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'It is about time I sit down with the owner and had a talk. She has been supportive throughout but we can’t continue like this,' John Gregory said after Chennaiyin lost to Bengaluru in ISL

Australian midfielder Erik Paartalu got the ball rolling for Bengaluru FC against Chennaiyin in ISL with the opening goal (14th minute) before captain Sunil Chhetri made it 2-0 with a sensational strike (25’). Thongkhosiem Haokip rounded off a fine victory with a late goal (84’)

After a goalless first half, ATK took the lead in the 48th minute through David Williams, scoring the ISL's 1,000th goal in the process. The visitors proceeded to hold on to their advantage and inflict a second defeat on Chennaiyin, who are yet to score this season

On Sunday, festive spirits were not dampened despite the ISL game between Chennaiyin FC and Mumbai City FC lacking goals. Both teams created a host of chances in an intense encounter. However, poor finishing meant that the teams had to share honours in the Marina Arena

FC Goa, the ISL runners-up were a step ahead of their opponents Chennaiyin FC in all areas of the field and were the better team overall. New signing Seiminlen Doungel scored on his debut to break the deadlock in the 30th minute

In addition to his primary goalkeeping duties, the 33-year-old Karanjit Singh steps into a dynamic role as CFC goalkeeping coach for the upcoming season. The club is entrusting him with the additional responsibility while acknowledging his technical acumen as a custodian and the crucial role he has played in their achievements over the years

This year, Bengaluru FC laid claim to the inaugural Super Cup after drubbing Kingfisher East Bengal in the final. Thereafter, they travelled to Spain for pre-season training and played against Barcelona B and Villarreal B

'My boys have always been physically very fit. They are always able to compete with the opposition. But there is a mental toughness you must have. It literally started from the first day of the pre-season training,' said head coach Gregory

Chennaiyin FC co-owner Vita Dani said the signing of the three players was yet another mark of the franchise's commitment towards youth development.