Erwin’s 86th‑minute strike gives Mohun Bagan 3-2 win over Odisha in ISL-13

Mohun Bagan Super Giant defeated Odisha FC 3-2 at the Salt Lake Stadium in an Indian Super League (ISL-13) fixture on Thursday, November 5, 2026, with Lee Erwin scoring the 86th-minute winner. The match produced all five goals in the second half and finished with the hosts clinching three points.

Mohun Bagan maintained its position at the top of the ISL table after the victory, registering a third consecutive home win and a fourth win in succession. The contest saw momentum swings after the interval, with both teams contributing to an open, end-to-end second half.

The first half featured several notable defensive and goalkeeping moments: Odisha goalkeeper Hrithik Tiwari produced multiple impressive saves while Mohun Bagan missed several promising opportunities. Bagan also had two penalty appeals for handball against Odisha defender Saurabh Bhanwala turned down by referee Tejas Nagvenkar. No goals arrived before the break.

Dejan Drazic broke the deadlock immediately after the interval, finishing Anirudh Thapa’s through ball in the 46th minute. Odisha responded six minutes later when Mahmoud Eid converted Nihal Sudeesh’s cross to level the score at 1-1.

Drazic restored the lead for the hosts in the 73rd minute by diverting substitute Lallianzuala Chhangte’s cutback into the net with his knee. A defensive mix-up five minutes later allowed Everton Nascimento to unleash a right-footed finish past Vishal Kaith, making it 2-2.

With the match seemingly headed for a draw, Lee Erwin proved decisive in the 86th minute by slotting home after Odisha failed to clear a cross from Subhasish Bose that was helped into the box by Anirudh Thapa. The official match summary read: Mohun Bagan SG 3 (Dejan Drazic 46, 73; Lee Erwin 86) beat Odisha FC 2 (Mahmoud Eid 52; Everton Nascimento 78).

Elsewhere, at Margao, NorthEast United defeated Churchill Brothers 2-0, with Ethyan Gonzalez scoring in the 16th minute and Antonio Moyano adding a goal in stoppage time at 90+3. The Mohun Bagan victory left them with 12 points from five matches, while Odisha remained on two points from four matches.