Indian Super League

Mumbai City FC have scored the most number of goals scored by any team this season (32) and with three Indian players in the club's top five leading goalscorers in Lallianzuala Chhangte's five goals, Bipin Singh Thounaojam's four goals, and Lalengmawia Ralte's three goals, the latter recruited by Buckingham's team from NorthEast United FC at the start of last season.

It was ATK Mohun Bagan that started the game on the front foot -- and it would stay that way until they conceded. The visitors had a sizable number of shots on target at almost every point in the game, but an organised NorthEast United FC defense made sure that none of these shots were ever able to be substantial ones.

Damjanovic has previous ISL experience from his time with Chennaiyin FC during the Hero ISL 2021-22 season. He joins the Mariners from Serbian club Novi Pazar. With ATK Mohun Bagan's squad being ravaged by injuries this season, the Mariners will hope that the addition of Damjanovic will add solidity to their backline."

The former champions didn't miss a beat from where they had left off, as Lalengmawia Ralte bagged a brace and Greg Stewart got on the scoresheet for the third time this season, getting the better of the Kolkata giants in their 50th Hero ISL game.

Mohammad Yasir scored the opening goal of the match in the 38th minute before substitute Javier Siverio piled the pressure in the 85th minute.Hyderabad FC fielded the same XI that won last week against Chennaiyin FC. East Bengal FC were forced into making one change that saw Sarthak Golui miss the game due to a foot injury, as Ankit Mukherjee came in to replace him.

The hosts made four changes to the side that lost to East Bengal FC. Eli Sabia replaced Pratik Chaudhary in defence. Farukh Choudhary, Ritwik Das, and 19-year-old Phijam Singh came into the midfield, replacing Sekh Sahil, Jitendra Singh, and Harry Sawyer. The visitors fielded the same team that beat Hyderabad FC two weeks ago.

Although Hyderabad are currently placed second on the points table with 16 points from eight matches, they will be under pressure to get back to winning ways, after having faced two successive defeats. Speaking about their opponents, Chennaiyin head coach Thomas Brdaric said: "Hyderabad are an experienced team. Yes, they are struggling and we have recognised it but we never underestimate our opponent. It's very important how we exploit the situation.

Both sides made a couple of changes to their lineups. FC Goa midfielder Edu Bedia found himself on the bench as Princeton Rebello took his place in the starting XI. The other change for the hosts included Noah Wail Sadaoui in the lineup as Redeem Tlang dropped to the bench. Alan Costa and Bruno Silva were dropped to the bench for Bengaluru FC as Aleksandar Jovanovic, and Prabir Das started the game.

Ahmed Jahouh, Bipin Singh, and Jorge Diaz got their names on the scoresheet for the Islanders, while Parthib Gogoi scored his first goal for NorthEast United FC. New signing Wilmar Jordan came on to make his debut for the Highlanders in the 57th minute but they were already 3-1 down and the striker couldn't assert his presence in the game.

Dimitrios Diamantakos ('18) scored the only goal of the game to take the Kerala Blasters to third place in the league. Hyderabad FC were going to retain their place at the top of the table regardless of the result, and were heading into this tie on the back of four straight 1-0 victories. Kerala Blasters and Ivan Vukomanovic are on the road to recovery with convincing wins in their last three matches after a slow start to the season.