Ferran Corominas scored from the spot in the dying minutes to help his side FC Goa salvage a draw against defending champions Bengaluru FC on Monday. A big relief for the hosts came when the referee awarded a penalty in the stoppage time of the game. Corominas converted the penalty in the 93rd minute by sending Bengaluru goalkeeper Gurpreet Singh the wrong way. The first half between the two sides ended goalless as players from both teams failed to produce any clear-cut chances. Udanta Singh broke the deadlock in the 62nd minute to hand the visitors the lead. After conceding the goal FC Goa players played aggressively and created a couple of half-chances. In the dying moments, a Goa player was fouled inside the box which resulted in a penalty and Corominas coolly finished it off to earn a hard-fought point for his team. The draw means that defending champions Bengaluru will have to wait for their first win of the season.