Language - | I fit the bill in the national side as a striker, claims Robin Singh Indian footballer Robin Singh has confessed that he is perfectly suited to fill the gap of a much-needed goal-scorer that national coach Igor Stimac revealed he wants. The Noida-based footballer played for Hyderabad FC in the previous edition of the ISL, before making a move to Real Kashmir FC. SportsCafe Desk |
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 | ISL 2019-20 | Kerala Blasters have been put together very well, says Phil Brown Hyderabad FC head coach Phil Brown has appreciated Kerala Blasters FC’s players by hailing their investments ahead of Hyderabad's first home game at G.M.C Balayogi Athletic Stadium in the city of Biryani. The English coach has also backed his team despite the current injury woes. SportsCafe Desk |
 | Indian football has progressed a lot and everybody has played their part, believes Robin Singh Indian football has achieved new highs in the last few years and striker Robin Singh believes everyone from former coach Stephen Constantine to domestic leagues such as ISL and I-league has played important roles. Robin stated that Igor Stimac’s football will gradually bring in results for the team. SportsCafe Desk |
 | ISL 2019 | What Clicked and What Didn’t – FC Pune City If there was one team that had an absolute roller coaster of a season, it was the Stallions. The horse started with a nervy rider before another one took control over steering it straight before they eventually ended with the perfect jockey bringing them to the finishing line in the mid-table. Subhayan Dutta |
 | ISL 2019 | It was a genuine honest performance against Mumbai, feels Phil Brown After FC Pune City got the better of Mumbai City FC in the Maharashtra Derby on Saturday, coach Phil Brown has credited his boys for putting up an honest performance against their derby rivals. Mumbai coach Jorge Costa, on the other hand, expressed his disappointment over the loss yesterday. SportsCafe Desk |
 | ISL 2019 | Studs and Duds from Match Phase 2 so far Indian Super League has thrown quite a few surprises so far this season with many expected stars flopping whereas some of the new imports already making a mark for themselves with scintillating displays. With seven matches played post the 10-day break, we look at the studs and duds from the matches. Subhayan Dutta |
 | ISL Analysis | Atletico de Kolkata churn out slim win over beefy Mumbai City FC Atletico de Kolkata finally got their first win (1-0) of the campaign following a hard fought battle against Mumbai City FC at the Mumbai Football Arena. The visitors hung by the string of a thread as Mumbai unleashed a late onslaught but couldn’t break through the unshakeable defence. Subhayan Dutta |
 | ISL 2017 | Jamshedpur hold ATK to goalless draw in first ever home game Jamshedpur FC maintained their consistency of playing out goalless draws, their third in as many games, as they held ATK to a 0-0 score at home today. In the cagey affair, ATK lost more than just two points as midfielder Eugeneson Lyngdoh had to leave the game in the first half with a knee injury. SportsCafe Desk |
 | ISL Analysis | Clueless ATK fail to unlock Jamshedpur’s defence Jamshedpur FC maintained their 100% defensive record intact as they played out yet their third goalless draw of the campaign, this time against Atletico de Kolkata. The defending champions, however, will have to sort out a lot of things as they continue to dominate opponents with no end results. Subhayan Dutta |
 | ISL Analysis | A clincal FC Pune thrashes Atletico de Kolkata 4-1 Defending champions Atletico de Kolkata got a reality check at Vivekananda Yuba Bharati Krirangan, as they went down 1-4 to FC Pune on Sunday. Riding on a brace by Marcelinho on either side the half-time, Pune got their first win of the campaign with Rohit Kumar and Emiliano Alfaro also chipping in. Subhayan Dutta |