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Kerala Blasters inched closer to a place in the final with a 1-0 victory over Jamshedpur FC courtesy a Sahal Abdul Samad goal in the first leg of the Indian Super League semifinal on Friday. Sahal scored in the 38th minute to hand Kerala the lead and it could have been 2-0 for the yellow shirts had Adrian Luna's knuckleball free-kick not ricochetted off the woodwork.
Jamshedpur FC, one of the consistent teams in the tournament, will look to take a step closer to their first Indian Super League (ISL) crown when they face Kerala Blasters FC in the first leg of their semifinal at the PJN Stadium on Friday. Making their first appearance in the last-four of the ISL, Jamshedpur FC are in stunning form under head coach Owen Coyle, having won seven consecutive matches. In the process, Jamshedpur also sealed the top spot and picked up their first League Winners' Shield after beating ATK Mohun Bagan 1-0 in its final league stage game.
Owen Coyle has led Jamshedpur to the Indian Super League Shield – the club’s first major title.
Ritwik Das scored a second half winner to help Jamshedpur FC beat ATK Mohun Bagan 1-0 and bag their maiden League Shield in the Indian Super League on Monday. Jamshedpur needed a draw to finish at the top of the table and clinch the League Shield, and the Red Miners rode on Ritwik's goal in the 56th minute to ensure they finish the season on a high, capping off a stellar campaign under Owen Coyle. They finished with 43 points from 20 games, winning 13 games.
Mohun Bagan and Jamshedpur FC will lock horns in a battle for top spot in the Indian Super League (ISL) standings in the last league stage match of the season here on Monday. A win or a draw will guarantee JFC the League Shield. ATKMB need to beat JFC by two or more goals to win the season's first piece of silverware.
Jamshedpur FC took a major step towards securing the Indian Super League (ISL) winner's shield after a dominant 5-1 victory over Odisha FC in Bambolim on Friday. Daniel Chima Chukwu (23rd, 26th) scored a first-half brace to take his season's tally to nine goals before Paul Ramfangzauva (45 1) pulled one back for the Kalinga Warriors. However, goals from Ritwik Das (54th), Jordan Murray (71st) and Ishan Pandita (87th) ensured a sixth consecutive win for Owen Coyle's men. With one match remaining between them and ATK Mohun Bagan, the Men of Steel have to avoid defeat to become winners of the league stage.
Jamshedpur FC knocked Hyderabad FC off their perch with a clinical 3-0 victory over them in a top-of-the-table rescheduled Indian Super League encounter at the Athletic Stadium in Bambolim on Tuesday. Chinglensana Singh (5th OG) scored an own goal to help Jamshedpur take the lead before skipper Peter Hartley (28th) doubled the lead with Daniel Chima Chukwu (65th) extending his rich vein of form with his fifth goal since joining Jamshedpur to crown a brilliant performance. Jamshedpur now are in pole position with 37 points from 18 matches, two more than Hyderabad (35 points) with a game in hand.
Jamshedpur FC on Tuesday qualified for their maiden Indian Super League semifinals with a clinical 3-0 win over Hyderabad FC in a top-of-the-table clash on Tuesday. The result saw Jamshedpur knocking Hyderabad FC off their perch in the table, besides qualifying for the semifinals for the first time. The only blemish in an otherwise spotless performance for Jamshedpur was the sending off of Mobashir Rahman in the 68th minute.