ISL 2017 Live Score: FC Goa vs Bengaluru FC, Live Match Updates Commentary

That's all from tonight's ISL action as we saw a 7-goal thriller in Goa with Bengaluru FC facing their first defeat of the season. Tomorrow, the other new entrants, Jamshedpur FC take on defending champions ATK in their first home game in Jamshedpur. Stay tuned to Sportskeeda for all the sporting action and catch all the live action from ISL right here. This is Gaurav Kadam, signing off for Sportskeeda. Good night.

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FC Goa 4 Bengaluru FC 3

An incredibly exciting game comes to an end in Fatorda, Goa as Bengaluru FC's hype train get derailed after two wins at the start of the ISL season. Controversies in the game involving the BFC keeper who was sent off for using unnecessary force on Coro. Coro, was the man of the match for his hat-trick that made the difference for the home side. Miku grabbed a brace but it wasn't enough for the away side. Still, BFC pulled back with two goals to make it 3-3 but Coro's third goal put the game out of the newbies' hands.

90+1' - It's all happening in Goa!! Arana is through on goal after a through-ball but Abhra Mondal rushes out and gets his hand on the ball outside the box. The ref only shows a yellow card. That should have been a red as it was a clear scoring chance for Arana.

90' - Five minutes of added time has been shown by the fourth official as Bengaluru aim to get level at the death.

88' - Coro has been adjudged the Hero of the Match for his hat-trick, the first of the ISL 2017.

84' - Substitution for FC Goa

Manuel Arana comes on for Manuel Lanzarote as we head into the last 10 minutes of action

81' - Edu Bedia is nursing a small knock as he makes his way off the pitch with physios attending to the Goa midfielder

78' - Substitution for FC Goa:

Lobera makes a change as youngster Manvir Singh comes on for former Mumbai City FC man Brandon Fernandes

76' - Substitutions for Bengaluru FC

Edu Garcia makes way for Subhasish Bose and medio Lenny Rodrigues is replaced by Braulio Nobrega

71' - Brandon Fernandes takes an incredibly speculative effort from the middle of the park but it is way way over as he tried to catch the BFC custodian Abhra Mondal off his line.

69' - CLOSE!! Juanan saves the day for BFC as he makes a last-ditch tackle after Coro had gone past Abhra Mondal on the left-side in the box. Corner for FC Goa.

65' - Substitution for FC Goa

Pranay Halder makes his way onto the pitch in place of Indian Team left-back Narayan Das

62' - GOA TAKE THE LEAD AGAIN!!! Corominas grabs his hat-trick as he rounds up Abhra Mondal after a great ball from the midfield put the Spaniard through. He ran away from Juanan's sliding tackle and around the substitute keeper Mondal and calmly slots it into the open goal. It's raining goals here at the JLN Stadium in Fatorda...

60' - IT'S ALL SQUARE AGAIN!!! Miku grabs his second after a miscommunication in the Goa defense as Miku gets past two defenders and chips the ball over the rushing Kattimani. Great play from the away side.

56' - GOALL!!! Bengaluru pull one back as it is the same story again. Edu Garcia with the set-piece and Partaalu with the header as the Aussie gets his third goal in two matches. Kattimani came out of his line and Partaalu rose the highest to nod it into the goal.

55' - CLOSE!!! Sunil Chhetri receives the ball from Miku and almost scores into the top corner but Kattimani saves with an incredible effort.

55' - Good move by the away side as Udanta uses his pace and goes on the tear along the right wing but his cross is dealt with by Pinheiro as he had Miku lurking inside the box.

53' - CLOSE!!! Coro gets called offside in an erratic decision from the linesman after being put through on the right with Brandon alongside him to slot the ball in. Bengaluru escape!!

52' - Goa are toying around with the Bengaluru attackers with great control in the back as Bengaluru FC have stopped with their pressing due to being a man short.

45' - The second half action is kicked off by the home side as we are all set to witness an interesting half of football with BFC being down to 10 men. Goa will have the advantage. Can they extend their lead ?

Three goals, a red card, and scintillating action - it's all happening in Goa!#LetsFootball #GOABEN https://t.co/xIB68FPlWZ pic.twitter.com/9iZbkeerEv
— Indian Super League (@IndSuperLeague) November 30, 2017

Half Time: FC Goa 3 Bengaluru FC 1

An exciting half ends with the home side leading 3-1 and Bengaluru FC down one man as we have had plenty of talking points here in Goa. Gurpreet Singh Sandhu saw red as he went into an anger-fuelled fury on Lanzarote and was penalized accordingly. FC Goa have been highly clinical and apart from the one goal, Bengaluru have never looked comfortable in the match. Stay tuned to Sportskeeda as we bring all the live action of the second half.

45' - Four minutes of additional time has been indicated by the fourth official as the score stands 3-1 in favor of FC Goa.

39' - Lanzarote makes no mistake !!! Goa lead by 3-1 as Lanzarote sends the new BFC keeper Mondal the wrong way and scores it calmly to put the home crowd into a frenzy of cheers.

38' - Substitution for Bengaluru FC:

In a forced change due to the red card to their No.1, Abhra Mondal makes his way to the pitch as Rahul Bheke is sacrificed. First action and a penalty for Mondal.

36' - RED CARD!! That is ridiculous from the Indian national keeper Sandhu as he takes down Coro after being involved in a tackle in the box. Lanzarote fell down to the ground as the ref gave Sandhu the marching orders with Bengaluru FC players crowding the man in charge. Penalty to FC GOA!!!

33' - AND THEY'RE BACK AHEAD!!!! Lanzarote puts in a well-weighted ball into the box that is headed into the path of Coro by Pinheiro and Coro did the rest. He continued his run into the box and slotted it past Sandhu into the left corner. The move looked straight out of the training ground as Lobera rejoices on the touchline.

31' - Just past the half an hour mark here in Fatorda as the score stands 1-1 with both sides looking to take control of the game as we have both teams come close on occasion.

24' - Another BFC player is booked as Rahul Bheke goes into the ref's books for a pull on Lanzarote. Free-kick in a promising position for FC Goa.

22' - CHANCE!!! Miku puts the ball in from the right side in for Udanta who had made the run and manages to get his head on the ball but the effort goes wide.

20' - BFC have their equalizer!!! Miku grabs a goal again tonight after getting on the end of Partaalu's dink into the box and the Venezuelan finishes it between Kattimani's legs as the crowd goes silent within 5 minutes of taking the lead.

15' - GOALLLL!!! The home side has taken the lead as Coro goes past a couple of defenders after picking up the ball in space and runs past sliding tackles to slot it past the hapless Gurpreet in the BFC goal. Incredible finish from the Goa man.

9' - Johnson escapes the ref's wrath after an off-the-ball challenge on Coro after Bengaluru were denied a penalty appeal when Erik Partaalu was brought down in the box, in what looked like a good case for BFC.

8' - Bengaluru have been intense with their tackles, another one put in by Partaalu who took out Pinheiro as he had ventured out of the defense but was brought down.

6' - Yellow card for Lenny Rodrigues, the Goan gets booked for a rash challenge on Coro who was pulled down by the lanky BFC man.

5' - A good ball over the top for Coro who manages to reach and crosses it for Mandar Rao Desai but he stutters with the contact and slips inside the box, good move by the Goans.

2' - The set-piece isn't deal well by the home defense and falls to Partaalu, who lays it up for Lenny Rodrigues on the left wing and Lenny lets an effort lose but it is wide off Kattimani's goal.

2' - Early free-kick for Bengaluru after Edu Garcia is tackled late by Lanzarote, Garcia will preside over the dead-ball situation.

1' - Let's Football!! We're up and running in the game as Sunil Chhetri and Co. kick off proceedings at the JLN Stadium in Goa.

The home side takes to the field in their Blue colors whereas the 'Blues' from Bengaluru wear the white kit with red lining. The toss is won by Goa and Bengaluru will kick off the game.

The teams are making their way to the pitch with Kattimani and Chhetri leading Goa and Bengaluru, respectively amidst loud cheers and fireworks in Fatorda.

We are about 10 minutes from kickoff here at the Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium in Fatorda, Goa with the Gaurs set to play their first home game in an exciting clash against current table toppers Bengaluru FC.

Bengaluru FC's Albert Roca has fielded an unchanged side from their two victories whereas FC Goa has made a couple of changes with local crowd favorite Brandon Fernandes and Bruno Pinheiro replacing Chinglensana Singh and Sergio Juste in Sergio Lobera's lineup.

This tie marks the third game for both the sides who have had contrasting fortunes so far - Bengaluru FC having won both their matches so far in convincing fashion whereas Goa has won one and lost one. This sets up the stage nicely for the game that promises to be a cracker.

FC Goa Playing XI: Kattimani (GK), Seriton, Pinheiro, Ali, Das, Fernandes, Jahouh, Lanzarote, Bedia, Desai, Corominas

Bengaluru FC Playing XI: Sandhu (GK), Bheke, Johnson, Juanan, Khabra, Garcia, Partaalu, Rodrigues, Udanta, Chhetri, Miku

FC Goa subs: Kumar, Chinglensana, Juste, Arana, Halder, Colaco, Manvir

Bengaluru FC Subs: Abhra, Nishu, Subhasish, Alwyn, Toni, Zuala, Braulio.

With our 12th man in the stands, here's how the #Gaurs line up for our first home match at #FortressFatorda! #ForcaGoa #WeTogether #GOABEN pic.twitter.com/JBqsNDzX0L
— FC Goa (@FCGoaOfficial) November 30, 2017

UNCHANGED is the verdict! @John6Johnson passes a late fitness test as the boss rolls out the same XI that took to the pitch against Mumbai and Delhi. #GOABEN pic.twitter.com/weE65eNDoV
— Bengaluru FC (@bengalurufc) November 30, 2017

FC Goa are all set to face off against the highflying Bengaluru FC, in what promises to be a thrilling encounter at the Fatorda Stadium in Goa, tonight.fc

The Goans have been on a mixed bag of form under coach Sergio Lobera, winning their first match 3-2 away at Chennaiyin, while they lost their second encounter 2-1 at Mumbai. One key area where FC Goa seem to be losing out on, is the poor form of their goalkeeper Laxmikant Kattimani, who could be held accountable for both the goals they conceded against Mumbai in their last match.

Bengaluru, on the other hand, have hardly put a foot wrong in their first two games, having won 2-0 against the Mumbai City FC, and 4-1 against the Delhi Dynamos, both at home.

This match brings about a new aspect for both the teams, as Goa are set to play their first home match, while Bengaluru will play their first away game of the season.

FC Goa squad:
Goalkeepers: Laxmikant Kattimani, Bruno Colaco, Naveen Kumar.
Defenders: Amey Ranawade, Bruno Pinheiro, Chinglensana Singh, Jovel Martins, Mohamed Ali, Narayan Das, Seriton Fernandes, Sergio Marin.
Midfielders: Ahmed Jahouh, Anthony D’Souza, Brandon Fernandes, Edu Bedia, Mandar Rao, Manuel Arana, Manuel Lanzarote, Mohammad Yasir, Pratesh Shirodkar, Pronay Halder.
Forwards: Adrian Colunga, Ferran Corominas, Liston Colaco, Manvir Singh

Bengaluru FC squad:
Goalkeepers: Gurpreet Singh Sandhu, Lalthuammawia Ralte, Abhra Mondal
Defenders: Rahul Bheke, Zohmingliana Ralte, Harmanjot Khabra, Collin Abranches, Juanan, John Johnson, Nishu Kumar, Subashish Bose, Joyner Lourenco
Midfielders: Erik Paartalu, Dimas Delgado, Edu Garcia, Toni Dovale, Lenny Rodrigues, Malsawmzuala, Boithang Haokip, Alwyn George, Robinson Singh, Bidyananda Singh
Forwards: Sunil Chhetri, Udanta Singh, Miku, Braulio Nobrega, Thongkhosiem Haokip