Sonylijin: World Football Trials | Soccer Tryouts

Bengaluru FC in partnership with the Sports School is conducting trial for National Scholarship Program. The Sports School is India’s First Integrated School for Sports and Academics, providing budding and professional athletes a platform to pursue sporting excellence by providing them with world-class facilities and training by expert coaches and world-renowned mentors for Badminton, Basketball, Cricket, Football, Golf & Tennis. Upto 100% Scholarship to be offered, based on trial performance, sports achievements, and other selection criteria Scholarship to cover academic and sports fees only. All other variables, like hostel, uniforms, mess charges etc., to be charged as per the fee structure Last date to apply – 10th December, 2021 Trial dates will be announced via email to the selected applicants Trials will be held at The Sports School Campus in Kanakapura Road, Bangalore, tentatively in the first week of January. Apply now

Bengaluru FC started their ISL 2021-22 campaign in style as they got the better of NorthEast United 4-2 on Saturday, at the Athletic Stadium in Bambolim, Goa. The majority of the action happened in the first half of the match, where as many as five goals were scored by both teams. Bengaluru FC began their Hero Indian Super League (ISL) 2021-22 season with a victory as they pipped last season’s semi-finalists NorthEast United FC 4-2 at the Athletic Stadium in Bambolim, Goa on Saturday. Five out of the six goals came during a frantic first half that saw Bengaluru FC thrice take the lead firstly through Cleiton Silva (14’), then through a Mashoor Shereef own goal (22’) and finally via Jayesh Rane (42’) after NorthEast United had equalised twice thanks to goals from Deshorn Brown (17’) and Mathias Coureur (25’). Substitute Prince Ibara then put the result beyond all doubt, scoring in the 81st minute to seal the win for the Blues. In the first half, NorthEast United almost got off to the

  Bengaluru FC lost the pre-season friendly match against FC Goa by 1:2 played on 6th November. Sunil Chhetri was on target for the Bengaluru FC. Leander D'Cunha and Alberto Noguera found the back of the net for the FC Goa.  The Durand Cup champions have previously played a friendly against I-League Champions Gokulam Kerala FC which ended in a goalless draw. On the other hand, Bengaluru FC started off their preseason games with a 2-3 loss against Chennaiyin FC.

  As many as nine Bengaluru FC teams across four age groups are set to take part in the 2021-22 KSFA Youth Premier League, the club announced on Saturday. The tournament, which kicked off at the BFS earlier this week, will see the Blues register their BFC Soccer Schools Elite teams and Academy teams (both residential and non-residential), in a bid to provide competitive matches across our Youth Development Program. Four teams from the BFC Soccer Schools Elite program will take part in the competition – at the U8, U10, U12 and U14 level – while five more will take part from the residential and non-residential BFC Academies (U8, U10, U12 and U14). In action early on Sunday morning at the Bangalore Football Stadium will be the BFC Soccer Schools U12 team, led by Praveen Raman, who take on Raman Sports Academy. Later, the BFC U12 Academy will take on Roots Football Schools at 9 am. The third Bengaluru FC side in action on Sunday will be the Academy U14s, who take on Boca Juniors Blues at t