ISL 2017, Match 29: Bengaluru FC vs Jamshedpur FC, Player Ratings

Sunil Chhetri could not put away his chances. (Photo: ISL)
Sunil Chhetri could not put away his chances. (Photo: ISL)

Jamshedpur FC

Subrata Pal was brilliant on the night. (Photo: ISL)
Subrata Pal was brilliant on the night. (Photo: ISL)

Subrata Pal (8.5/10): The Spiderman of Indian football justified his nickname once again. He made some absolutely stunning saves to deny the likes of Chhetri and Miku.

Andre Bikey (7/10): Bikey had a good match today, as he kept the likes of Miku and Chhetri under close watch. He also exerted a good physical presence in defence which.

Tiri (7.5/10): Tiri showed it again, why he is regarded as one of the best defenders in the ISL. Tiri marked Miku brilliantly and didn’t allow the BFC strikers much space to turn and shoot. He also made some fine anticipations which were extremely crucial for Jamshedpur.

Shouvik Ghosh (7/10): Even though Udanta got past him a couple of times Shouvik managed to keep him in check and forced the Manipuri winger to move inside rather than beat him. Shouvik also made sure that Udanta couldn’t get his crosses into the box.

Souvik Chakraborty (7/10): Souvik did a good job to keep Sunil Chhetri quiet. Like his namesake, Souvik also forced Chhetri to move toward the centre circle rather than get past him and put in crosses into the box.

Mehtab Hossain (5.5/10): The reason for such a low rating for Mehtab is that he was substituted during the later stages of the first half after sustaining an injury. Before being substituted Mehtab did a good job to keep the likes of Dimas and Edu Garcia quiet.

Memo (5/10): Memo had a poor game. His anticipation was off the mark and he committed some unwanted fouls near the box, which gave BFC some good chances.

Trindade Goncalves (8/10): Trindade scored the all-important penalty, but it wasn’t just that what Trindade did. He created numerous chances for Kervens Belfort and Jerry to score from, and also cut in often to take shots at Gurpreet's goal.

Bikash Jairu (7/10): Jairu did very well defensively, keeping a check on Udanta and making sure that Subhasis didn’t get his crosses into the box. He worked hard in the midfield to win a lot of second balls for Jamshedpur.

Jerry (6/10): Jerry tried very hard for Jamshedpur to break the deadlock. He also tracked back to keep a check on Chhetri but wasn’t very successful. He also did very well to get past Subhasis a couple of times but his finishing or crossing was poor.

Kervens Belfort (6.5/10): Belfort had two of the best chances in the game but failed to score. He also worked hard to cut BFC's passing channels high up the pitch but his movement and finishing were poor.

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