ISL: Bengaluru FC and ATK Mohun Bagan draw in a thrilling six-goal thriller.

ISL: Bengaluru FC and ATK Mohun Bagan draw in a thrilling six-goal thriller.

Bengaluru FC and ATK Mohun Bagan play to a thrilling six-goal draw in the Indian Super League. Bengaluru FC held ATK Mohun Bagan to a 3-3 draw in the ISL. Danish Farooq scored his maiden goal in the competition.

Bengaluru FC and ATK Mohun Bagan drew 3-3 in the Indian Super League on Thursday in a high-scoring match with six different goal scorers. The loss extended BFC’s losing streak to six games, while ATKMB’s is now at four games without a win.

Subhasish Bose (13th) scored an early goal with a well-placed header. But Cleiton Silva (18th) equalized with a penalty kick. Danish Farooq scored his first goal in the competition in the 26th minute to put the Blues ahead. But Hugo Boumos (38th) equalized for the Mariners.

Roy Krishna (58th minute) scored a second-half penalty, but Prince Ibara (72nd minute) equalized with his second goal of the season.

Sunil Chhetri came off the bench and was replaced by Ashique Kuruniyan. Who was given a more offensive position. ATK Mohun Bagan got off to a fast start, with a goal disallowed for offside after only seven minutes.

Bose took his team the lead after connecting with a corner and headed the ball beyond Gurpreet Sandhu following prolonged pressure.

ISL: Bengaluru FC and ATK Mohun Bagan draw in a thrilling six-goal thriller.

BFC was granted a third penalty of the season just minutes after conceding the goal. After Liston Colaco took down Silva inside the box Thus, The Brazilian took a step forward and calmly converted from the spot to tie the score.

Farooq struck the back of the net with a header from Silva’s corner, just before the half-hour mark, his first goal in the Hero ISL.

Following the refreshments break, ATKMB struck against the flow of play, with Krishna feeding Hugo Boumos with a superbly weighted through pass, and the attacker slid the ball past the advancing goalie with his left foot.

Both teams started the second half on a more cautious note.

Crystal is the official referee. Ibara scored with a powerful header from a corner taken by Roshan Naorem, and the villain became the hero.

Both teams created a flurry of attacking opportunities. Furthermore, from set-piece situations, but the stalemate was resolved at three goals apiece.