<p>A thoroughly professional second-half display from Bengaluru FC 'B' spurred them to an emphatic 6-0 thumping of Rail Wheel Factory (RWF) in the BDFA Super Division football league here on Sunday.</p>.<p>Known for their home fans who spur them on through rain and shine, the BFC reserve side had a comparitively smaller, yet vociferous, pocket of supporters cheering them on throughout the rout at the Bangalore Football Stadium.</p>.<p>Skipper Myron Mendes (77th and 90+3) led from the front with a brace, while Asheer Akthar (57th), Lalwamazama (58th), Parag Srivas (86th) and Azharuddin (92nd) made RWF pay for an unimpressive performance.</p>.<p>The scoreline could have hit double digits had BFC put away the plethora of chances they created.</p>.<p>BFC were on the front foot right from kick-off and went close on a couple of instances but had to go into the dressing room a frustrated bunch at half-time.</p>.<p>After the break they looked like a whole new side and began knocking on the doors right away. Their efforts were rewarded two-fold by the 58th minute as Akthar first poked home from Prashant Kalinga's corner and Lalwamazama then scored a screamer, from the edge of the box, a minute later.</p>.<p>Not satisfied with two goals, BFC kept pushing and hit the listless RWF side with a third goal in the 77th minute. It was Kalinga again who put in a well weighted pass and found Mendes, who headed past custodian Mrutyunjay.</p>.<p>Substitute Srivas missed an absolute sitter in the 85th minute, heading wide at the far post, but made amends immediately to net his side's fourth goal of the evening.</p>.<p>Jayavandan's handball 20 yards from the goal presented BFC with an opportunity to increase the lead and they obliged. Azharuddin stepped up and sent a left-footed curler past a hapless Mrutyunjay.</p>.<p>With a few seconds left on the clock, The Blues added their sixth as Mendes made a well-timed run into the box and put away Lalrinfela's pass to cap a perfect evening. BFC now top the standings with their second victory of the campaign.</p>.<p>In the 'A' Division Income Tax FC edged past BUFC FC 2-1.</p>
<p>A thoroughly professional second-half display from Bengaluru FC 'B' spurred them to an emphatic 6-0 thumping of Rail Wheel Factory (RWF) in the BDFA Super Division football league here on Sunday.</p>.<p>Known for their home fans who spur them on through rain and shine, the BFC reserve side had a comparitively smaller, yet vociferous, pocket of supporters cheering them on throughout the rout at the Bangalore Football Stadium.</p>.<p>Skipper Myron Mendes (77th and 90+3) led from the front with a brace, while Asheer Akthar (57th), Lalwamazama (58th), Parag Srivas (86th) and Azharuddin (92nd) made RWF pay for an unimpressive performance.</p>.<p>The scoreline could have hit double digits had BFC put away the plethora of chances they created.</p>.<p>BFC were on the front foot right from kick-off and went close on a couple of instances but had to go into the dressing room a frustrated bunch at half-time.</p>.<p>After the break they looked like a whole new side and began knocking on the doors right away. Their efforts were rewarded two-fold by the 58th minute as Akthar first poked home from Prashant Kalinga's corner and Lalwamazama then scored a screamer, from the edge of the box, a minute later.</p>.<p>Not satisfied with two goals, BFC kept pushing and hit the listless RWF side with a third goal in the 77th minute. It was Kalinga again who put in a well weighted pass and found Mendes, who headed past custodian Mrutyunjay.</p>.<p>Substitute Srivas missed an absolute sitter in the 85th minute, heading wide at the far post, but made amends immediately to net his side's fourth goal of the evening.</p>.<p>Jayavandan's handball 20 yards from the goal presented BFC with an opportunity to increase the lead and they obliged. Azharuddin stepped up and sent a left-footed curler past a hapless Mrutyunjay.</p>.<p>With a few seconds left on the clock, The Blues added their sixth as Mendes made a well-timed run into the box and put away Lalrinfela's pass to cap a perfect evening. BFC now top the standings with their second victory of the campaign.</p>.<p>In the 'A' Division Income Tax FC edged past BUFC FC 2-1.</p>
