The Hero Indian Super League (ISL) is set to return on October 7 and is poised to be bigger and more exciting than ever. The season will welcome back its 12th Man - the fans, who come back to cheer their teams at the stadiums.With a productive ...
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Bengaluru FC are scheduled to play Eagles FC on May 11
The winner of that match will play ATK Mohun Bagan on May 14
Bengaluru FC's AFC Cup play-off match against Eagles FC on May 11 here is in doubt after the host country's sports minister asked the ISL side to leave citing breach of COVID-19 protocols, a charge which the club's owner admitted to be correct. The exact nature of the protocol breach by BFC, which is captained by India skipper Sunil Chhetri, was not specified but sports minister Ahmed Mahloof termed it as "unacceptable", a sentiment echoed by club owner Parth Jindal.
Aussieâs seven-month hotel quarantine hell A former Socceroo has hit out and revealed more about his life as he has spent more than half the year in hotel quarantine.
News 4th May 2021 6:37 PM Former Socceroo Erik Paartalu has revealed he has been confined to a hotel for the past seven months due to the COVID-19 crisis in India. Paartalu, who played two matches for the Socceroos in 2013 as well as a 119 caps in the A-League for the Brisbane Roar and Melbourne City as well as stints across the world, plays for Bengalaru in the Indian Super League.
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IPL: Commentator Michael Slater reportedly leaves India, slams Australian government’s travel ban
Slater launched a scathing attack on his country’s Prime Minister Scott Morrison for not allowing Australian citizens to return from India. Michael Slater during the toss at IPL 2021 | Sportzpics / IPL
Former Australian cricketer Michael Slater, who was on commentary duty for the Indian Premier League, has left to the Maldives, reported the Australian on Monday.
Slater has also launched a scathing attack on his country’s Prime Minister Scott Morrison for not allowing Australian citizens to return from Covid-19 hit India, calling the travel ban a “disgrace”.
Aussie IPL stars' return threatened as govt mulls heavy penalty
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Our execution was miles off against MI, admits DC head coach Ponting. Image Source: IANS News
New Delhi, April 30 : Australian cricketers may face trouble getting back home and could be left stranded after reports of their country's federal government mulling hety fine and jail term for those returning from India came out in the local media.
"The federal government is considering fining and jailing anyone who tries to enter Australia from India amid that country's Covid-19 crisis," said a report in the Sydney Morning Herald (SMH).
As many as 14 Australian cricketers are currently in India playing the Indian Premier League (IPL). These include top draws David Warner, Steve Smith and Pat Cummins.
Aussie IPL stars may have to pay heavy penalty on return home (Ld)
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Steve Smith joins Delhi Capitals squad in Mumbai. Image Source: IANS News
New Delhi, April 30 : Australian cricketers may face trouble getting back home and could be left stranded somewhere after their media reported that Australian government was mulling hefty fine and jail term for those returning from India, which is reeling under unprecedented surge in Covid-19 cases.
"The federal government is considering fining and jailing anyone who tries to enter Australia from India amid that country's Covid-19 crisis," said a report in the Sydney Morning Herald (SMH).
AFC Cup: Bengaluru look to put ISL low behind, face Tribhuvan Army
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AFC Cup: Bengaluru FC need to be vigilant against Tribhuvan Army. Image Source: IANS News
Panaji : , April 13 (IANS) Bengaluru FC will have to shrug off the disappointment of finishing seventh in the Indian Super League (ISL) 2020/21 season when they take on a committed Nepal club, Tribhuvan Army FC, in the AFC Cup Preliminary Round 2 match in Bambolim, Goa on Wednesday.
Tribhuvan Army FC are coming into the tournament on a high after beating Sri Lanka Police SC 5-1 in their Round 1 clash last week to set up a date with the Sunil Chhetri-led side, who had emerged champions in the 2018/19 ISL.
Covid-hit Bengaluru FC have task cut out against Tribhuvan Army FC
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ISL: Bengaluru FC, myFanPark tie up to create unique experience for football fans.. Image Source: IANS News
Bambolim : , April 9 (IANS) Hit hard by the Covid-19 pandemic, Bengaluru FC will have their task cut out when they take on Nepal club, Tribhuvan Army FC, in the AFC Cup Qualifiers (Preliminary Stage Two) at the GMC Stadium in Bambolim on April 14.
The Nepal outfit defeated Sri Lanka Police SC 5-1 late on Wednesday to set up a clash with the Sunil Chhetri-led team, which recently announced that three of its players had tested Covid positive.
Bengaluru will play the winners of Tribhuvan Army FC (Nepal) and SL Police SC (Sri Lanka) at GMC Athletic Stadium in Bambolim on April 14
PANAJI: The Asian Football Confederation (AFC) has suggested to Bengaluru FC that it would be better to play their playoffs behind closed doors at the GMC Athletic Stadium in Bambolim.
The preliminary stage 2 clash will be played between Bengaluru and the winners of Tribhuvan Army FC (Nepal) and SL Police SC (Sri Lanka) on April 14.
Should Bengaluru cross that hurdle, they are drawn to play the winner of the second preliminary stage 2 match between Abahani Dhaka (Bangladesh) and the winner of Club Eagles (Maldives) and Thimphu City FC (Bhutan) on April 21.