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Tuesday, October 27, 2026

Al Seeb vs East Bengal LIVE SCORE — David prompts save; AFC Champions League 2, Ake Loba benched

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East Bengal FC will look for its first win in the AFC Champions League (ACL) Two 2026-27 when it takes on Oman’s Al-Seeb in its third group-stage match at the Al-Seeb Stadium on Tuesday, October 27.

The Red-and-Gold Brigade will be keen to translate its domestic consistency into a positive result on the continental stage, having won its first MG Indian Super League fixtures comprehensively - 4-0 against Churchill Brothers in Goa and 5-1 against Inter Kashi in Pune.

“It’s a crucial match for both teams because both of us need to win to stay alive in this tournament. It’s a great opportunity for us to become the first Indian club to win an ACL Two game. We have to be focused through the 90 minutes and avoid defensive lapses,” Antonio Lopez Habas, East Bengal’s head coach, said.

East Bengal began its ACL Two Group D campaign with a 2-2 draw against Jordan’s Al-Hussein SC in Amman last month, before suffering a narrow 2-3 defeat to Iraq’s Al-Shorta SC in Kolkata. It now heads into this crucial encounter on the back of a demanding run of fixtures on the road.

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