Currently fourth on the points table, a victory will help Manolo Marquez and his boys leapfrog Mohun Bagan Super Giant and Odisha FC, to climb to second place. It would also align with what the Spanish tactician has said during the season
East Bengal FC has now moved to 21 points from 20 matches, and their upcoming fixtures against Bengaluru FC and Punjab FC will be critical to see if they manage to break into the top six
The result handed a big jolt to the Juggernauts and their hopes of clinching the League Winners Shield as they now have 36 points from 19 games (with 10 wins, six draws and three losses), five behind what the top-placed Mumbai City FC (41) has accumulated from the same number of matches. On
Zaragoza's men will be determined to carry forward their scintillating home record against the Kalinga Warriors and stay alive in the chase for a playoff spot.
Odisha FC held the top spot in the points table for a large chunk of the second half of the campaign. However, they have slipped seven points out of a possible 12 in their last four games, losing 2-1 to Chennaiyin FC in their previous ISL fixture.
FC Goa and Bengaluru FC will play their respective last matches before the upcoming international break in the Indian Super League (ISL) when they lock horns at the Fatorda Stadium on Thursday.
Bengaluru FC head coach Gerard Zaragoza wants his team to improve their results away from home as they chase a place in the playoffs in the Indian Super League (ISL).
The Matchweek 19 of Indian Super League (ISL) 2023-24 will begin with Chennaiyin FC locking horns against Hyderabad FC at the Jawaharlal Nehru Indoor Stadium on March 9, at 7:30 pm IST.
With this win, Punjab FC jumped to ninth position in the table and are only a single point behind Bengaluru FC who occupy the final playoff spot. This is also the third straight victory for Punjab away from home and the fourth win in six matches, continuing their good run of form.
The Gaurs have thus moved to 32 points (won nine matches, drawn five and lost three) with this win, within touching distance of the top-placed Odisha FC (35), having played a game fewer (17) than the Juggernauts (18. Contrastingly, the Red and Gold Brigade are three points behind (18 points,
The Kerala Blasters FC is upbeat after their incredible 4-2 victory against FC Goa that they produced in Kochi last week. Two goals down in the first half after three straight losses, the Yellow Army struck four times in the final 40-odd minutes to storm back to winning ways.