Indian Super League

Mohun Bagan Super Giant vs Jamshedpur FC, 2024-25 Indian Super League, Semifinals

· 2nd Leg - Mohun Bagan Super Giant advance 3-2 on aggregate
Mohun Bagan Super Giant
  • 51': Jason Cummings (P)
  • 90'+4': Apuia
FT
2 - 0
2nd Leg - Mohun Bagan Super Giant advance 3-2 on aggregate
Jamshedpur FC

    About

    Mohun Bagan Super Giant are hosting Jamshedpur FC at Vivekananda Yuba Bharati Krirangan Stadium, Kolkata, India, starting on . The match is a part of the Indian Super League.

    Game Information

    Competition: Indian Super League

    Venue: Vivekananda Yuba Bharati Krirangan Stadium
    Location: Kolkata, India
    Attendance: 58,123

    Line-Ups

    MBSG Mohun Bagan Super Giant (4-4-1-1)

    No. Name
    1 Vishal Kaith (GK)
    21 Alberto Rodríguez
    5 Tom Aldred Yellow Card
    15 Subashish Bose
    44 Ashish Rai
    45 Apuia
    6 Anirudh Thapa
    19 Ashique Kuruniyan
    17 Liston Colaco
    29 Jamie Maclaren
    35 Jason Cummings
    Mohun Bagan Super Giant Substitutes:
    Greg Stewart, Dheeraj Moirangthem, Deepak Tangri, Dippendu Biswas, Abhishek Suryavanshi, Sahal Abdul Samad, Manvir Singh, Suhail Bhat, Dimitrios Petratos.

    JFC Jamshedpur FC (4-4-2)

    No. Name
    32 Albino Gomes (GK)
    3 Lazar Cirkovic
    14 Pronay Halder
    23 Muhammed Uvais
    77 Nikhil Barla Yellow Card
    20 Sourav Das
    8 Rei Tachikawa
    11 Mohammed Sanan K
    12 Seminlen Doungel Yellow Card
    17 Jordan Murray
    10 Javi Hernández Yellow Card
    Jamshedpur FC Substitutes:
    Imran Khan, Muirang Wungyanyg, Ritwik Das, Javier Siverio, Chawngthu Lalhriatpuia, Sreekuttan Vs, Amrit Gope, Kartik Choudhary, Pratik Chowdhary.

    Indian Super League News

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

    The AIFF approved its revised Constitution under the National Sports Governance Act (NSGA).

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

    Two second half goals saw East Bengal beat Inter Kashi to end a 22-year title drought.

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

    Jamshedpur's outside shot at the ISL title came to an end after a goalless draw

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