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‘Ek haath se taali nahi bajti!’ - Fans in splits as both Bengaluru and Kerala’s fans get involved in a brawl after ISL encounter

Here is how fans have reacted to the viral video of brawl between Bengaluru FC and Kerala Blasters FC fans

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Bengaluru FC vs Kerala Blasters FC (Image Source: Twitter)

On 11 February 2023, Bengaluru FC locked horns with Kerala Blasters FC in the ongoing Indian Super League (ISL). This match was crucial for both teams in the context of the race to the top four. Kerala were looking to strengthen their third position at the table with another win. While Bengaluru were looking to improve their chances to get qualified for the top four.

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However, the home side did not disappoint their fans as Bengaluru FC won the game by 1-0. Roy Krishna was the lone goal scorer. But, an unwanted situation occurred in that match as fans from both sides got involved in a brawl in the stands. That video has now gone viral across all social media platforms. 

Here is the shared video:

“We created a lot of threats going forward and when we had to defend, we defended really well” - Bengaluru FC head coach Simon Grayson

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Speaking of the video, fans from both teams got involved in a fight in the stands. After watching that, fans were not happy and shared their views on Twitter. Speaking of the match, Roy Krishna scored the goal in the 32nd minute. After that, Bengaluru held their nerves till the last minute and managed to win the match. With this win, Bengaluru are currently in the fifth position with 28 points from 18 games. They have managed to win nine games while drawing one and losing eight games. Bengaluru FC head coach Simon Grayson was delighted with the victory at the Sree Kanteerava Stadium in Bengaluru.

During the post-match press conference, Simon Grayson said: “We knew that Kerala Blasters FC will enjoy a lot of possession because they are a good team. They have some outstanding talents, especially at the top end of the pitch who can make things happen. If we scored 2, they were capable of scoring 3. So, I was quite happy to surrender a little bit of possession to them, knowing the football that we play doesn't get hurt. We created a lot of threats going forward and when we had to defend, we defended really well.” Now, Bengaluru FC will take on Mumbai City FC on 15 February 2023 at home.

Here are the tweets regarding the viral video of the brawl from the Bengaluru FC vs Kerala Blasters FC match in the ongoing ISL:

 

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