Mumbai City FC

The Indian Super League 2025-26 season culminates in a thrilling title race, with five teams vying for glory. East Bengal, Mohun Bagan, and Bengaluru FC are level on points, but only the Kolkata giants can add to their tally. Punjab FC, Mumbai City FC and Jamshedpur FC are close behind, setting the stage for a dramatic finale.

Indian football faces an uncertain future as the AIFF seeks a commercial partner. Coaches and players are in limbo, with contracts expiring soon. Clubs cannot plan ahead, and many top players are set to be out of contract. This situation impacts the entire league, leaving everyone awaiting clarity on the roadmap for upcoming seasons.

East Bengal ended a 22-year wait for a national league title by clinching the 2025-26 ISL crown after a dramatic final matchday involving five title contenders. Dominant throughout the season, the Red and Gold Brigade combined attacking flair, consistency and resilience to edge rivals Mohun Bagan and script a historic triumph.

Indian Super League clubs have threatened to review their commitment beyond this season due to a lack of structural and commercial clarity. Thirteen clubs had proposed an alternative model, emphasising the need for a financially sustainable league and urging the AIFF to collaborate on a framework for all stakeholders.

Odisha FC play Punjab FC in a key Indian Super League match. Odisha FC seek to climb the league table after a recent victory. Punjab FC aim to regain momentum and challenge for top positions. Odisha coach emphasizes strong attacking play and converting chances. Rahim Ali is unavailable due to injury for Odisha FC.

Mumbai City FC's poor finishing proved costly as East Bengal FC secured a 2-1 victory. Despite an early lead from Brandon Fernandes and numerous missed chances by Lallianzuala Chhangte, Mumbai couldn't capitalize. East Bengal capitalised on defensive errors, with Youssef Ezzejjari and Nandha Kumar scoring to seal the win.

Odisha FC face a crucial Indian Super League clash against Bengaluru FC in Goa, desperately needing points to escape relegation. Struggling with recent form and sitting precariously close to the drop zone, the Juggernauts must convert attacking potential into goals. Bengaluru, despite a mixed season, aims to push for higher standings.

In their final home game of the ISL season, Bengaluru FC dominated possession against Mumbai City FC at the Sree Kanteerava Stadium here on Saturday, but a goalless draw left the Blues frustrated after they failed to convert their chances.

FC Goa secured a crucial 2-0 victory against NorthEast United FC, marking their third consecutive win and propelling them to second place in the ISL standings. Dejan Drazic opened the scoring, and Mohammed Yasir sealed the win with a late goal. FC Goa captain Sandesh Jhingan's stellar defensive performance earned him Player of the Match.

The ongoing ISL season has seen significant imbalances, with bottom-placed Mohammedan Sporting playing far fewer home games than rivals such as East Bengal. Many other clubs have also been displaced from their home venues. With relegation now in effect, these inequalities could have serious consequences for affected clubs, raising questions about fairness despite no formal force majeure ruling.

Odisha FC, currently 11th in the Indian Super League, face bottom-placed Mohammedan Sporting Club. The Juggernauts aim to secure a vital win after a recent loss. Mohammedan Sporting Club, yet to earn a point, also seek their first victory. Both teams have injury concerns ahead of the crucial match at Kalinga Stadium.

Kalina Rangers from Kochi clinched the Red Bull Four 2 Score National Finals with a golden goal, earning the right to represent India at the World Finals in Canada. The high-octane 4v4 tournament showcased immense grassroots talent from across the nation. Indian football star Vikram Pratap Singh lauded the event for empowering young players.

Jamshedpur FC hosts table-toppers Mumbai City FC aiming for a dominant performance after a recent draw. Despite Mumbai's unbeaten run, Jamshedpur boasts a strong defense and a history of success against them. Coach Owen Coyle acknowledges Mumbai's strength but emphasizes his team's readiness and desire to return to winning ways at home.

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Mumbai City FC today announced the signing of two South American players from Argentina and Uruguay for the third season of the Indian Super League.

Former Costa Rican midfielder Alexandre Henrique Borges Guimaraes would be the head coach of ISL outfit, Mumbai City FC, for the third season of the franchise-based football league.

The partnership will see Mumbai City FC fans be provided with an exclusive app through which they cannot only follow their team with live score updates, social feed but also spur them by cheering for them in real time.

As reported by TOI, the 37-year-old was approached by Mumbai FC three weeks back after his deal with Atletico de Kolkata fell through. While Atletico were not willing to meet his demand of Rs 7.5 crore, Mumbai City FC were ready to break the bank to get the Diego Forlan on board.

Norde, who was awarded the 'Best Player of the Season' for Mohun Bagan in the 2015-16 I-League, will be seen adding extra firepower at the front for Mumbai City FC yet again this season.

Indian footballer Syed Rahim Nabi is all set to realise his dream of playing alongside his heroes, Frederik Ljungberg and Nicolas Anelka, as a team member of Mumbai City FC, one of the franchises in the Indian Super League commencing next week.

Mumbai City FC has retained India's astute goalkeeper Amrinder Singh for the fourth season of the Indian Super League. Amrinder was instrumental in Mumbai City FC's impressive performances last season, taking the club into the semi-finals.