<p>After the fans laid out a red carpet welcome for Bengaluru FC players and staff following their 4-2 win against Dempo last week, it is now the club which is reciprocating the fan’s gesture of support. <br /><br /></p>.<p>BFC are taking about 45-50 fans to the last match in Goa against Sporting Clube de Goa on Monday. <br /><br />Apart from the to and fro bus fare, the club is also sponsoring the tickets for the match. <br /><br />This is the second time that the club is taking fans on an away trip. <br /><br />They had taken a group to Manjeri to watch the Federation Cup. <br /><br />Meanwhile BFC also confirmed their plans of having an open-top parade to celebrate winning the I-League title on April 29. <br /><br />“The open-top bus starts from Kamaraj Road Junction on Cubbon road at 4 pm sharp, before turning left on Brigade Road signal (opposite Cauvery Emporium),” the club revealed the plans on their Facebook page. <br /><br />“Then, the parade goes right to Mayo Hall signal (near Bangalore Central) on to Commissariat road, then left on Garuda mall junction before taking a U-turn on Hosmat signal before turning right on D’Souza circle and finally reaching the Bangalore Football Stadium.” <br /><br />The Blues will look to sign off with a win against Sporting at the Nehru Stadium. They already have 44 points from 23 games – four points above East Bengal, who are second with 40. <br /><br />Sporting have 34 points and a win would enable them to finish among the top five – their aim at the start of the season. <br /><br />Talking on the eve of the match, their coach Oscar Bruzon said he wants his team to end up on the winning side.<br /><br /> “Our first aim was to finish among (the) top five. We are looking for a win tomorrow (Monday),” stated Bruzon. <br /><br />Other matches<br /><br />Salgaocar vs Churchill Brothers: Last season’s champions Churchill face a do-or-die battle to stay in the I-League. Given that Mohammedans beat Mumbai 2-1, Churchill will be relegated if they don’t win.<br /><br />Pune FC vs Dempo: Pune FC will be eager to end their campaign on a high in Pune.<br />The season’s final game will be crucial for seventh-placed Pune (29 points) as a win against sixth-placed Dempo (32) will see them move up a place and maintain the club’s history of finishing in the top half of the standings.<br /><br />United SC vs East Bengal: The Kolkatan giants will want to put the disappointment of not being able to win the title behind them by sealing second place with a win against United SC away from home. <br /><br /></p>
<p>After the fans laid out a red carpet welcome for Bengaluru FC players and staff following their 4-2 win against Dempo last week, it is now the club which is reciprocating the fan’s gesture of support. <br /><br /></p>.<p>BFC are taking about 45-50 fans to the last match in Goa against Sporting Clube de Goa on Monday. <br /><br />Apart from the to and fro bus fare, the club is also sponsoring the tickets for the match. <br /><br />This is the second time that the club is taking fans on an away trip. <br /><br />They had taken a group to Manjeri to watch the Federation Cup. <br /><br />Meanwhile BFC also confirmed their plans of having an open-top parade to celebrate winning the I-League title on April 29. <br /><br />“The open-top bus starts from Kamaraj Road Junction on Cubbon road at 4 pm sharp, before turning left on Brigade Road signal (opposite Cauvery Emporium),” the club revealed the plans on their Facebook page. <br /><br />“Then, the parade goes right to Mayo Hall signal (near Bangalore Central) on to Commissariat road, then left on Garuda mall junction before taking a U-turn on Hosmat signal before turning right on D’Souza circle and finally reaching the Bangalore Football Stadium.” <br /><br />The Blues will look to sign off with a win against Sporting at the Nehru Stadium. They already have 44 points from 23 games – four points above East Bengal, who are second with 40. <br /><br />Sporting have 34 points and a win would enable them to finish among the top five – their aim at the start of the season. <br /><br />Talking on the eve of the match, their coach Oscar Bruzon said he wants his team to end up on the winning side.<br /><br /> “Our first aim was to finish among (the) top five. We are looking for a win tomorrow (Monday),” stated Bruzon. <br /><br />Other matches<br /><br />Salgaocar vs Churchill Brothers: Last season’s champions Churchill face a do-or-die battle to stay in the I-League. Given that Mohammedans beat Mumbai 2-1, Churchill will be relegated if they don’t win.<br /><br />Pune FC vs Dempo: Pune FC will be eager to end their campaign on a high in Pune.<br />The season’s final game will be crucial for seventh-placed Pune (29 points) as a win against sixth-placed Dempo (32) will see them move up a place and maintain the club’s history of finishing in the top half of the standings.<br /><br />United SC vs East Bengal: The Kolkatan giants will want to put the disappointment of not being able to win the title behind them by sealing second place with a win against United SC away from home. <br /><br /></p>
