After conceding an early goal in the first half, Ranti Martins and Bernard Mendy's strikes helped East Bengal grab the lead in the second half. However, Ashutosh Mehta scored a late equalizer for Mumbai FC as they held on to a 2-2 draw at the Barasat Stadium on Tuesday.

Daniel Lalhlimpuia came off the bench to score the winner as Bengaluru FC finally got the better of Mumbai FC 1-0 at Bangalore. The win has ensured the final twist in the title tale as Bengaluru are now level with Mohun Bagan with one game in hand with East Bengal just behind by two points.

Do Dong-Hyun came off the bench to score a penalty in the first half, and then scored another from a superb individual effort to help East Bengal to a 2-1 win over Mohun Bagan at Siliguri. East Bengal are now just two points behind Bagan with a game in hand with Bengaluru a close third.

Bengaluru FC will look to switch gears as their I-League title charge enters the home stretch with a vital game against Mumbai FC at the Kanteerava Stadium, in Bengaluru, on Saturday. Three points adrift of leaders Mohun Bagan and with a game in hand, Bengaluru need a win to stay in touch.

Goals from forwards Udanta Singh and Kim Song-Yong helped 2013/14 champions Bengaluru FC defeat Shillong Lajong 2-0 in Shillong on Wednesday to get to within one point of league leaders Mohun Bagan. In the other match of the day, Mumbai and Aizawl played out an entertaining 2-2 draw.

A 48th-minute header from winger CK Vineeth was the difference between the two teams as Bengaluru FC defeated Aizawl FC 1-0 at the Kanteerava stadium in Bengaluru on Sunday. With the win, the home side moved into the second position in the table, cutting down Mohun Bagan’s lead to three points.

Bengaluru FC will look to brush away an indifferent patch of form and mirror Ashley Westwood’s call to rally together and put up a positive performance when they host Aizawl FC in Bengaluru, on Sunday. The hosts are third in the table and a win will help them in moving to the second position.