Bengaluru keen to make amends

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Bengaluru: Bengaluru FC will be eager to stamp their dominance yet again after suffering a rare setback in their previous Hero Indian Super League (ISL) clash.
Bengaluru FC were the only unbeaten side in the league until they were handed a stunning defeat by Mumbai City FC in their previous clash.
Now, as they prepare to face NorthEast United FC, they will be keen to let everyone know that they remain the team to beat at the Sree Kanteerava Stadium in Bengaluru here on Wednesday.
Bengaluru FC have 27 points from 12 matches, the same as leaders Mumbai City who have played an additional game but have a better goal difference. A win against the Highlanders will help them climb back to the top of the table.
NorthEast are third on the table with 23 points from 13 games and face a tougher challenge to seal a place in the top four. They are four points adrift of the league leaders. (PTI)

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