Bengaluru FC will have their eyes fixed on the AFC Cup Inter-zone final as they take on North Korean club April 25 in the second leg of the competition's semi-final at the May Day Stadium on Wednesday.

BFC are taking a three-goal lead from the first leg win into the game, thanks to a dominant display in Bengaluru a little over two weeks ago and the Blues will be eager to book their place in the final.

On the other hand, 'April 25' will be banking on home advantage and support to spur them on to a fightback.

Speaking on the eve of the crucial game, Bengaluru head coach Albert Roca said that he wanted his team to stay focused and avoid any slip ups.

"It's going to be a tough match for us, given the conditions. Even though we have a three-goal advantage, we can't be complacent. We have to stay focused on our game plan and get the job done on Wednesday," he said.

While the team's initial plan was to travel to Pyongyang on Friday, North Korea's Foundation Day Celebrations on Saturday, September 9 meant the Blues had to postpone their departure to Sunday night and landed in the capital city late on Monday after transiting through China.

Speaking on the lack of time to acclimatise to the conditions, Roca said, "It would have been ideal to arrive a little earlier which would have given our boys enough time to get used to the conditions. But it is what it is. We want to hit the ground running and I hope it turns out to be a good experience."

On the team news front, Roca has almost an entire squad to choose from with no suspensions or injuries to worry about.

However, Dimas Delgado, Lenny Rodrigues and Harmanjot Khabra who all picked up bookings during the first leg will have to be careful as another booking will find them suspended from the final should Bengaluru make it through.

(With inputs from IANS)