Bengaluru, who had more of the exchanges, scored through Sean Rooney(28th), Sunil Chhetri(38th) and Eugeneson Lyngdoh(87th).
Both the teams started cautiously as they tried to guage each others' strength. Bengaluru FC came into this match unbeaten and played a composed game as they moved the ball around well, with Beikhokhei Beingaichho sending a couple of delightful crosses.
First he sent a high cross into the box for Chhetri, who in turn, headed to Sean Rooney and the latter's header was collected by keeper Ravi kumar in the 14th minute.
Bengaluru finally broke the deadlock in the 28th minute. A swift move from the middle by Chhetri, who picked up Keengan Pereira and the latter raced into the box and sent a low cross into the box for Sean Rooney, who slammed the ball into the net.
Ten minutes later, the visitors increased the lead when a move on the left saw Rooney lay a pass for Chhetri inside the box and he got the better of rival defender Chandrashekar Chinta.
After the change of ends, Bengaluru continued to dictate terms and nearly swelled the lead when a move from the right saw Rooney send in a cross which Chhetri missed to connect.
The second half turned a bit physical and the hosts, who trailed by a couple of goals, tried hard but rival keeper Althuammawia Ralte once brought off a diving save.
