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There are quite a few references in the lead. Generally, if information is referenced in the body, it doesn't need to be sourced in the lead.
"Super Cup championship", is championship necessary here? A Super Cup is generally not considered a championship in my experience and would be fine listed as is.
There are a lot of sentences that began with "it was reported" or "it was rumoured", while the odd use can be acceptable, there are far to many here to really make the prose flow.
If you're using the same ref for the whole paragraph or long pieces of information, it's generally better to use it once at the end of what it's supporting rather than repeating it after each sentence.
"from corporate groups. Corporate groups", a little repetitive with the repeated usage.
"would construct new infrastructure", what infrastructure?
"at launch event at the Bangalore Football Stadium", sentence is a little jumbled.
A similar issue here with sentence structure. A few uses of "it was announced" and a lot of the sentence begin with the same "On xx date" format which is a little repetitive.
I don't think Sporting are generally known as Sporting Portugal. Might be better using the Sporting CP name as the article does.
Bangalore Football Stadium is repeat linked here. Links should generally only appear once in the main body, per WP:OVERLINK.
"Bengaluru scored their first official goal", as this was their first official match, there's no need to list official here as well.
In the lead, you use the singular tense when referring to the club (its), but here the article has switched to the plural (thier). It's better to maintain consistency to avoid confusion.
"In their first losing away game", as it's the first away game there's no need for this really.
"winning their first trophy", can it be considered their first trophy if they won the I-League the previous year? Perhaps rephrase to cup competition or something similar.
The second half of this paragraph appears to be unsourced?
"the team also reached Round 16 for the AFC Cup", do you mean the round of 16 rather than round 16? Also for should be replaced by of here.
Last paragraph is also unsourced.
Albert Roca era and transition to Indian Super League (2016–2018)
"assistant coach Albert Roca as the head coach for two seasons", is this referring to his contract length? If so, I would rephrase to "head coach on a two-year contract".
"became the third Indian team to qualify for the tournament's semi-finals", is being the third team to do it particularly notable?
Pipe out the F.C. for Johor Darul Ta'zim F.C..
"losing the game 0–1", no need to use a reverse scoreline here for the first time. It's clear from the start of the sentence that it was a defeat.
The section header mentions a transition to the ISL, but there appears to be no mention of that. This is particularly confusing in the following section when the ISL is mentioned.
There are a few sections at the bottom which appear to be largely unsourced such as technical staff (with an outstanding citation tag), team records and some of the honours.
The references are quite inconsistent in the way they are formatted. There are several that are only links with no publisher info. These need to be formatted so that they contain all the available information, publisher, publishing date, access date, author etc.
Some of the sources possibly need to be checked for reliability. There's at least one that is tagged as being a primary source.
Unfortunately, I'm failing this on a first run through as I believe it falls some way short of meeting the first and second criteria. Firstly, while it's not badly written, it does need a good copyedit to improve the overall flow of the article. Right now, it reads like it's been added almost on a week-by-week basis as events happened rather than as a whole. I would recommend perhaps making a request at WP:GOCE for an experienced copyeditor to take a look for you if that helps. Secondly, there is a fair chunk of unsourced information here and an article shouldn't really be coming to GAN with outstanding citation needed tags. Overall, I think this is too much for a single GA review to be fixing, but that being said it would be worth renominating when you've addressed the points raised here. If you have any questions please feel free to drop me a message. Kosack (talk) 07:32, 5 March 2021 (UTC)[reply]