Inter Kashi 0-3 SC Delhi at Baledwadi Stadium in ISL match on 7 November
Inter Kashi FC lost 0-3 to SC Delhi at the Baledwadi Stadium in Pune in an Indian Super League (ISL) 2026-27 fixture on 7 November, marking Inter Kashi’s fourth defeat of the season. The match was level until the 74th minute before SC Delhi scored twice more to seal the victory.
For the first 68 minutes the contest was tight, but Juan Peña’s header from Manoj Mohammad’s cross broke the deadlock and shifted the game’s momentum. Inter Kashi created several openings across the match yet, according to the report, failed to register a single shot on target at their home stadium. The 3-0 scoreline is clear on the sheet, but the narrative for Inter Kashi contains multiple missed opportunities.
SC Delhi opened the scoring through Carlos Fortes in the sixth minute after a pass that the report credits to Nora Fernandes, whose distribution repeatedly found pockets between the lines. Peña’s 74th-minute header came from a pinpoint Mohammad cross and exploited loose marking inside the area. Rodriguinho added a late left-footed strike into the bottom-right corner in the 89th minute, arriving unmarked in the centre of the box.
Delhi were not without wasteful moments: Mohammed Aimen dragged two efforts wide, Richard Ndayishimiye curled narrowly past the right post, and both Peña and Lalrinliana Hnamte were denied by Inter Kashi goalkeeper Shubham Dhas in later stages. The report notes Peña had earlier threatened with a header in the third minute and that his teammates produced chances that did not all convert.
Inter Kashi’s clearest openings went close but did not produce a finish; Chaudhari’s header struck the left post in first-half stoppage time, an earlier Chaudhari attempt from the centre of the box went off target, and Sumeet Passi and Ayush Chhikara had efforts blocked. Thoi Singh and Jitendra Singh missed the frame, and Chhikara’s 93rd-minute header from a Sreekuttan corner sailed over the SC Delhi goal.
The goalkeeper duel and defensive details mattered: the report records that Dhas made at least three necessary saves yet conceded three goals, illustrating how often he was left exposed. SC Delhi’s goalkeeper Nora Fernandes was described as the connective tissue of their night, with a half-time effort that forced a sharp save from Dhas and a sequence of passes that helped open space for Fortes’s early goal.
Coach and season implications were also highlighted: Carlos Vaz Pinto’s Inter Kashi have one point from five games and only three goals scored so far, with the midfield-to-attack link cited as a primary problem. The report states Vaz Pinto’s substitutions of Sourav Das, Manvir Singh and Sreekuttan changed personnel more than patterns, while Tomasz Tchórz earned a second consecutive statement after the recent comeback against Mumbai City and a clean sheet in this match.
The report urges an immediate tactical reset for Inter Kashi, recommending a more direct route to Chaudhari and Chhikara, tighter protection of the penalty area and a midfield that supplies clearer shooting opportunities; it warns that without early points in upcoming fixtures a difficult start could define their campaign.