Mumbai City - Bengaluru FC - 18 February 2024 Indian Super League - (2-0)

Can Mumbai City get the ball into an attacking position from this throw-in in Bengaluru's half?

A throw-in for the home team on the opposite half.

Throw-in for Mumbai City in their own half.

Salam Johnson Singh is booked for the away team.

Pranjal Banerjee signals a Mumbai City throw-in in Bengaluru's half.

The home team replace Lallianzuala Chhangte with Sanjeev Stalin.

The home team have replaced Alberto Noguera Ripoll with Jayesh Rane. This is the third substitution made today by Petr Kratky.

Petr Kratky (Mumbai City) is making a second substitution, with Thaer Krouma replacing Hmingthan Mawia.

Corner awarded to Bengaluru.

Mumbai City's Lallianzuala Chhangte goes close with his head but his effort is blocked.

Free kick Bengaluru.

Pranjal Banerjee signals a free kick to Bengaluru in their own half.

Can Bengaluru capitalize from this throw-in deep inside Mumbai City's half?

Ball goes out of play for a Bengaluru goal kick.

Throw-in Bengaluru.

Ball safe as Bengaluru is awarded a throw-in in their half.

Mumbai City have a goal kick.

Monirul Molla's header is off-target for Bengaluru.

Free kick for Bengaluru in the half of Mumbai City.

Free kick for Bengaluru in their own half.

Phurba Tempa Lachenpa returns to the field for Mumbai City after picking up a slight injury.

Pranjal Banerjee signals a free kick to Bengaluru.

The away team have replaced Shailesh Patre Harsch with Monirul Molla. This is the fourth substitution made today by Gerard Zaragoza Mulet.

Mumbai City push upfield but Pranjal Banerjee quickly pulls them for offside.

Gerard Zaragoza Mulet (Bengaluru) is making a third substitution, with Francisco Javier Hernandez Gonzalez replacing Sunil Chhetri.

Sivasakthi Narayanan is on a sub for Oliver Vugrin Drost for Bengaluru.

Mumbai City have a goal kick.

Iker Guarrotxena Vallejo instrumental with a fine assist.

Pranjal Banerjee signals a Mumbai City throw-in in Bengaluru's half.

Ball goes out of play for a Mumbai City goal kick.

Pranjal Banerjee awards Bengaluru a goal kick.

Chingambam Shivaldo Singh (Bengaluru) is not on the pitch at the moment but still receives a yellow card.

Sunil Chhetri (Bengaluru) gets a yellow card.

Free kick Mumbai City.

Bengaluru have a dangerous throw-in.

Pranjal Banerjee signals a throw-in for Bengaluru, close to Mumbai City's area.

Bengaluru to take a throw-in in Mumbai City territory.

Throw-in for Mumbai City in their own half.

Pranjal Banerjee signals a free kick to Bengaluru in their own half.

A throw-in for the home team on the opposite half.

Mumbai City awarded a free kick in their own half.

Throw-in for Bengaluru in the half of Mumbai City.

Can Bengaluru capitalize from this throw-in deep inside Mumbai City's half?

Can Mumbai City get the ball into an attacking position from this throw-in in Bengaluru's half?

The whistle has gone to end the first-half.

Ball goes out of play for a Bengaluru goal kick.

Free kick for Mumbai City in the half of Bengaluru.

Pranjal Banerjee awards the home team a throw-in.

Mumbai City awarded a throw-in in their own half.

Pranjal Banerjee awards Bengaluru a goal kick.

Throw-in for Mumbai City close to the penalty box.

Bengaluru have been awarded a corner by Pranjal Banerjee.

Corner awarded to Bengaluru.

Pranjal Banerjee signals a free kick to Bengaluru.

Goal! The home team take a 1-0 lead through Vikram Pratap Singh. Lallianzuala Chhangte with an assist there.

Pranjal Banerjee signals a Mumbai City throw-in in Bengaluru's half.

Mumbai City have a goal kick.

Free kick for Bengaluru in their own half.

Bengaluru have been awarded a corner by Pranjal Banerjee.

Gerard Zaragoza Mulet (Bengaluru) has taken off Aleksandar Jovanovic who seemed to be grimacing with pain earlier. A possible injury. Slavko Damjanovic is the replacement.

Throw-in Bengaluru.

Bengaluru to take a throw-in in Mumbai City territory.

Throw-in for Mumbai City in the half of Bengaluru.

Free kick Mumbai City.

A throw-in for the away team on the opposite half.

Pranjal Banerjee awards the away team a throw-in.

Mumbai City awarded a free kick in their own half.

Can Mumbai City get the ball into an attacking position from this throw-in in Bengaluru's half?

Attention is being given to Bengaluru’s Aleksandar Jovanovic and play has been suspended briefly.

Throw-in for Bengaluru in their own half.

Mumbai City awarded a throw-in in their own half.

A throw-in for the away team on the opposite half.

Pranjal Banerjee signals a free kick to Bengaluru in their own half.

Free kick for Mumbai City in their own half.

Ball safe as Bengaluru is awarded a throw-in in their half.

Bengaluru awarded a free kick in their own half.

Pranjal Banerjee awards the away team a throw-in.

Ball safe as Bengaluru is awarded a throw-in in their half.

Throw-in for Mumbai City in their own half.

Free kick for Mumbai City in the half of Bengaluru.

Bengaluru's Aleksandar Jovanovic looks ok and returns to the pitch.

Pranjal Banerjee signals a free kick to Bengaluru in their own half.

Mumbai City have a goal kick.

Bengaluru awarded a throw-in in their own half.

Pranjal Banerjee signals a Mumbai City throw-in in Bengaluru's half.

Bengaluru needs to be cautious. Mumbai City have an attacking throw-in.

Free kick for Mumbai City in their own half.

Throw-in Mumbai City.

Bengaluru to take a throw-in in Mumbai City territory.

Pranjal Banerjee awards Mumbai City a goal kick.

Corner awarded to Bengaluru.

Bengaluru have a dangerous throw-in.

Throw-in for Mumbai City in the half of Bengaluru.

Can Mumbai City get the ball into an attacking position from this throw-in in Bengaluru's half?

Pranjal Banerjee signals a free kick to Mumbai City.

Ball goes out of play for a Bengaluru goal kick.

In Indian Super League, Mumbai City has better performance than Bengaluru FC.

Did you know that Bengaluru FC scores 20% of their goals between the minutes 0-15?

Both teams haven't won their last match in Indian Super League.

In Indian Super League, Bengaluru FC has better performance than Mumbai City.

Lallianzuala Chhangte has assisted the most goals for Mumbai City with 3. Sunil Chhetri is Bengaluru FC's biggest assister (3).

Mumbai City scores 1.52 goals when playing at home and Bengaluru FC scores 0.92 goals when playing away (on average).

Average number of goals in the first half in meetings between Mumbai City and Bengaluru FC is 1.2.

Average number of goals in meetings between Mumbai City and Bengaluru FC is 3.

Mumbai City scores 2.2 goals in a match against Bengaluru FC and Bengaluru FC scores 0.8 goals against Mumbai City (on average).

In the last 5 meetings Mumbai City won 3, Bengaluru FC won 2, 0 draws.

Mumbai City's performance of the last 5 matches is better than Bengaluru FC's.

When Bengaluru FC is down 1-0 away, they win 0% of their matches.

When Mumbai City is down 0-1 home, they win 45% of their matches.

When Bengaluru FC leads 0-1 away, they win in 33% of their matches.

When Mumbai City leads 1-0 at home, they win in 66% of their matches.

On their last meeting Mumbai City won by 4 goals.

The winner of their last meeting was Mumbai City.

Mumbai City wins 32% of halftimes, Bengaluru FC wins 9%.

Mumbai City wins 1st half in 32% of their matches, Bengaluru FC in 9% of their matches.

Jorge Pereyra Diaz is Mumbai City's top scorer with 6 goals. Sunil Chhetri has scored 4 times for Bengaluru FC.

Bengaluru FC's away record this season: 0-3-5.

Bengaluru FC haven't scored in 2 of their 8 away matches in Indian Super League this season.

Mumbai City haven't scored in 1 of their 7 home matches in Indian Super League this season.

Mumbai City have received 4 red cards this season. This is the highest number in Indian Super League.

Bengaluru FC haven't won any of their last 10 away matches.

Did you know that Bengaluru FC scores 21% of their goals between the minutes 16-30?

Did you know that Mumbai City scores 29% of their goals between the minutes 76-90?

Last season's matches: 4-0 (Mumbai City at home) and 2-1 (Bengaluru FC at home).

During the last 15 meetings, Mumbai City have won 8 times, there have been 1 draws while Bengaluru FC have won 6 times. The goal difference is 27-21 in favour of Mumbai City.

During the last 7 meetings with Mumbai City playing at home, Mumbai City have won 3 times, there have been 0 draws while Bengaluru FC have won 4 times. The goal difference is 11-10 in favour of Bengaluru FC.