ISL Playoff: Bengaluru FC vs Mumbai City Preview, Prediction, h2h & Lineups

Bengaluru FC will take on Mumbai City in the quarter-finals of the Indian Super League at the Sree Kanteerava Stadium in Bangalore on Saturday, (29 March 2025) for a crucial Indian Super League play-off. Keep up to date with footem, where you can find all the pre-match information, including line-ups, statistics and more.

See when Bengaluru FC vs Mumbai City kick off, and get an in-depth look at team form, head-to-head records, and key player stats. Don’t miss the chance to explore who’s favored to win, what strategies might be at play, and other exciting pre-game details for the Bengaluru FC vs. Mumbai City game..

Bengaluru FC vs Mumbai City FC ISL 2024-25: Match Details

Match: Bengaluru FC vs. Mumbai City
Date: Saturday, March 29, 2025
Time: 7:30 pm IST
Location: Sree Kanteerava Stadium (Bangalore)
Capacity: 28001

Bengaluru FC vs Mumbai City FC ISL 2024-25: Recent Form and H2h

Injury updates

The Bengaluru FC are expected to have a fully-fit squad for this crucial clash.

Meanwhile, the Mumbai City will be without Lallianzuala Chhangte, while Ayush Chikkara and Akash Mishra are out for the season with knee and cruciate ligament injuries respectively.

Predicted Playing XI

Bengaluru FC (4-3-3): Gurpreet Sandhu; Mohamed Salah, Rahul Bheke, Chinglensana, Roshan Singh; Alberto Noguera, Pedro Capo, Suresh Wangjam; Ryan Williams, Edgar Mendez, Sunil Chhetri

Mumbai City FC (4-2-3-1): TP Rehenesh; Hmingthanmawia Ralte, Mehtab Singh, Tiri, Nathan Rodrigues; Yoell van Nieff, Jayesh Rane; Brandon Fernandes, Vikram Partap Singh, Bipin Singh; Jorge Ortiz

Bengaluru FC vs. Mumbai City FC ISL Playoff 2024-25: Predicted Score

Given the recent form of both teams and the stakes involved in this play-off clash, it is expected to be a tight affair. Mumbai City FC’s recent win over Bengaluru FC could give them a psychological boost, but Bengaluru’s home support could even things out. A narrow win for either side or a draw that goes to extra time or penalties seems likely.

Bengaluru FC 0:1 Mumbai City FC