Showing posts with label FC Deccan. Show all posts
Showing posts with label FC Deccan. Show all posts

Thursday, September 8, 2022

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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Tuesday, August 30, 2022

Kickstart rout BUFC, Deccan and Roots play 1-1 draw

Kickstart was seen in energetic form in their second round of BDFA Super Division League drubbing BUFC 6-0 at the Bangalore Football Stadium today. In the second match of the day, FC Deccan rally back to hold Roots FC 1-1 in a thriller. 


It was Princewill Emeka again who scored the bulk of goals for Kickstart today but not before Prashanth Kalinga opening the account in the 18th minute. The score was 2-0 in the first half. 

Abhishek Powar-56' made 3-0 after changing ends followed by two from Emeka thus completing his hattrick. 


Promising Nikhil Raj, who was loaned out to Indian Arrows and Odisha in previous two seasons respectively completed the sixth goal in the added time. 


The Roots FC versus FC Deccan game saw the latter pressing early in the game. Roots boys took time to settle down, they had to replace defender Afsal early in the game owing to an ankle injury, but defence held tight not allowing shots from the vicinity. 


While Deccan’s game was constructed mainly thru medio Shelton Nickson, their forward Lijith was troubling Root’s defence. 


Roots did manage to take control of the mid-field later in first half, they had couple of goal scoring opportunity one from a howler from opponent keeper. 


The half-time score read 0-0. 


Post lemon break saw, Roots taking charge having an urgency to score. They took lead in the 59th minute from a move that was orchestrated from defence. Nikhil controlling the ball from back gave to Amogh on the right flank, who in turn passed to Anirudh, the later played to Amogh. Anirudh again got the ball back and put on the back of the net. 


Roots joy did not long last. An inch perfect cross from Shelton reached Kaviarasan, whose free header was out of keeper Mani’s reach. There was no one from Roots defence seen following Kaviarasan’s jump. 


Roots injected three fresh players that resulted more attack from their end but could not convert to a goal.




Friday, August 26, 2022

Kickstart begin league with win over Deccan, Dream United and Kodagu settle for draw

Kickstart started their campaign with a 1-0 win over FC Deccan, while Dream United and Kodagu played 1-1 draw at the BDFA Super Division league played at Bangalore Football Stadium today. 


Princewill had his Puttaiah Memorial scoring boots on when his team faced Deccan in the afternoon. Even after having maximum control, Kickstart were unable to open the score in the game, which finally came from the Nigerian in the 83rd minute.


The game between Dream United FC and Kodagu FC saw the former, taking the lead in the 16th minute from talented player from Meghalaya Elvis Nongtdu. Kodagu was quick to equalize via Deepak Raj.


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Thursday, December 2, 2021

FC Bengaluru United thrash Deccan in a goal fest

FCBU Media 


FC Bengaluru United put in a commanding performance to thrash FC Deccan 9-0 in the ongoing BDFA Super Division Championship 2021-22. Subash Singh (48, 69, 83) scored a hattrick while Luka Majcen (40, 66), Ronaldo Oliviera (10), Bedashwor Singh (21,59), and Jaison Vaz (90+1) were the other goal scorers as the defending champions recorded their sixth win on the trot in style.

Both teams started off slowly at the Bangalore Football Stadium with neither gaining the upper hand early on. In the 10thth minute, Ronaldo made the most of a smart play between James Singh and Bedashwor to get FCBU on the scoreboard. FCBU slowly began to up the ante and in the 21 st minute, a long free kick from Kinshuk was smartly set up by Luka in the box for Bedashwor to get FCBU up 2-0. The match remained on fairly even keel till the 40th minute when a corner taken by Ronaldo was headed back into the box by Kinshuk for Luka to score his first goal of the match.  

The second half though saw the defending champions really stamp their authority on the game with a string of attacking plays and goals. It started off with a penalty taken by Subash in the 48th minute and within 11 minutes after, Bedashwor scored to get FCBU up 5-0. On the attack now, FCBU set up their goals with well-played pieces, James’ long ball from the midfield was smartly controlled by Luka to push FCBU to 6-0 in the 66th minute. Within minutes, Aenam K Jurwa’s pass to Subash saw him neatly take on the FC Deccan goalkeeper to score his second of the game. Not content with two, the striker soon notched up his second hattrick of the tournament in the 83rd minute as FCBU went up 8-0. Jaison Vaz chipped in with another goal in extra time as FCBU sealed a dominant win.




 

Wednesday, January 20, 2021

Bengaluru FC boys keep the ball rolling with 4-2 win over Deccan

Bengaluru FC Media 

Bengaluru FC came from a goal down to beat FC Deccan 4-2 at the Bengaluru Football Stadium on Wednesday. Coach Sandesh Bhoite made one change from the opening game of the BDFA Super Division season as Bekey Oram moved to the bench and Kamalesh replaced him for the Blue Colts.


Despite having the majority of possession and dominating the game, Bengaluru fell behind to a well-worked goal as Deccan moved the ball to the left flank and Kaviarasan’s first time finish from the cross beat Dipesh Chauhan in goal.


However, the Blue Colts took less than five minutes to equalise when Shivasakthi dropped back to pick up possession, turned his marker and thread in a through pass to Kamalesh. The midfielder took a touch before composing a firm, low finish past Dilip.


Early in the second half, Deccan had a chance to retake the lead when the referee pointed to the spot following a foul by Jagdeep Singh, despite the linesman deeming the contact to have happened outside the area. Dipesh did well to dive right and save Sajeesh’s effort to keep the scores level.


Four minutes later, the Blue Colts took the lead through Akashdeep Singh. The winger cut into the box and finished past the ‘keeper at the far post to give the Blues the lead. Only two minutes later, the Blue Colts won a penalty of their own when Shivasakthi was bundled over inside the area. Thoi Singh’s low shot beat Dilip, who went the wrong way, to make it 3-1.


Sajeesh then atoned for his penalty miss nine minutes from time when he rose high to head home from a corner, but all hopes of an FC Deccan revival were thwarted when the Blue Colts added one more to the board on the 90th minute mark. Lastborn Mawphiang carried the ball forward on a counter and picked out Omega Vanlalruaituanga, who finished from the edge of the box to make it 4-2 and seal the points.


The Blues are back in action at the same venue on January 27 when they take on Income Tax FC.




Friday, December 7, 2018

Bengaluru cruise past Eagles 5-1, go 8-points clear at the top

Bengaluru FC Media

Bengaluru FC recorded a fifth consecutive win in dominant fashion as they brushed aside Bangalore Eagles 5-1 in a Round-7 encounter of the BDFA Super Division League at the Bangalore Football Stadium, in Bengaluru, on Friday.

A brace each from Leon Augustine (35’, 64’) and substitute Lalnuntluanga (87’, 90’) after skipper Myron Mendes’ (20’) opener handed the Blue Colts their sixth win of the campaign. The result meant Naushad Moosa’s boys took their tally to 18 points after seven games, extending their lead at the top of the table to eight points.

The game began on a sour note when Edmund Lalrindika was withdrawn after a tackle down the flank saw the Blue Colts’ striker unable to continue. Bengaluru broke the deadlock in the 20th minute as Altamash Sayed’s free-kick from the right was headed home by Myron at the second post.

The Blue Colts then doubled their advantage in the 35th when Leon struck from close range after left-back Parag Shrivas did well to keep the ball in before sending a low powerful cross into the box to Leon who timed his run well for a finish that creeped in at the far post.

Bangalore Eagles pulled one back early on in the second half when a flailing hand from Parag in the BFC box caught a cross and prompted the referee to point to the spot. Striker Gopi levelled the scores with his penalty in the 50th minute.

However, it was the Blues Colts who restored their two-goal cushion when Leon completed his brace in the 64th minute. Myron, with a delicate chip, found Leon making a run into the box on the right, and the winger found the back of the net at the far post on the volley.

Striker Lalnuntluanga, on for Edmund in the first half, struck a brace late on to complete the rout. Biswa Darjee was the provider on the first instance, setting Lalnuntluanga up with a perfectly threaded pass in the 87th minute. On the stroke of regulation time, the striker scored his second, poking Leon’s aerial ball past an advancing Abhishek in the Bangalore Eagles goal, before slotting home from close.

Bengaluru FC will next face Bangalore Independents on Tuesday, December 11.



Wednesday, November 8, 2017

BDFA Super & A division begins on November 10

Bengaluru football domestic season will witness the return of top clubs fighting for the coveted Super Division and A division crown. A total of 11 teams will participate in the top Super Division and 9 teams in A Division.

In Super Division, a newly affiliated ‘professional’ team FC Deccan will be a part of the league this time. Last edition league was won by MEG followed by Students Union. Bangalore Independents are Jawahar Union the newly promoted teams in this edition.

In A Division, SAI, who had an excellent run in the previous season have withdrawn this season as they are want to concentrate in the grassroots development.

All the matches will be played at the Bangalore Football Stadium, Ashoknagar. A Division matches will be played at 1:15 pm and Super Div at 3:15 pm.

On the opening day, young turks of Praikrama will take on Bangalore Eagles in A division and Bengaluru FC reserves will play against CIL.

Teams 
Super Division A Division
  1. MEG
  2. Students Union
  3. Ozone FC Bengaluru 
  4. ASC
  5. Bengaluru FC 
  6. South United 
  7. CIL
  8. RWF 
  9. Bangalore Independents 
  10. Jawahar Union 
  11. FC Deccan
  1. AGORC  
  2. DYES
  3. Income Tax
  4. BUFC 
  5. Parikrama 
  6.  Bangalore Eagles 
  7. ADE 
  8. Youth Challengers 
  9. Royals FC