Football

NorthEast United FC is the ISL club with the most yellow cards, collecting 39 bookings across 13 games, at a rate of 3 yellow cards per match. FC Goa and newly promoted Inter Kashi share second place with 30 yellow cards each.  East Bengal FC and Mumbai City FC are level on 29, and Bengaluru […]

Mumbai City FC are the ISL club with the most clean sheets at this stage, keeping a shutout in 7 of their 13 matches for a 54% clean sheet rate. That number alone separates them from the rest. Five clubs sit together on 5 clean sheets. Two more managed 4. Only Chennaiyin FC trail at

Before the English Premier League was born. Before the FIFA World Cup existed. Before most of the world had even heard of association football, a British foreign secretary recovering from illness in the Himalayan hills of Shimla decided to organize a football tournament. That was 1888. That tournament is still running today. The Durand Cup

Indian football is set for a structured and busy 2026-27 season after the All India Football Federation (AIFF) confirmed key dates for its flagship competitions. AIFF Acting Secretary General M. Satyanarayan confirmed that the ISL 2026-27 season will kick off on September 4, marking the league’s return to a full seven-month campaign after the previous

The Indian Super League is India’s top-most football championship, containing a growing number of 13 clubs from across the country. But clubs like Mohun Bagan SG and East Bengal FC stand out more than any. As the top football championship in the country, the best from leagues like the I-League look to enter the ISL,

Sunil Chhetri scored 95 international goals in 157 appearances for India, making him the fourth-highest international goalscorer of all time, behind only Cristiano Ronaldo, Lionel Messi, and Ali Daei. That’s not a typo. An Indian footballer sits in the same sentence as Ronaldo and Messi on the all-time goals list. Not bad for someone who

The Indian Super League has quickly become home to some of the most exciting football rivalries in Asia. These derbies are defined by history, fan passion, regional pride, and high-intensity matches. Each clash brings massive stadium energy and unforgettable moments for supporters. ISL derbies are more than just football games, as they reflect culture, identity,

The Indian Super League started in 2014. Since then, it has grown into one of the most exciting football leagues in Asia. Goals and drama have always been at the heart of the competition. One of football’s rarest and most celebrated moments is the hat-trick. Scoring three goals in a single game is no easy

Many football fans in India still mix up the ISL and the IFL. Here is the direct answer. The ISL (Indian Super League) sits at Tier 1. The IFL (Indian Football League, formerly the I-League) sits at Tier 2.  The AIFF officially confirms this structure. Both leagues coexist, but they serve very different purposes.  This

India leads this South Asian Showdown by numbers that don’t lie. Across 36 all-time meetings, the Blue Tigers hold 16 wins to Bangladesh’s 3 victories and 17 draws.  The rivalry has reached a genuine turning point. The AFC Asian Cup 2027 Qualifiers brought both neighbours back to the battlefield, and Bangladesh landed a shock 1-0