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Kerala Blasters FC vs NorthEast United FC, 2024-25 Indian Super League, Regular Season

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Kerala Blasters FC
  • Red Card 30': Aibanbha Dohling
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NorthEast United FC

    About

    Kerala Blasters FC are hosting NorthEast United FC at Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium, Kochi, Kochi, India, starting on . The match is a part of the Indian Super League.

    Game Information

    Competition: Indian Super League

    Venue: Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium, Kochi
    Location: Kochi, India
    Attendance: 10,432

    Indian Super League Table

    # TEAM GP GD PTS
    1 SC East Bengal 13 +19 26
    2 Mohun Bagan Super Giant 13 +14 26
    3 Mumbai City FC 13 +8 25
    4 Bengaluru FC 13 +6 23
    Full Table

    Line-Ups

    KER Kerala Blasters FC (4-2-3-1)

    No. Name
    1 Sachin Suresh (GK)
    15 Milos Drincic
    4 Ruivah Hormipam
    27 Aibanbha Dohling Red Card
    3 Sandeep Singh
    10 Adrián Luna
    8 Vibin Mohanan
    6 Freddy Lallawmawma
    14 Kwame Peprah
    77 Noah Wail
    25 Korou Singh
    Kerala Blasters FC Substitutes:
    Dusan Lagator, Danish Farooq Bhat, Ms Sreekuttan, Som Kumar, Sukham Meitei, Jesús Jiménez, Muhammed Saheef, R Lalthanmawia, Bijoy Varghese.

    NEU NorthEast United FC (4-2-3-1)

    No. Name
    1 Gurmeet Singh (GK)
    4 Míchel Zabaco
    12 Asheer Akhtar
    77 Buanthanglun Samte
    22 Redeem Tlang
    15 Macarton Nickson Yellow Card
    6 Mohammed Ali Bemammer Yellow Card
    23 Bekey Oram
    14 Alaeddine Ajaray Yellow Card
    18 Jithin Ms
    10 Nestor Albiach
    NorthEast United FC Substitutes:
    Fredy Chawngthansanga, Mirshad Michu, Robin Yadav, Parthib Gogoi, Huidrom Thoi Singh, Tondonba Singh, Guillermo Fernandez, Soraisham Dinesh Singh, Hamza Regragui.

    Indian Super League News

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    ISL 2026-27 to start on September 4; AIFF proposes renaming itself to Football Federation of Bharat

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    East Bengal crowned ISL champions after thrilling finale (Courtesy: FanCode)
    East Bengal crowned ISL champions after thrilling finale (Courtesy: FanCode)

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    Jamshedpur finish sixth after 0-0 draw against Odisha (Courtesy: FanCode)
    Jamshedpur finish sixth after 0-0 draw against Odisha (Courtesy: FanCode)

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    Mumbai seal third place with win over nine-man Punjab (Courtesy: FanCode)

    Late goals from Valpuia and Vikram Partap Singh saw Mumbai win 2-0

    Bagan lose out on title despite late heroics (Courtesy: FanCode)
    Bagan lose out on title despite late heroics (Courtesy: FanCode)

    Mohun Bagan earned a 2-1 win over Delhi in injury time but lost out on the ISL title