Jamshedpur ISL team

A football team from Kerala, known as the Kerala Blasters, is facing a team from Jamshedpur, also from Kerala, in the 12th round of the Indian Super League. The Kerala Blasters have not lost a game in their last seven outings, while their rivals, the Jamshedpur FC, are winless in their last eight matches. The Kerala Blasters are fourth in the ISL standings with 22 points, while the Jamshedpur FC are secondlast with just five points from 11 matches. Dimitrios Diamantakos' 17thminute goal helped the Kerala Blasters beat the Jamshedpur FC 10 when both teams met last in the league. The Kerala Blasters would be eyeing nothing less than a win against a side who are pretty low on confidence. However, the Kerala Blasters will be missing their key man, Ivan Kaliyoshnyi, who is serving a mandatory suspension after seeing four yellow cards. If it's only one yellow card, then the player will suffer the suspension. It will be difficult to score goals that way, and often the Kerala Blasters work in many ways - unpredictable and tough to beat - which is one of the reasons they have been successful. The Jamshedpur FC

Excuses can no longer keep Bengaluru FC’s morale high. This truth would have dawned on Coach Simon Grayson and senior players including skipper Sunil Chhetri by now.

Kolkata Mohammedan Sporting are searching for their maiden I-League victory on the road this season and Kibu Vicuna his first since taking charge of the team in the winter break as the Kolkata side faces hosts Mumbai Kenkre FC at the Cooperage on Thursday. "We know it is going to be difficult. We haven't won a game away from home and have got two draws. It will be a big challenge," Vicuna said on the eve of the match with 13 points from 11 games. Mohammedan Sporting are ninth on the table with 12 points behind league leaders Sreenidi Deccan FC meanwhile Neroca FC provisionally got out of the relegation zone after beating Trau 31 in the Imphal Derby. A hattrick of victories for Bengaluru FC Bengaluru FC on Wednesday beat hosts jamshedpur FC 30 to register a third consecutive win in the ninth season of ISL. Inching closer to the final playoff spot, the win put Bengaluru FC in seventh place three points ahead of Chennaiyin FC and just one behind FC Goa. 7 and Roy Krishna 34 put Bengaluru FC 20 up in the first half and Siva Narayanan made it 30 just after the hour mark.

Jamshedpur FC’s horrible run of form continued in the ninth edition of the Indian Super League (ISL) as they were handed their fifth successive defeat by Kerala Blasters at JRD Tata Sports Complex in Jamshedpur on Sunday.

Former champions Bengaluru FC's hopes to rescue the season with a second straight win were dealt a serious blow by ATK Mohun Bagan as Australian striker Dimitrios Petratos 66th-minute strike propelled the Kolkata club to a 1-0 win at the Sree Kanteerava stadium here on Saturday.

Cleiton Silva, a Brazilian forward for East Bengal, is having a stellar season in India's Super League, leading the scoring charts with seven goals. However, his individual brilliance is not enough to help East Bengal keep up with other teams in the standings, and they are currently in eighth place, seven points behind Odisha FC at the sixth place. Stephen Constantine's side is eighth in the standings, seven points behind Odisha FC at the sixth place. The final spot for the playoffs is still up for grabs, and Constantine has made it clear that his team is a "work in progress." Cleiton said that his team's target is to be at the top six and earn a spot in the playoffs. He said that winning the ISL title is difficult, but that his team is aiming for the playoffs. Cleiton also said that he sees a lot of promising young players in East Bengal, and that he wants to break into the national team. Another promising young player is defender Lalchungnunga. He has already signed a long-term deal with East Bengal and is determined to keep his chin up despite the team's rearguard woes. Another young player that Cleiton mentioned is Mahesh Naorem Singh, a winger from Lajong

Chennaiyin FC have won both their away matches but it won’t be easy when they take on Odisha FC at the Kalinga Stadium on Thursday. Odisha notched up a stunning win against East Bengal last week coming back from 2-0 down and will look to keep the momentum going.

Atletico de Kolkata (ATK) are in fifth place in the Indian Super League (ISL) with 36 points, six points behind league leaders Mumbai FC. ATK will play Odisha FC at the Salt Lake Stadium in Kolkata on Saturday. If they win, they will establish a safety cushion. However, the Mariners have to lift their game after failing to score in four of their last five matches and winning just one of those games. ATK's coach, Juan Ferrando, will be happy to return home where they have won five out of seven games. Odisha FC have never beaten ATK in the ISL. Mumbai FC's streak of 11 straight wins in the ISL surpassed Mohun Bagan's record of 10 in the I-League.

Bengaluru FC is in the playoffs and they are playing Jamshedpur FC. The two teams have met 11 times and the Blues have won four games while the Jamshedpur have won four games as well.

In the ISL encounter between Kochi Kerala Blasters and Jamshedpur FC, Kochi Blasters dominated the match, winning by a score of 3-1. Jamshedpur FC, who were in second last place in the table at the time, scored a consolation goal in the 65th minute. Kochi Blasters currently occupy third place in the table with 25 points from 12 matches. Jamshedpur FC remain in the second last position with five points.

Bengaluru FC's CEO, Mandar Tamhane, is leaving the club after a long stint. This will add pressure on the senior pros and team management of the Blues as they get ready for a crucial Indian Super League match against Odisha FC at the Sree Kanteerava Stadium. BFC's chance to grab the sixth and last spot for the playoffs still hangs by a thread, even the win against bottom-placed Northeast United came deep into added time and Simon Grayson's men will need a miracle to overhaul sixth-placed FC Goa, who are six points clear after 13 rounds. What continues to hamper BFC's progress is the lack of goals the strike force that boasts of India captain Sunil Chhetri and Fiji's Roy Krishna has netted just 10 goals, the worst among the 11 teams. "Our aim is to do one thing that we haven't done this season and that's trying to get back-to-back wins," coach Grayson said. Goalkeeper Gurpreet Sandhu and his defence will face another stiff test from Odisha strikers led by Diego Mauricio, who has netted seven goals and made four assists. BFC fans will hope to see a confident Krishna, who has a record of scoring six goals