Ashley Westwood's side arrived at this former capital city on Monday with temperatures hovering around 40 degrees Celsius and have their task cut out against the Cup champions of Myanmar in the Group H match.
The 'Blues' played defending champions Johor Darul Ta'zim of Malaysia last week in Bengaluru and were unlucky to come out without a point after a solitary goal defeat.
Ayeyawady bounced back from an 1-8 campaign opening defeat to Johor with a 4-2 victory over Lao Toyota of Laos.
Curtis Osano and C K Vineeth, who missed the Blues' last two games with groin strains, have made the trip while skipper Sunil Chhetri, who had no part to play in the defeat to Johor, could be in contention to make the starting XI.
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Johor with two wins in as many games lead Group H with six points followed by Ayeyawady and Lao with three points each while Bengaluru lie at the bottom without a point with a chance to climb up tomorrow.
Bengaluru, however, will not have too much to worry about at the back should they be able to churn out the defensive performance like the one they rolled out against Johor. Young Salam Ranjan Singh was composed alongside John Johnson while Keegan Pereira, Lalchhuanmawia and Rino Anto refused to let anything slip by between them.
Udanta Singh, meanwhile, has been improving with every game and could play a pivotal part in Bengaluru's scheme of things tomorrow.