (V Surendra Prasad-47')  
160. 30-8-2022: Kickstart FC 6 (Prashanth Kalinga -18', Princewill Emeka -35', 59', 77', Abhishek Shankar Powar-56', Nikhil Raj-90'+1') Vs BUFC 0 
161. 30-8-2022: Roots FC 1 (Anirudh Mukunthan-59') Vs FC Deccan 1 (Kaviarasan K-67')  
162. 28-8-2022: FC Bengaluru United 0 Vs MEG 0 
163. 27-8-2022: Bangalore Independents 2 (Mahim Hussain-19', Surya UK-63') Vs FC Agniputhra 1 (Uttam Raj-71')
164. 27-8-2022: Bengaluru FC 8 (Rajanbir Singh-9', Clarence Savio Fernandes-21', Thoi Singh-41', 45', 54', 81', Monirul Molla-78', Sudheer Kotikela-82') Vs Young Challengers 0  
165. 26-8-2022: Kickstart FC 1 (Princewill Emeka Olariche-83) Vs FC Deccan 0 
166. 26-8-2022: Dream United FC 1 (Elvis Nongtdu-16') Vs Kodagu FC 1 (Deepak Raj P-32')  
167. 24-8-2022: ADE 1 (Jones Muthuraj-90'+1'[P]) Vs Thanco's Students Union 2 (Jaykanani-45'+2', Mrinal Muthanna-69') 
168. 24-8-2022: ASC 1 (Elangbam Tondon Meitei-56') Vs Friends United 1 (Magesh Selva-76')  
169. 24-8-2022: Rebels FC 2 (Ernest Addo-71', Sanjib Singh-73') Vs Sporting Club Bengaluru 3 (Arun Kumar-21', Ashish Jha-41', Appu-90')  
170. 23-8-2022: FC Bengaluru United 17 (Hardy Cliff Nongbrin-8', 37', 77', Aenam Graffenberg Jyrwa-17', 25', 87', Manvir Singh-31', Selwyn Frazer Miranda-33', Sajan Franklin-40', 47', Chesterpoul Lyngdoh-56', 68', 85', 90', Praful Kumar-65', Bedashwor Singh-69', 89') Vs Jawahar Union FC 0 
171. 23-8-2022: BUFC 2 (Patrick Mon Couer Libii-65' Jeevith KN -72') Vs Bangalore Eagles FC 0
172. 23-8-2022: Roots FC 1 (Amogh G-29') Vs MEG 0