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Bengaluru got a number of chances in the second half and one such went abegging in the 64th minute simply because Sivashakthi, who could have driven home from close range after poor defending from North East backline, decided to set up his skipper Chhetri, who fluffed his lines.
In the first half, Bengaluru enjoyed the majority of ball possession and Chhetri’s 23rd minute header off a Bruno Silva centre was off target.
The easiest chance of the match was however spurned by young Sivashakthi, who had the sight of an open net with only the goalkeeper to beat after Roshan Naorem‘s cut-back had him in perfect position.
But in his bid to get done with the things in a jiffy, Sivashakthi missed the target.