Sakra World Hospital is the Medical Partners of BFC for the ISL 2017-18 Season

Third Match Report: BFC vs Chennayin FC

Bengaluru Football Club played their third match for ISL Season 2017-18 yesterday against Chennayin FC at Sree Kanteerava Stadium, Bengaluru.

BFC has been known for giving its all in every single match but unfortunately the luck wasn’t on their side yesterday. The equalizer from skipper couldn't save the day for Blues.

The major line up change didn't really go as planned for Albert Roca as Blues gave away 3 points to the visitors. Though Dhanpal's late goal costed 3 points for Blues, the victory sadly slipped away into the hands of the Chennayin FC.

Sakra World Hospital was there at the venue to ensure the required medical aid for any occuring emergency both for the players and audience.

Its well equipped ambulance and kiosks were set up at the venue keeping in mind the fact that they had to cover different radiuses ensuring easier access to medical aid within the entire stadium.

We supported our men in blue with all our hearts and will continue to do so in the future. So fans, don’t dishearten yourself as we know the victory is ours the next time. Let’s gear up for the next match and prepare for the celebration that’s about to be bestowed on us, again.

…And the blues go marching in!

All the best, BFC!

Second Match Report: BFC vs Delhi Dynamos FC

Bengaluru Football Club had its second match of the season yesterday and this time it was against Delhi Dynamos Football Club. Needless to say BFC came home victorious again. The first half was completely dominated by BFC and we witnessed two brilliant goals scored by Erik Paartalu.

Sakra World Hospital was there at the venue with the required medical aid, and supported BFC not just with medical facilities but also with the enthusiasm it needed to win from the fans in their own home base.

With a well prepared ambulance, medical kits, medicines and kiosks to tend to both the players and fans, our team was ensured there was no hindrance in the match in any way.

BFC have had a great show at home, and we can't wait for the blues to get some away points …and the blues go marching in!

First Match Report: BFC vs Mumbai City FC

Sakra World Hospital is the official Medical Partner of the BFC. The Sakra Medical Team ensured it was prepared with medical aid that was required to avoid or cure all probable unfortunate instances during the match. With a team of 30 medical professionals, Sakra attended the match at the Sree Kanteerava Stadium on Sunday, sitting throughout the match in case of any emergency. 

The team was led by Dr. Bevin D’Silva as he supervised the entire medical provision on the ground. With 4 kiosks, a well-equipped ambulance along with stretchers, first aid kit and other medicines, the team was there by the BFC’s side to handle all emergency situations.

Each kiosk had 2 medical assistants helping people both inside and outside the stadium with medical aid for situations that sprouted on the spot.

The ambulance was placed inside the stadium, besides the ground and the stretchers were kept ready as well.

The match began at started at 8 PM while the Sakra Medical Team was at the venue at 4 PM ensuring it was ready well before the match. And even though we were prepared for everything, we are relieved to say nothing major took place in terms of dreadful instances that could occur during a game.

Sakra World Hospital is Bengaluru’s best hospital that works with over 20 medical specialties and it was an honour for us to have collaborated with Bengaluru’s football champions for such a prestigious event.

The 4th edition of Indian Super League (ISL) 2017-2018, was kick started on 17th November 2017 with heaps of zest and excitement. Following the 1st match day’s lineup was our very own team, Bengaluru Football Club (BFC) that brought home victory in its maiden match against Mumbai City Football Club (MCFC) on 19th November 2017, Sunday. The players who upped the charts to 2-0 were Edu Garcia and Sunil Chhetri.

This match is a memorable one for all the Bangaloreans as it was the first time their city had a representative in ISL; the representative being 2 times I-League champions and 1 time Asian Football Configuration (AFC) runners-up.

We are glad the match went on without any hindrance and we wish our home team all the very best for its next match with Delhi Dynamos FC at the Sree Kanteerava Stadium again, on 26th November 2017.

May they come home victorious again!