BENGALURU: FC Goa head coach Manolo Marquez will walk into the Sree Kanteerava stadium without any added pressure. The Spaniard knows that he will get another crack at the high-flying Bengaluru FC (BFC) on Goa’s home turf on Sunday. And it’s that comfort zone which Gerard Zaragoza's boys would target to puncture when the two quality sides line up for kick-off in the first leg of the Indian Super League (ISL) semifinals here on Wednesday.
If not a win, the Goan side, which finished second in the standings, would be hoping to limit the damage from the Blues who swept past defending champions Mumbai City FC 5-0 to enter the last four.
