<p>Bengaluru FC’s coach Ashley Westwood refused to get carried away with his side’s confident 3-0 victory over visitors Rangdajied United FC here at the Bangalore Football Stadium on Sunday. <br /><br /></p>.<p>“The win is going to give us the confidence but we are not going to get carried away,” said Westwood at the post-match press conference. He also praised Chhetri’s clever movement while scoring the team’s third goal and had a few words of encouragement for the visitors.<br /> “They were pretty strong and organised and were tough to break down,” added Westwood. Rangdajied coach Santosh Kashyap looked at the positives despite suffering a second straight defeat. <br /><br />“We played better than we did in our opening game but there is a huge difference between the I-League second and first divisions and we have a very young team and the lack of experience is affecting us but we should get better as the season goes on. “We need a goal -- they haven’t yet scored in the league -- to get the confidence of the boys,” said Kashyap.<br /><br />Kashyap, who is known to extract maximum output from limited resources, was unequivocal when asked what his target was for the season was. “To stay in the I-League.”<br /><br />He also lauded BFC’s performance. “They had very good movement and they are all excellent players who played perfect football,” added Kashyap.”<br /><br />BFC’s next match is against United SC at home on October 6, while Rangdajied welcome Dempo two days earlier. <br /></p>
<p>Bengaluru FC’s coach Ashley Westwood refused to get carried away with his side’s confident 3-0 victory over visitors Rangdajied United FC here at the Bangalore Football Stadium on Sunday. <br /><br /></p>.<p>“The win is going to give us the confidence but we are not going to get carried away,” said Westwood at the post-match press conference. He also praised Chhetri’s clever movement while scoring the team’s third goal and had a few words of encouragement for the visitors.<br /> “They were pretty strong and organised and were tough to break down,” added Westwood. Rangdajied coach Santosh Kashyap looked at the positives despite suffering a second straight defeat. <br /><br />“We played better than we did in our opening game but there is a huge difference between the I-League second and first divisions and we have a very young team and the lack of experience is affecting us but we should get better as the season goes on. “We need a goal -- they haven’t yet scored in the league -- to get the confidence of the boys,” said Kashyap.<br /><br />Kashyap, who is known to extract maximum output from limited resources, was unequivocal when asked what his target was for the season was. “To stay in the I-League.”<br /><br />He also lauded BFC’s performance. “They had very good movement and they are all excellent players who played perfect football,” added Kashyap.”<br /><br />BFC’s next match is against United SC at home on October 6, while Rangdajied welcome Dempo two days earlier. <br /></p>
