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ISL 2019-20: Dedication, ambition and Antonio Habas' tactical acumen lace ATK's glory of winning third title - Firstpost

ISL 2019-20: Dedication, ambition and Antonio Habas’ tactical acumen lace ATK’s glory of winning third title – Firstpost

Antonio Habas polished off a perfect comeback to India with ATK lifting a historic third Indian Super League title following their 3-1 triumph over Chennaiyin FC in the finals of the recently concluded edition at the Fatorda Stadium in Goa.

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ISL 7: ATK Mohun Bagan coach happy to end 2020 at top of table

ISL 7: ATK Mohun Bagan coach happy to end 2020 at top of table

Both Chennaiyin FC and ATK Mohun Bagan played out a goalless draw in the penultimate Indian Super League (ISL) match of 2020 but coach Antonio Lopez Habas was not pleased with the result even though his side was at the receiving end for the large part of the encounter. Chennaiyin had multiple chances to put the game to bed, but a brilliant display from ATKMB goalkeeper Arindam Bhattacharja…

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ISL 2020-21: Arindam Bhattacharja shines in goal as Chennaiyin, Mohun Bagan play out goalless draw

ISL 2020-21: Arindam Bhattacharja shines in goal as Chennaiyin, Mohun Bagan play out goalless draw

Image Source : TWITTER/ATK MOHUN BAGAN It was Chennaiyin who were on the attack early on, with Arindam called into action as early as in the fifth minute. Both Chennaiyin FC and ATK Mohun Bagan were left frustrated as they played out a goalless draw in the Indian Super League (ISL) at the GMC Stadium on Tuesday. Chennaiyin, in particular, had multiple chances to put the game to bed, but a…

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ATK win record third ISL title, beat Chennaiyin 3-1 in final

It was against Chennaiyin FC that goalkeeper Arindam Bhattacharja had erred leading to a 1-3 loss for ATK. A clanger in Bengaluru followed which had ATK chasing the semi-final. Redemption came in Sunday’s final where Bhattacharja’s saves helped ATK become the first team to win three Indian Super League (ISL) titles and the Rs 8 crore cheque that comes with it.

“Their goalkeeper was in inspired…

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Kotal, Rane score as ATK beat FC Goa and go top - football

ATK quelled FC Goa and knocked them off the top perch in ISL6 with a 2-0 win here on Saturday despite struggling to breathe for a passage of play in the second half.Goals from Pritam Kotal and Jayesh Rane took ATK to 24 points, the same as FC Goa, after 13 rounds and on pole position on better goal difference. ATK have a goal difference of 13 and FC Goa stay on nine.“Had Goa won, they would have been six points ahead and maybe sealed the first position. But this is football. A very good win for us brings us back on top,” said ATK assistant-coach Manuel Cascallena deputising for suspended head coach Antonio Habas.The 2-0 win means ATK have a better goal differential against FC Goa, having lost 1-2 away. After a cautious first half that had FC Goa hitting the side netting twice and Hugo Boumous being unable to keep his shot on target and ATK having little to show for barring a Jobby Justin header that lacked power, the game opened up.ATK came out in the second half attacking FC Goa’s sidebacks and using the width of the Salt Lake stadium pitch. They scored in the 48th minute when Roy Krishna dragged two players wide and Kotal ran in to meet his chip with a powerful header.“It was a mistake defending a set-piece. That the goal came early in the second half proved decisive. When two equal teams play, small things make a difference,” said FC Goa coach Sergio Lobera. Krishna found space again in the 50th minute but was shielded by Carlos Pena. ATK were pressing high and FC Goa were being dragged out of shape. In the 54th minute Mourtada Fall left a leg on Krishna that deserved a booking from referee Kasimov Sherzod. Soon, Agustin Garcia blasted over from another hook-back. FC Goa’s plan of attack was, well, attack. It came in unrelenting waves forcing ATK into desperate defending, fouls in dangerous areas and putting bodies on the line to protect Kotal’s goal. Prabir Das blocked a shot in the 77th minute inside the penalty area from Ahmed Jahou and in the 60th, it was Krishna who did outside the area hurting his hand in the process.FC Goa were also profligate in front of goal with substitute Saviour Gama scuffing an on-the-run attempt. Twice, Arindam Bhattacharja kept ATK in the game. In the 65th minute, he left charge to jut out a hand that got to the ball before an onrushing Ferran Corominas. Three minutes later, Bhattacharja produced a reflex save to deny Seiminlen Doungel after Boumous broke free on the left and found his mate with a cut-back.Between the 58th and the 78th minutes, ATK struggled to get the ball out of their half as FC Goa attacked with all outfield players barring centre-backs Mourtada Fall and Carlos Pena.FC Goa coach Sergio Lobera took out left-back Mandar Rao Dessai and introduced attacking midfielder Eduardo Bedia. At the other end, left wingback Michael Sossiaraj was replaced by India central defender Anas Edathodika.It was Pena being replaced by Chinglensana Singh --- to ensure six Indians were on the pitch after Bedia came on --- that ATK turned things around.Rane could have put it to bed in the 80th minute after Krishna took Singh away, drew goalkeeper Mohammad Nawaz out and played it to him. From almost on the goalline, Rane ballooned over.Eight minutes later, he didn’t. Again it was Krishna who took Singh with him after holding on to a Kotal free-kick. This time Rane sent the hook-back home with a stab.“There were two possibilities, either we would get a goal or they would from a counter-attack. It was a risk, I had to take,” said Lobera. Read the full article

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Indian Super League | Brown delivers for The Blues

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Indian Super League | Brown delivers for The Blues

There was finally some cheer in the Bengaluru FC camp as it battled past ATK 1-0 in the first leg of the ISL semifinal at the Sree Kanteerava Stadium on Sunday.

Deshorn Brown’s first-half strike secured the reigning champion a morale-boosting win that puts it in the ascendancy going into the second leg in Kolkata next Sunday.

Nishu sees red

The home side played the last five odd minutes with 10 men after Nishu Kumar was sent off for denying Roy Krishna a scoring opportunity near the edge of the area. ATK pinned its hopes on the resulting free kick for the crucial away goal. But despite a retake, ATK couldn’t score as BFC’s excellent defensive co-ordination came to the fore. 

Earlier in the evening, the first chance of the match fell to BFC in the seventh minute when Rahul Bheke rose to meet Dimas Delgado’s corner but headed it over the bar. But for that, BFC pegged itself deep with ATK doing all the pressing. 

Just after the quarter-hour mark, ATK thought it had gone ahead when David Williams, after collecting the ball from Krishna on the right flank, drove it into the net, only to be called for a handball. 

The hosts’ first phase of sustained pressure came around 30 minutes and it brought three consecutive corners. While not much came off them, BFC stuck immediately after, when Brown bundled the ball in from close range after ATK goalkeeper Arindam Bhattacharja made a mess of a weak shot from central defender Juanan.

At the break, in an attacking move, Cuadrat brought on striker Kevaughn Frater for defender Albert Serran and the Jamaican proved the liveliest of the lot. 

Brilliant save

On 75 minutes, he unleashed a superb left-footer from 30 yards out which was brilliantly saved by Arindam. He then released Paartalu on the right wing but the latter’s cut-back wasn’t capitalised on by Chhetri.

Much of ATK’s attack was restricted to the left side of the midfield, but Michael Soosairaj had a largely forgettable outing there.

ATK’s hopes rose when Williams went on a marauding box-to-box run that brought the free-kick from a dangerous position. But BFC ensured it wouldn’t be denied the victory.

The result: Bengaluru FC 1 (Brown 31) bt ATK 0.

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Bengaluru FC To Make Indian Super League Debut Against Mumbai FC

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Bengaluru FC To Make Indian Super League Debut Against Mumbai FC

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New outfit Bengaluru FC will make their much-awaited Indian Super League (ISL) debut when they cross swords with last season’s semi-finalists Mumbai City FC on Sunday. The Sree Kanteerava Stadium will witness a first when the home team, a two-time I-League champions, takes to the field in the country’s new top-tier league. The clash between the two rivals would be interesting, for they hardly know each others’ game. “It is the beginning of a new era in this club’s history, but the boys know they can’t get carried away by the occasion. Mumbai City are a good side and we will have to be at our best if we are to take anything away from the clash,” BFC head coach Albert Roca said at the pre-match press conference. In all likelihood, BFC will go in with field five foreign players as per the league rules.

It will be interesting to see the team fielded by Roca, given the inclusion of Braulio Nobrega, Edu Garcia and Miku, who join defender John Johnson in the Blues’ squad for the ISL.

Bengaluru have been given the green light to play goalkeeper Gurpreet Singh Sandhu, with league rules allowing the Federation Cup winners to replace Lalthuammawia Ralte, who is set to miss at least four weeks with an ankle injury.

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Also missing out for upto three weeks will be Dimas Delgado, owing to an injury suffered in pre-season.

“It’s unfortunate that Dimas and Mawia picked up injuries but at the same time, I am happy that Gurpreet can fill the void in the goalkeeping position. He makes us secure and will play a crucial part tomorrow,” Roca said.

Guided by Brazil-born Costa Rican gaffer Alexandre Guimaraes, Mumbai come into the game on the back of a pre-season in Spain, where they played seven friendly games.

With former Blues custodians Amrinder Singh and Arindam Bhattacharja in their ranks, the Islanders have also brought in some flair with as many as five Brazilians headlining their overseas contingent, which will be led by Romanian defender Lucian Goian.

Asked about Mubai FC, Rocca said, “Mumbai have a coach who did well with them last season and they have got good foreigners who can cause trouble on their day. But we will focus on our game and look forward to putting out a performance that will make our fans proud.”

Meanwhile, Bengaluru FC, who were involved with the AFC Cup commitments, travelled to the BFC Residential Academy in Ballari for a two-week camp.

The build-up also saw the Blues play multiple friendly games against East Bengal in Bengaluru and Chennai City, Gokulam FC and Minerva Punjab in Ballari before returning to the city.

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ISL 2019-20: Chennaiyin FC head coach Owen Coyle says his team was better in final, paid price of poor finishing - Firstpost

ISL 2019-20: Chennaiyin FC head coach Owen Coyle says his team was better in final, paid price of poor finishing – Firstpost

Margao: Chennaiyin FC head coach Owen Coyle rued his side’s missed chances in their 1-3 defeat against ATK in the Indian Super League summit clash that cost them a third title.

Chennaiyin FC head coach Owen Coyle rued his side’s missed chances in their 1-3 defeat against ATK in ISL final. Sportzpics

Chennaiyin failed to give their magical…

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Know About Indian Super League

The Indian Super League is a men’s professional football league in India. It is also called as Hero Indian Super League due to sponsor reason. This league is one of Top Football league in India.

On October 2013, IMG, Reliance and Star Sports make collaboration and launched this league in India with an aim to make football popular. With growing popularity of Indian Super league Season, 4 is going to start from 17th November 2017 to 4th March 2018.  The finals will occur from the second week of March 2018 with the final occurring on 17 March 2018 in Kolkata.

It is expected that this season will go more popular and excited after the two new team came in and join the Indian Super League (i.e.  Bengaluru and Jamshedpur).

The Teams which is going to participate in the ISL 2017-18.

Atlético de Kolkata

Bengaluru FC

Chennaiyin FC

Delhi Dynamos FC

FC Goa

FC Pune City

Jamshedpur FC

Kerala Blasters FC

Mumbai City FC

NorthEast United FC

These are the ten teams which will participate in the Indian Super League Season 4.

Ticket Details

Indian Super League 2017-18 will kickstart from 17th Nov 2017. Ticket selling already started and it is sold through the merchant BookMyShow website and Apps. You can also book the ticket from the local ticket counter of the stadium on Match date but that depends upon the availability of the ticket. So, it is advised to book the ticket Online only.

Ticket price change from team to team. It is as minimum as Rs 150 to maximum Rs. 2500. Ticket price you can check the BookMyShow website.

Indian Super League 2017 Squad Details

All teams of ISL have finalized their respective team for the season 2017-18. You can see which player is playing from which team in the Indian Super League season 4.

Atlético de Kolkata (ATK)

Goalkeepers – Debjit, Jussi Jaaskelainen, Kunzang Bhutia

Defenders – Anwar Ali, Ashutosh Mehta, Augustin Melwyn Fernandes, Jordi Montel, Keegan Pereira, Nallappan Mohanraj, Prabir, Tom Thorpe

Midfielders – Bipin Thounaojam, Carl Baker, Conor Thomas, Darren Caldeira, Eugenson Lyngdoh, Hitesh Sharma, Ronald Singh, Rupert Nongrum, Shankar Sampingiraj

Forwards – Jayesh Rane, Jose Egas dos Santos Branco, Njazi Kuqi, Robbie Keane, Robin Singh

Bengaluru FC

Goalkeepers – Abhra Mondal, Calvin Abhishek, Lalthuammawia Ralte, Gurpreet Singh Sandhu

Defenders – Colin Abranches, John Johnson, Joyner Monte Lourenco, Juan Antonio Gonzalez Fernandez, Nishu Kumar, Rahul Bheke, Subhasish Bose, Zohmingliana Ralte

Midfielders – Antonio Rodriguez Dovale, Boithang Haokip, Eduardo García Martin, Erik Paartalu, Harmanjot Singh Khabra, Lenny Rodrigues, Malsawmzuala, Udanta Singh

Forwards – Alwyn George, Braulio Nobrega, Nicolas Ladislao Fedor Flores, Sunil Chhetri, Thongkhosiem Haokip

Chennaiyin FC

Goalkeepers – Karanjit, Pawan Kumar, Shahin Lal Meloli

Defenders – Dhanachandra Singh, Fulganco Cardozo, Henrique Fonseca Sereno, Inigo Calderon, Jerry Lalrinzuala, Keenan Almeida, Mailson Alves, Sanjay Balmuchu

Midfielders – Anirudh Thapa, Bikramjit Singh, Dhanapal Ganesh, Francisco Fernandes, Germanpreet Singh, Jaime Gavilan, Raphael Augusto, Rene Mihelic, Thoi Singh Khangembam

Forwards – Baoringdao Bodo, Gregory Nelson, Jeje Lalpekhlua, Jude Nworuh, Mohammed Rafi

Delhi Dynamos FC

Goalkeepers – Albino Gomes, Arnab Das Sharma, Sukhadev Patil

Defenders – Eduardo Moya Cantillo, Gabriel Cichero, Jayananda Singh, Lalhmangaihsanga Ralte, Mohammad Sajid Dhot, Munmun Timothy Lugun, Pratik Prabhakar Chowdhary, Pritam Kotal, Rowilson Rodrigues

Midfielders – David Khamchin Ngaihte, Matías Mirabaje, Paulinho Dias, Seityasen Singh, Simranjeet Singh, Vinit Rai

Forwards – Guyon Fernandez, Jeroen Lumu, Kalu Uche, Lallianzuala Chhangte, Romeo Fernandes

FC Goa

Goalkeepers – Bruno Rayan Colaco Laxmikant Naveen Kumar

Defenders – Amey Ganesh Ranawade Jovel Martins Konsham Chinglensana Singh Mohamed Ali Narayan Das Sergio Juste

Midfielders – Ahmed Jahouh Anthony D’Souza Bruno Pinheiro Eduardo Bedia Pelaez Mandar Rao Manuel Arana Rodriguez Manuel Lanzarote Mohammad Yasir Pratesh Shirodkar Pronay Halder Seriton Benny Fernandes

Forwards – Adrian Colunga Perez, Brandon Fernandes Ferran Corominas, Liston Colaco Manvir Singh

FC Pune City

Goalkeepers – Anuj Kumar, Kamaljit Singh, Vishal Kaith

Defenders – Damir Grgic, Diego Carlos Santos Silva, Gurtej Singh, Harpreet Singh, Lalchhuanmawia Fanai, Pawan Kumar, Rafael Lopez Gomez, Sarthak Golui, Wayne Vaz

Midfielders – Adil Ahmed Khan, Ajay Singh, Baljit Singh Sahni, Isaac Vanmalsawma Chhakchhuak, Jewel Raja Shaikh, Jonatan Lucca, Marcos Tebar, Robertino Pugliara, Rohit Kumar

Forwards – Ashique Kuruniyan, Emiliano Alfaro, Kean Francis Lewis, Marcelinho

Jamshedpur FC

Goalkeepers – Md Rafique Ali Sardar, Sanjiban Ghosh, Subrata Paul

Defenders – Anas Edathodika, Andre Bikey, Jose Luis Espinosa Arroyo, Robin Gurung, Sairuat Kima, Shouvik Ghosh, Yumnam Raju Mangang

Midfielders – Bikash Jairu, Emerson Gomes de Moura, Mehtab Hossain, Sameehg Doutie, Souvik Chakrabarti, Trindade Goncalves

Forwards – Ashim Biswas, Farukh Choudhary, Izu Azuka, Jerry Mawihmingthanga, Kervens Belfort, Siddharth Singh, Sumeet Passi, Talla N’Diaye

Kerala Blasters FC

Goalkeepers – Paul Rachubka Subhasish Roy Chowdhury Sandip Nandy

Defenders – Lalruatthara, Lalthakima, Nemanja Lakic-Pesic, Rino Anto, Samuel Shadap, Sandesh Jhingan, Soraisam Pritam Kumar Singh, Wes Brown

Midfielders – Ajith Sivan, Arata Izumi, CK Vineeth, Courage Pekuson, Jackichand Singh, Loken Moirangthem Meitei, Milan Singh Ongnam, Siam Hanghal

Forwards – Dimitar Berbatov, Iain Hume, Karan Sawhney, Mark Sifneos, Prasanth Karuthadathkuni

Mumbai City FC

Goalkeepers – Amrinder Singh, Arindam Bhattacharja, Kunal Sawant

Defenders – Aiborlang Khongjee, Biswajit Saha, Davinder Singh, Gerson Vieira, Lalchhawnkima, Lucian Goian, Marcio Rosario, Mehrajuddin Wadoo, Raju Eknath Gaikwad

Midfielders – Abhinash Ruidas, Achille Emana Edzimbi, Everton Santos, Leo Costa, Rakesh Oram, Sahil Tavora, Sanju Pradhan, Sehnaj, Thiago Nascimento Dos Santos, Zakeer Mundampara

Forwards – Balwant Singh Pranjal Bhumij Rafa Jordá

NorthEast United FC

Goalkeepers – Gurpreet Singh Chabhal, Ravi Kumar, Rehenesh TP

Defenders – Abdul Hakku Nediyodath, Gursimrat Singh Gill, Jose Goncalves, Mamadu Samba Candé, Martin Damian Diaz Pena, Nirmal Chettri, Reagan Singh, Robert Lalthlamuana

Midfielders – Adilson Goiano, Fanai Lalrempuia, Lalrindika Ralte, Malemngamba Meitei Kshetrimayum, Márcio de Souza Gregório Junior, Rowllin Borges, Sushil Meitei Ahongshangbam

Forwards – Danilo Lopes Cezario, Halicharan Narzary, Luis Alfonso Paez, Odair Fortes, Seiminlen Doungel

Author Note

Ticket sale for the Indian Super League is started on BookMyshow and other respective. You can get all the details of Indian Super League at one place on Isportsleague.com. This season will be more entertaining as many marquee players have signed this year. In India Fans for the Football is growing day by day.

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ATK Mohun Bagan Boss Antonio Lopez Habas Picks Sandesh Jhingan as One of His 5 Captains

ATK Mohun Bagan Boss Antonio Lopez Habas Picks Sandesh Jhingan as One of His 5 Captains

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A believer in having multiple leaders in his side, ATK Mohun Bagan coach Antonio Lopez Habas on Sunday picked star India defender Sandesh Jhingan as one of his five captains for the upcoming Indian Super League. Jhingan, who is one of the high profile signings of the season, was named along with fellow defender Pritam Kotal and goalkeeper Arindam Bhattacharja as the three Indian captains…

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Know About Indian Super League

The Indian Super League is a men’s professional football league in India. It is also called as Hero Indian Super League due to sponsor reason. This league is one of Top Football league in India.

On October 2013, IMG, Reliance and Star Sports make collaboration and launched this league in India with an aim to make football popular. With growing popularity of Indian Super league Season, 4 is going to start from 17th November 2017 to 4th March 2018.  The finals will occur from the second week of March 2018 with the final occurring on 17 March 2018 in Kolkata.

It is expected that this season will go more popular and excited after the two new team came in and join the Indian Super League (i.e.  Bengaluru and Jamshedpur).

The Teams which is going to participate in the ISL 2017-18.

Atlético de Kolkata

Bengaluru FC

Chennaiyin FC

Delhi Dynamos FC

FC Goa

FC Pune City

Jamshedpur FC

Kerala Blasters FC

Mumbai City FC

NorthEast United FC

These are the ten teams which will participate in the Indian Super League Season 4.

Ticket Details

Indian Super League 2017-18 will kickstart from 17th Nov 2017. Ticket selling already started and it is sold through the merchant BookMyShow website and Apps. You can also book the ticket from the local ticket counter of the stadium on Match date but that depends upon the availability of the ticket. So, it is advised to book the ticket Online only.

Ticket price change from team to team. It is as minimum as Rs 150 to maximum Rs. 2500. Ticket price you can check the BookMyShow website.

Indian Super League 2017 Squad Details

All teams of ISL have finalized their respective team for the season 2017-18. You can see which player is playing from which team in the Indian Super League season 4.

Atlético de Kolkata (ATK)

Goalkeepers – Debjit, Jussi Jaaskelainen, Kunzang Bhutia

Defenders – Anwar Ali, Ashutosh Mehta, Augustin Melwyn Fernandes, Jordi Montel, Keegan Pereira, Nallappan Mohanraj, Prabir, Tom Thorpe

Midfielders – Bipin Thounaojam, Carl Baker, Conor Thomas, Darren Caldeira, Eugenson Lyngdoh, Hitesh Sharma, Ronald Singh, Rupert Nongrum, Shankar Sampingiraj

Forwards – Jayesh Rane, Jose Egas dos Santos Branco, Njazi Kuqi, Robbie Keane, Robin Singh

Bengaluru FC

Goalkeepers – Abhra Mondal, Calvin Abhishek, Lalthuammawia Ralte, Gurpreet Singh Sandhu

Defenders – Colin Abranches, John Johnson, Joyner Monte Lourenco, Juan Antonio Gonzalez Fernandez, Nishu Kumar, Rahul Bheke, Subhasish Bose, Zohmingliana Ralte

Midfielders – Antonio Rodriguez Dovale, Boithang Haokip, Eduardo García Martin, Erik Paartalu, Harmanjot Singh Khabra, Lenny Rodrigues, Malsawmzuala, Udanta Singh

Forwards – Alwyn George, Braulio Nobrega, Nicolas Ladislao Fedor Flores, Sunil Chhetri, Thongkhosiem Haokip

Chennaiyin FC

Goalkeepers – Karanjit, Pawan Kumar, Shahin Lal Meloli

Defenders – Dhanachandra Singh, Fulganco Cardozo, Henrique Fonseca Sereno, Inigo Calderon, Jerry Lalrinzuala, Keenan Almeida, Mailson Alves, Sanjay Balmuchu

Midfielders – Anirudh Thapa, Bikramjit Singh, Dhanapal Ganesh, Francisco Fernandes, Germanpreet Singh, Jaime Gavilan, Raphael Augusto, Rene Mihelic, Thoi Singh Khangembam

Forwards – Baoringdao Bodo, Gregory Nelson, Jeje Lalpekhlua, Jude Nworuh, Mohammed Rafi

Delhi Dynamos FC

Goalkeepers – Albino Gomes, Arnab Das Sharma, Sukhadev Patil

Defenders – Eduardo Moya Cantillo, Gabriel Cichero, Jayananda Singh, Lalhmangaihsanga Ralte, Mohammad Sajid Dhot, Munmun Timothy Lugun, Pratik Prabhakar Chowdhary, Pritam Kotal, Rowilson Rodrigues

Midfielders – David Khamchin Ngaihte, Matías Mirabaje, Paulinho Dias, Seityasen Singh, Simranjeet Singh, Vinit Rai

Forwards – Guyon Fernandez, Jeroen Lumu, Kalu Uche, Lallianzuala Chhangte, Romeo Fernandes

FC Goa

Goalkeepers – Bruno Rayan Colaco Laxmikant Naveen Kumar

Defenders – Amey Ganesh Ranawade Jovel Martins Konsham Chinglensana Singh Mohamed Ali Narayan Das Sergio Juste

Midfielders – Ahmed Jahouh Anthony D’Souza Bruno Pinheiro Eduardo Bedia Pelaez Mandar Rao Manuel Arana Rodriguez Manuel Lanzarote Mohammad Yasir Pratesh Shirodkar Pronay Halder Seriton Benny Fernandes

Forwards – Adrian Colunga Perez, Brandon Fernandes Ferran Corominas, Liston Colaco Manvir Singh

FC Pune City

Goalkeepers – Anuj Kumar, Kamaljit Singh, Vishal Kaith

Defenders – Damir Grgic, Diego Carlos Santos Silva, Gurtej Singh, Harpreet Singh, Lalchhuanmawia Fanai, Pawan Kumar, Rafael Lopez Gomez, Sarthak Golui, Wayne Vaz

Midfielders – Adil Ahmed Khan, Ajay Singh, Baljit Singh Sahni, Isaac Vanmalsawma Chhakchhuak, Jewel Raja Shaikh, Jonatan Lucca, Marcos Tebar, Robertino Pugliara, Rohit Kumar

Forwards – Ashique Kuruniyan, Emiliano Alfaro, Kean Francis Lewis, Marcelinho

Jamshedpur FC

Goalkeepers – Md Rafique Ali Sardar, Sanjiban Ghosh, Subrata Paul

Defenders – Anas Edathodika, Andre Bikey, Jose Luis Espinosa Arroyo, Robin Gurung, Sairuat Kima, Shouvik Ghosh, Yumnam Raju Mangang

Midfielders – Bikash Jairu, Emerson Gomes de Moura, Mehtab Hossain, Sameehg Doutie, Souvik Chakrabarti, Trindade Goncalves

Forwards – Ashim Biswas, Farukh Choudhary, Izu Azuka, Jerry Mawihmingthanga, Kervens Belfort, Siddharth Singh, Sumeet Passi, Talla N’Diaye

Kerala Blasters FC

Goalkeepers – Paul Rachubka Subhasish Roy Chowdhury Sandip Nandy

Defenders – Lalruatthara, Lalthakima, Nemanja Lakic-Pesic, Rino Anto, Samuel Shadap, Sandesh Jhingan, Soraisam Pritam Kumar Singh, Wes Brown

Midfielders – Ajith Sivan, Arata Izumi, CK Vineeth, Courage Pekuson, Jackichand Singh, Loken Moirangthem Meitei, Milan Singh Ongnam, Siam Hanghal

Forwards – Dimitar Berbatov, Iain Hume, Karan Sawhney, Mark Sifneos, Prasanth Karuthadathkuni

Mumbai City FC

Goalkeepers – Amrinder Singh, Arindam Bhattacharja, Kunal Sawant

Defenders – Aiborlang Khongjee, Biswajit Saha, Davinder Singh, Gerson Vieira, Lalchhawnkima, Lucian Goian, Marcio Rosario, Mehrajuddin Wadoo, Raju Eknath Gaikwad

Midfielders – Abhinash Ruidas, Achille Emana Edzimbi, Everton Santos, Leo Costa, Rakesh Oram, Sahil Tavora, Sanju Pradhan, Sehnaj, Thiago Nascimento Dos Santos, Zakeer Mundampara

Forwards – Balwant Singh Pranjal Bhumij Rafa Jordá

NorthEast United FC

Goalkeepers – Gurpreet Singh Chabhal, Ravi Kumar, Rehenesh TP

Defenders – Abdul Hakku Nediyodath, Gursimrat Singh Gill, Jose Goncalves, Mamadu Samba Candé, Martin Damian Diaz Pena, Nirmal Chettri, Reagan Singh, Robert Lalthlamuana

Midfielders – Adilson Goiano, Fanai Lalrempuia, Lalrindika Ralte, Malemngamba Meitei Kshetrimayum, Márcio de Souza Gregório Junior, Rowllin Borges, Sushil Meitei Ahongshangbam

Forwards – Danilo Lopes Cezario, Halicharan Narzary, Luis Alfonso Paez, Odair Fortes, Seiminlen Doungel

Author Note

Ticket sale for the Indian Super League is started on BookMyshow and other respective. You can get all the details of Indian Super League at one place on Isportsleague.com. This season will be more entertaining as many marquee players have signed this year. In India Fans for the Football is growing day by day.

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Know About Indian Super League

The Indian Super League is a men’s professional football league in India. It is also called as Hero Indian Super League due to sponsor reason. This league is one of Top Football league in India.

On October 2013, IMG, Reliance and Star Sports make collaboration and launched this league in India with an aim to make football popular. With growing popularity of Indian Super league Season, 4 is going to start from 17th November 2017 to 4th March 2018.  The finals will occur from the second week of March 2018 with the final occurring on 17 March 2018 in Kolkata.

It is expected that this season will go more popular and excited after the two new team came in and join the Indian Super League (i.e.  Bengaluru and Jamshedpur).

The Teams which is going to participate in the ISL 2017-18.

Atlético de Kolkata

Bengaluru FC

Chennaiyin FC

Delhi Dynamos FC

FC Goa

FC Pune City

Jamshedpur FC

Kerala Blasters FC

Mumbai City FC

NorthEast United FC

These are the ten teams which will participate in the Indian Super League Season 4.

Ticket Details

Indian Super League 2017-18 will kickstart from 17th Nov 2017. Ticket selling already started and it is sold through the merchant BookMyShow website and Apps. You can also book the ticket from the local ticket counter of the stadium on Match date but that depends upon the availability of the ticket. So, it is advised to book the ticket Online only.

Ticket price change from team to team. It is as minimum as Rs 150 to maximum Rs. 2500. Ticket price you can check the BookMyShow website.

Indian Super League 2017 Squad Details

All teams of ISL have finalized their respective team for the season 2017-18. You can see which player is playing from which team in the Indian Super League season 4.

Atlético de Kolkata (ATK)

Goalkeepers – Debjit, Jussi Jaaskelainen, Kunzang Bhutia

Defenders – Anwar Ali, Ashutosh Mehta, Augustin Melwyn Fernandes, Jordi Montel, Keegan Pereira, Nallappan Mohanraj, Prabir, Tom Thorpe

Midfielders – Bipin Thounaojam, Carl Baker, Conor Thomas, Darren Caldeira, Eugenson Lyngdoh, Hitesh Sharma, Ronald Singh, Rupert Nongrum, Shankar Sampingiraj

Forwards – Jayesh Rane, Jose Egas dos Santos Branco, Njazi Kuqi, Robbie Keane, Robin Singh

Bengaluru FC

Goalkeepers – Abhra Mondal, Calvin Abhishek, Lalthuammawia Ralte, Gurpreet Singh Sandhu

Defenders – Colin Abranches, John Johnson, Joyner Monte Lourenco, Juan Antonio Gonzalez Fernandez, Nishu Kumar, Rahul Bheke, Subhasish Bose, Zohmingliana Ralte

Midfielders – Antonio Rodriguez Dovale, Boithang Haokip, Eduardo García Martin, Erik Paartalu, Harmanjot Singh Khabra, Lenny Rodrigues, Malsawmzuala, Udanta Singh

Forwards – Alwyn George, Braulio Nobrega, Nicolas Ladislao Fedor Flores, Sunil Chhetri, Thongkhosiem Haokip

Chennaiyin FC

Goalkeepers – Karanjit, Pawan Kumar, Shahin Lal Meloli

Defenders – Dhanachandra Singh, Fulganco Cardozo, Henrique Fonseca Sereno, Inigo Calderon, Jerry Lalrinzuala, Keenan Almeida, Mailson Alves, Sanjay Balmuchu

Midfielders – Anirudh Thapa, Bikramjit Singh, Dhanapal Ganesh, Francisco Fernandes, Germanpreet Singh, Jaime Gavilan, Raphael Augusto, Rene Mihelic, Thoi Singh Khangembam

Forwards – Baoringdao Bodo, Gregory Nelson, Jeje Lalpekhlua, Jude Nworuh, Mohammed Rafi

Delhi Dynamos FC

Goalkeepers – Albino Gomes, Arnab Das Sharma, Sukhadev Patil

Defenders – Eduardo Moya Cantillo, Gabriel Cichero, Jayananda Singh, Lalhmangaihsanga Ralte, Mohammad Sajid Dhot, Munmun Timothy Lugun, Pratik Prabhakar Chowdhary, Pritam Kotal, Rowilson Rodrigues

Midfielders – David Khamchin Ngaihte, Matías Mirabaje, Paulinho Dias, Seityasen Singh, Simranjeet Singh, Vinit Rai

Forwards – Guyon Fernandez, Jeroen Lumu, Kalu Uche, Lallianzuala Chhangte, Romeo Fernandes

FC Goa

Goalkeepers – Bruno Rayan Colaco Laxmikant Naveen Kumar

Defenders – Amey Ganesh Ranawade Jovel Martins Konsham Chinglensana Singh Mohamed Ali Narayan Das Sergio Juste

Midfielders – Ahmed Jahouh Anthony D’Souza Bruno Pinheiro Eduardo Bedia Pelaez Mandar Rao Manuel Arana Rodriguez Manuel Lanzarote Mohammad Yasir Pratesh Shirodkar Pronay Halder Seriton Benny Fernandes

Forwards – Adrian Colunga Perez, Brandon Fernandes Ferran Corominas, Liston Colaco Manvir Singh

FC Pune City

Goalkeepers – Anuj Kumar, Kamaljit Singh, Vishal Kaith

Defenders – Damir Grgic, Diego Carlos Santos Silva, Gurtej Singh, Harpreet Singh, Lalchhuanmawia Fanai, Pawan Kumar, Rafael Lopez Gomez, Sarthak Golui, Wayne Vaz

Midfielders – Adil Ahmed Khan, Ajay Singh, Baljit Singh Sahni, Isaac Vanmalsawma Chhakchhuak, Jewel Raja Shaikh, Jonatan Lucca, Marcos Tebar, Robertino Pugliara, Rohit Kumar

Forwards – Ashique Kuruniyan, Emiliano Alfaro, Kean Francis Lewis, Marcelinho

Jamshedpur FC

Goalkeepers – Md Rafique Ali Sardar, Sanjiban Ghosh, Subrata Paul

Defenders – Anas Edathodika, Andre Bikey, Jose Luis Espinosa Arroyo, Robin Gurung, Sairuat Kima, Shouvik Ghosh, Yumnam Raju Mangang

Midfielders – Bikash Jairu, Emerson Gomes de Moura, Mehtab Hossain, Sameehg Doutie, Souvik Chakrabarti, Trindade Goncalves

Forwards – Ashim Biswas, Farukh Choudhary, Izu Azuka, Jerry Mawihmingthanga, Kervens Belfort, Siddharth Singh, Sumeet Passi, Talla N’Diaye

Kerala Blasters FC

Goalkeepers – Paul Rachubka Subhasish Roy Chowdhury Sandip Nandy

Defenders – Lalruatthara, Lalthakima, Nemanja Lakic-Pesic, Rino Anto, Samuel Shadap, Sandesh Jhingan, Soraisam Pritam Kumar Singh, Wes Brown

Midfielders – Ajith Sivan, Arata Izumi, CK Vineeth, Courage Pekuson, Jackichand Singh, Loken Moirangthem Meitei, Milan Singh Ongnam, Siam Hanghal

Forwards – Dimitar Berbatov, Iain Hume, Karan Sawhney, Mark Sifneos, Prasanth Karuthadathkuni

Mumbai City FC

Goalkeepers – Amrinder Singh, Arindam Bhattacharja, Kunal Sawant

Defenders – Aiborlang Khongjee, Biswajit Saha, Davinder Singh, Gerson Vieira, Lalchhawnkima, Lucian Goian, Marcio Rosario, Mehrajuddin Wadoo, Raju Eknath Gaikwad

Midfielders – Abhinash Ruidas, Achille Emana Edzimbi, Everton Santos, Leo Costa, Rakesh Oram, Sahil Tavora, Sanju Pradhan, Sehnaj, Thiago Nascimento Dos Santos, Zakeer Mundampara

Forwards – Balwant Singh Pranjal Bhumij Rafa Jordá

NorthEast United FC

Goalkeepers – Gurpreet Singh Chabhal, Ravi Kumar, Rehenesh TP

Defenders – Abdul Hakku Nediyodath, Gursimrat Singh Gill, Jose Goncalves, Mamadu Samba Candé, Martin Damian Diaz Pena, Nirmal Chettri, Reagan Singh, Robert Lalthlamuana

Midfielders – Adilson Goiano, Fanai Lalrempuia, Lalrindika Ralte, Malemngamba Meitei Kshetrimayum, Márcio de Souza Gregório Junior, Rowllin Borges, Sushil Meitei Ahongshangbam

Forwards – Danilo Lopes Cezario, Halicharan Narzary, Luis Alfonso Paez, Odair Fortes, Seiminlen Doungel

Author Note

Ticket sale for the Indian Super League is started on BookMyshow and other respective. You can get all the details of Indian Super League at one place on Isportsleague.com. This season will be more entertaining as many marquee players have signed this year. In India Fans for the Football is growing day by day.

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David Williams’ strike sends ATK to top after beating defending champs Bengaluru FC - football

ATK beat defending champions Bengaluru FC (BFC) for the first time in five attempts in the Indian Super League (ISL) spread over three seasons on Wednesday. Australian David Williams scored the match’s only goal in the 47th minute.With 18 points from 10 rounds, ATK moved top but FC Goa, who have 18 points from nine games, can dislodge them in Chennai on Thursday. BFC stay on 16 from 10. By the time BFC switched positions for Rahul Bheke and Juanan in the three-man central defence, Williams had done the damage. Bheke had a string of poor touches and mispasses in the first 30 minutes and nearly lost a ball to Jayesh Rane in the 41st.The India defender had recovered then but when Rane pressured him in the 47th minute, Bheke couldn’t retrieve. Rane found Williams and the Australian banged in his fifth goal of the season with a shot so powerful that before Gurpreet Singh Sandhu could fling his 1.98m frame to the left, the ball had passed the India goalkeeper. “It was a good finish,” said BFC striker Sunil Chhetri.“It was the kind of game where the team which scores first would win. We lost to the skill of one player. The strikers of ATK (Williams and Roy Krishna) are doing very well. They had played three days ago so we knew they would attack us in the first 10 minutes of the second half. We spoke at half-time about it,” said BFC coach Carles Cuadrat. Rane was an important inclusion in central midfield in the way Raphael Augusto could not be for BFC, leading to the Brazilian being replaced in the 76th minute. “He has just recovered from a sciatic problem,” said Cuadrat. That Arindam Bhattacharja in ATK goal wasn’t really called into action till the fifth minute of second-half stoppage time was proof of the kind of shift ATK’s outfield players put in to subdue a team that has the skill of Chhetri, the pace of Udanta Singh and big men in Eric Paartalu, Albert Serran, Juanan to exploit set-piece situations.“The team was the Santa Claus tonight. I am very happy with the attitude they showed. We are a new team, we need time to be consistent but to beat a team as difficult as Bengaluru is good,” said Antonio Lopez Habas who said this was the first time he played a game on December 25.With one win in their last five games, ATK had hit a block after winning three of their first five. Getting Krishna alone in front of goal inside the second minute, therefore, would have been just what they wanted.Williams had found his former Wellington Phoenix teammate with a lob behind the defence and though replays showed Krishna may have been off-side, the flag had stayed down. The man with eight goals in nine games skewed his drive wide.With Armando Pena --- injured Carl McHugh’s replacement is 15 days from full fitness, said Habas ---- and Rane in central midfield, ATK attacked BFC’s central defensive trio early in the game and after Krishna, Francisco Gonzalez got into a good position inside the first quarter. On the break, Michael Soosiaraj too had broken through twice.BFC won a few free-kicks but with Sumit Rathi, 18, putting up a standout show among the three ATK centre-backs, neither was threatening. Rathi --- he is one for the future, said Habas --- also got an important interception in the 38th minute to keep an Udanta Singh delivery from reaching Chhetri.Since BFC joined the ISL in 2017-18, ATK’s form had gone south. In 2017-18, they decoupled from Atletico Madrid and finished ninth. Last term, they led by Komal Thatal’s goal here before being unhinged by two strikes on either side of half-time. It also led to Kalu Uche being injured and with it evaporated ATK’s hopes of a revival. The away game in 2018-19 ended 1-0. Paartalu had scored once each last term for BFC but on Christmas Day, the big Australian was reined in by ATK. It turned out to be a big night for another Australian. Read the full article

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Indian Super League | Chennaiyin stuns ATK

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Indian Super League | Chennaiyin stuns ATK

Chennaiyin FC downed ATK FC 3-1 in an Indian Super League (ISL) match on Sunday. The win took Chennaiyin to the fifth spot with 25 points from 16 games, one point behind fourth-placed Mumbai City FC which has played 17 matches.

ATK remained at 33 points from 17 matches. Rafael Crivellaro found the early lead with a calm and composed finish in the seventh minute, before Andre Schembri doubled itthe lead with a header in the 39th minute.

Roy Krishna pulled one back for ATK immediately. Nerijus Valskis sealed CFC’s win with a chip over ATK goalkeeper Arindam Bhattacharja in the final minute of injury time.

The result: ATK 1 (Roy Krishna 40) lost to Chennaiyin FC 3 (Rafael Crivellaro 7, Andre Schembri 39, Nerijus Valskis 90+4).

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ISL 2019-20: Javier Hernandez scores brace as ATK beat Chennaiyin FC to lift third league title in six years - Firstpost

ISL 2019-20: Javier Hernandez scores brace as ATK beat Chennaiyin FC to lift third league title in six years – Firstpost

Margao: A rampaging ATK claimed an unprecedented third Indian Super League (ISL) title triumph with a 3-1 victory over arch-rival Chennaiyin FC in a summit showdown that was played behind closed doors on Saturday.

ATK FC celebrate after winning their third Indian Super League title. Image credit: ISL

Javier Hernandez (10th) and Edu Garcia…