Feuillassier’s Late Strike Seals Kerala Blasters’ First Win Over 10-Man Bengaluru FC
Kerala Blasters FC secured their first win of ISL 2025-26 with a 2-1 comeback victory over Bengaluru FC.
An own goal by Fallou Ndiaye gave Bengaluru the lead before Víctor Bertomeu equalised in the second half. Substitute Francisco Feuillassier then scored a late winner on his debut to complete the turnaround. Bengaluru were reduced to 10 men after Braian Sánchez saw red in the first half.
Despite efforts from Sunil Chhetri and Ryan Williams, the hosts couldn’t hold on as Kerala capitalised on their numerical advantage to claim a crucial win.
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