Mohun Bagan beat Punjab 2-1 at Salt Lake; Chennaiyin and Kerala share 0-0 draw in ISL 2026-27

31 Oct 2026, 11:00 pm IST|
Mohun Bagan beat Punjab 2-1 at Salt Lake; Chennaiyin and Kerala share 0-0 draw in ISL 2026-27
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Mohun Bagan Super Giant defeated Punjab FC 2-1 at the Salt Lake Stadium in an Indian Super League 2026-27 fixture on October 31, 2026, while Chennaiyin FC and Kerala Blasters played out a goalless draw earlier the same day.

In the opening match Chennaiyin and the Blasters were involved in a goalless contest in which Kerala were awarded a first-half spot kick that Adrian Luna failed to convert. Both sides created scoring opportunities but the goalkeepers kept their angles covered. The game ended with Emmanuel Imanishimwe shown two quick yellow cards, resulting in a sending-off, and Andre Green dismissed with a straight red card for violent conduct.

At the Salt Lake Stadium Alfred Planas put Punjab ahead after three minutes with a goal from outside the box. Lee Erwin restored parity 13 minutes later, and Dejan Drazic scored the winner in the 42nd minute as Mohun Bagan secured a 2-1 victory and all three points.

Elsewhere in the table, NorthEast United FC sit second with eight points in four matches and a goal difference of +4, while Bengaluru FC are third with seven points and have a game in hand. Punjab FC occupy fourth with seven points, and East Bengal are fifth with six points and have two games in hand.

The middle and lower places are held by Kerala Blasters sixth with five points, Churchill Brothers seventh with three points, FC Goa eighth with two points, Mumbai City FC ninth with two points and a goal difference of -1, and Odisha FC tenth with a goal difference of -1. Chennaiyin FC are eleventh with two points, SC Delhi twelfth with one point, and Inter Kashi sit at the bottom with one point.

Mohun Bagan SG have taken the top spot with nine points in four matches and a goal difference of +2. Mohun Bagan SG lead the ISL 2026-27 points table.

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