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#5 Miku's terrific hat-trick turns the tide on it's head
Despite going down to 10 men after Nishu was sent off in the second half, Bengaluru FC mounted a stupendous comeback. Starman, Miku scored two quickfire goals to give BFC an unexpected lead. Mohun Bagan were left reeling after conceding two back to back goals.
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As surprising as it may sound, Bengaluru played with a lot more intent after being reduced to 10 men on the pitch. For the first one, Miku put his laces through and scored a sublime goal from inside the box.
In almost a carbon copy of his first, BFC won a free kick and took it quickly while Bagan's players were switched off. Toni cleverly released Miku who once again kept his calm and slotted the ball past Shilton, giving his side a 2-1 lead much against the run of play.
He then topped his day off with a third from the spot kick. Credit to the Venezuelan for not throwing in the towel despite not being awarded a clear-cut penalty just minutes before.
