The Bengaluru FC on Tuesday alleged that some fans of Mohun Bagan Super Gynt attacked his owner Partha Jindal and other fans during the Indian Super League 2024-2025 final, which suffered injuries to Jindal. The club also reported that a fan suffered an eye injury when the home crowd threw crackers towards them. Let me tell you that in the ISL final played at the Salt Lake Stadium in Kolkata on April 12, Mohun Bagan won the title by defeating Bengaluru FC 2-1. However, there were some wrong incidents during the match.

Parth Jindal attacked

BFC issued a statement on social media saying that his fans and owner Partha Jindal were attacked by some home fans of Mohun Bagan.

'Bengaluru FC strongly condemns the cowardly attack on his supporters by some fans of Mohun Bagan. During this time a burning cracker was thrown in the stands, causing an eye injury to a BFC fan, while club owner Partha Jindal also suffered injuries. Let me tell you that Partha Jindal is also the co-owner of the IPL team Delhi Capitals and the IPL team of Mohun Bagan is the IPL team of Lucknow Supergiants.

Complaint with AIFF, demand for action

BFC has filed a formal complaint in this case in front of the All India Football Federation (AIFF) and ISL organizer FSDL.

The club has demanded that the incident be investigated seriously and the safety of fans in the stadium in future should be ensured. 'Stadium should be a safe place for football lovers. Such incidents have no place in football or any sport.

How was the match?

There was no goal till the first half in the final match, but in the 49th minute, Alberto Rodriguez of Mohn Bagan gave BFC an edge with his own goal. However, in the 72nd minute, Jason Kamings scored a goal from a penalty to bring the match to par.

The match went to extra time, where Jamie McLaren scored a win in the 96th minute to give Mohun Bagan the ISL double (League Shield + ISL Cup). After Mohan Bagan, Mumbai City (2020-21), it became the second team to do the feat in ISL history.

The match went to extra time, where Jamie McLaren scored a win in the 96th minute to give Mohun Bagan the ISL double (League Shield + ISL Cup). After Mohan Bagan, Mumbai City (2020-21), it became the second team to do the feat in ISL history.