FC Goa

As Indian football faces uncertainty, 148 top-tier players, including captain Sandesh Jhingan, will be out of contract on May 31 with no renewal discussions. With negotiations stalled between clubs and the AIFF over the commercial partner, there's no clear roadmap for next season. Players and staff fear job losses with clubs seriously contemplating closing down.

Indian Super League (ISL) clubs face an uncertain future due to a deadlock with the AIFF over commercial rights. Clubs are pushing for a collaborative operational model, citing financial woes and a lack of clarity that threatens their continued participation and the league's ecosystem.

Indian football faces an uncertain future as the AIFF seeks a commercial partner. Coaches and players are in limbo, with contracts expiring soon. Clubs cannot plan ahead, and many top players are set to be out of contract. This situation impacts the entire league, leaving everyone awaiting clarity on the roadmap for upcoming seasons.

Jamshedpur FC, back to winning ways after a five-game drought, hosts an in-form FC Goa at the JRD Tata Sports Complex. Both teams are vying for top spot in the crucial last phase of the Indian Super League. Jamshedpur aim to leverage their strong home record against Goa's current three-match winning streak.

Jamshedpur FC has an opportunity to reclaim the top position in the Indian Super League. They face Bengaluru FC at home. A win would boost their title aspirations. Jamshedpur is currently second in the league standings. Bengaluru FC seeks to end their season on a positive note. They are looking for improvements under their new coach.

Jamshedpur FC secured a dramatic 2-0 victory over FC Goa, overcoming a hailstorm and a goalless first half. Rei Tachikawa broke the deadlock in the 82nd minute, followed by a spectacular long-range strike from Madih Talal in stoppage time. This win propelled Jamshedpur to the top of the ISL table.

FC Goa secured a crucial 2-0 victory against NorthEast United FC, marking their third consecutive win and propelling them to second place in the ISL standings. Dejan Drazic opened the scoring, and Mohammed Yasir sealed the win with a late goal. FC Goa captain Sandesh Jhingan's stellar defensive performance earned him Player of the Match.

In their final home game of the ISL season, Bengaluru FC dominated possession against Mumbai City FC at the Sree Kanteerava Stadium here on Saturday, but a goalless draw left the Blues frustrated after they failed to convert their chances.

The ongoing ISL season has seen significant imbalances, with bottom-placed Mohammedan Sporting playing far fewer home games than rivals such as East Bengal. Many other clubs have also been displaced from their home venues. With relegation now in effect, these inequalities could have serious consequences for affected clubs, raising questions about fairness despite no formal force majeure ruling.