Inter Kashi knock Bengaluru FC out of Kalinga Super Cup

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Bhubaneswar, Updated At : 10:03 AM Apr 24, 2025 IST

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Inter Kashi knocked Bengaluru FC out of the Super Cup football tournament in the penalty shootout after both sides were locked 1-1 in regulation time and booked a quarterfinal spot. Ryan Williams gave Bengaluru the lead in the 61st minute but Kashi equalised through Matija Babovic in the 87th minute. Inter Kashi won 5-3 in the shootout.

In the other match of the day, Lallianzuala Chhangte delivered a captain’s performance with a dazzling brace

as Mumbai City FC breezed past Chennaiyin FC 4-0.

Nikolaos Karelis (43rd) scored the first goal for Mumbai City before Chhangte (64th, 86th) stole the show with his two goals. Substitute Bipin Singh (90th) struck in the last minute as Mumbai City made it to the quarterfinals in style.

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