Bengaluru FC beat Sporting Club Delhi 3–2 at Sree Kanteerava Stadium on October 10, 2026, with Menno Koch heading the winner in the 89 th minute. The Indian Super League’s official report confirms the result, and its official highlights page below identifies the same fixture and score.
This was Bengaluru’s opening match in the 2026–27 MG ISL campaign. A search for “ISL live” after the match can bring up a live report, a highlights clip or an older meeting between the same clubs. The useful first check is the October 10 date, followed by the teams and season.
Five goals changed the lead twice
Borja Martínez opened the scoring after 22 minutes, Rodriguinho equalised at 26, and Koch’s own goal at 32 put Delhi ahead 2–1. That sequence matters: the own goal gave Delhi the lead; it was not the equaliser. The graphic follows the official report’s five scoring moments rather than a condensed search summary.
Martínez scored again in the 75 th minute for 2–2 before Koch’s 89 th-minute header made it 3–2. Bengaluru therefore recovered from a half-time deficit and took all three points. The two late goals changed the result, rather than merely adding to a lead the home side already held.
The late header completed the comeback
Koch’s winner and earlier own goal are two different events in the same match. Keeping them in chronological order shows why the final score was a comeback. It also prevents a highlights headline about one player from obscuring Martínez’s two goals and Delhi’s first-half response.
The league report records a cross for the decisive header and describes Bengaluru continuing to press after the equaliser. That explains the finish it reported, but a single comeback does not establish how either club will perform throughout the season. The next matches will provide evidence about whether those late attacking chances recur.
Find the correct October10 highlights
Open the official ISL highlights link below and match its title, October 10 date and 2026–27 season to this game. It is labelled highlights, so it should not be treated as a full-match replay. The page is an official route to the clip; this article does not promise authenticated playback, a price or access in every country.
For later corrections, compare the official report and the dated video listing for this same fixture. Keep an old same-opponent score separate from this 3–2 result, and use a full-replay listing only when that is the format you want. The result answers who won; the source date and video label answer which match and which viewing route you have found.
The official ISL match report and dated highlight page were directly read. Five goals are ordered chronologically; the32nd-minute own goal gave Delhi the lead. Highlight availability is not a promise of full replay, authenticated playback or universal access.
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