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Standings, fixtures, results and everything you need to know about the Indian Super League, the top tier of Indian football, played by 13 clubs in 2026/27.

CountryIndia
Founded2013
Clubs13
Season2026/27
Reigning championsEast Bengal
Most trophiesMumbai City, Mohun Bagan SG (4)

Fixtures and results

Timezone: UTCLast updated: Wed 4 Nov, 06:32 (UTC)

Upcoming fixtures

11:30Thu, 5 Nov
Churchill Brothers SCChurchill Brothers SCvsNortheast United FCNortheast United FC
14:00Thu, 5 Nov
Mohun Bagan Super GiantMohun Bagan Super GiantvsOdisha FCOdisha FC
14:00Fri, 6 Nov
FC GoaFC GoavsBengaluru FCBengaluru FC
11:30Sat, 7 Nov
Inter Kashi FCInter Kashi FCvsSporting Club DelhiSporting Club Delhi
14:00Sat, 7 Nov
Chennaiyin FCChennaiyin FCvsEast Bengal FCEast Bengal FC
11:30Fri, 20 Nov
East Bengal FCEast Bengal FCvsSporting Club DelhiSporting Club Delhi
14:00Fri, 20 Nov
Bengaluru FCBengaluru FCvsMumbai CityMumbai City
11:30Sat, 21 Nov
Chennaiyin FCChennaiyin FCvsPunjab FCPunjab FC
14:00Sat, 21 Nov
Northeast United FCNortheast United FCvsFC GoaFC Goa
14:00Sun, 22 Nov
Churchill Brothers SCChurchill Brothers SCvsMohun Bagan Super GiantMohun Bagan Super Giant
14:00Tue, 24 Nov
Northeast United FCNortheast United FCvsSporting Club DelhiSporting Club Delhi
14:00Fri, 27 Nov
Inter Kashi FCInter Kashi FCvsChurchill Brothers SCChurchill Brothers SC
11:30Sun, 29 Nov
FC GoaFC GoavsKerala Blasters FCKerala Blasters FC
14:00Sun, 29 Nov
East Bengal FCEast Bengal FCvsMohun Bagan Super GiantMohun Bagan Super Giant
11:30Mon, 30 Nov
Mumbai CityMumbai CityvsChennaiyin FCChennaiyin FC
14:00Mon, 30 Nov
Northeast United FCNortheast United FCvsPunjab FCPunjab FC
11:30Fri, 4 Dec
Odisha FCOdisha FCvsBengaluru FCBengaluru FC
14:00Fri, 4 Dec
East Bengal FCEast Bengal FCvsPunjab FCPunjab FC
11:30Sat, 5 Dec
FC GoaFC GoavsMumbai CityMumbai City
14:00Sat, 5 Dec
Inter Kashi FCInter Kashi FCvsMohun Bagan Super GiantMohun Bagan Super Giant
11:30Sun, 6 Dec
Kerala Blasters FCKerala Blasters FCvsChurchill Brothers SCChurchill Brothers SC
14:00Sun, 6 Dec
Northeast United FCNortheast United FCvsChennaiyin FCChennaiyin FC
11:30Wed, 9 Dec
Odisha FCOdisha FCvsFC GoaFC Goa
14:00Wed, 9 Dec
Mohun Bagan Super GiantMohun Bagan Super GiantvsBengaluru FCBengaluru FC
11:30Thu, 10 Dec
Kerala Blasters FCKerala Blasters FCvsSporting Club DelhiSporting Club Delhi
14:00Thu, 10 Dec
Chennaiyin FCChennaiyin FCvsChurchill Brothers SCChurchill Brothers SC
14:00Sat, 12 Dec
Inter Kashi FCInter Kashi FCvsNortheast United FCNortheast United FC
11:30Sun, 13 Dec
Mumbai CityMumbai CityvsEast Bengal FCEast Bengal FC
14:00Sun, 13 Dec
Churchill Brothers SCChurchill Brothers SCvsFC GoaFC Goa
14:00Mon, 14 Dec
Kerala Blasters FCKerala Blasters FCvsPunjab FCPunjab FC
11:30Wed, 16 Dec
Chennaiyin FCChennaiyin FCvsInter Kashi FCInter Kashi FC
14:00Wed, 16 Dec
Odisha FCOdisha FCvsSporting Club DelhiSporting Club Delhi
11:30Thu, 17 Dec
Mumbai CityMumbai CityvsMohun Bagan Super GiantMohun Bagan Super Giant
14:00Thu, 17 Dec
Bengaluru FCBengaluru FCvsEast Bengal FCEast Bengal FC
11:30Sun, 20 Dec
Sporting Club DelhiSporting Club DelhivsChurchill Brothers SCChurchill Brothers SC
14:00Sun, 20 Dec
Odisha FCOdisha FCvsKerala Blasters FCKerala Blasters FC
11:30Mon, 21 Dec
Mumbai CityMumbai CityvsInter Kashi FCInter Kashi FC
14:00Mon, 21 Dec
East Bengal FCEast Bengal FCvsNortheast United FCNortheast United FC
11:30Tue, 22 Dec
Bengaluru FCBengaluru FCvsPunjab FCPunjab FC
14:00Tue, 22 Dec
FC GoaFC GoavsMohun Bagan Super GiantMohun Bagan Super Giant
Next 40 fixtures (Matchweeks 5 to 11).

Recent results

FTSun, 1 Nov
Inter Kashi FCInter Kashi FC1 - 2FC GoaFC Goa
FTSun, 1 Nov
Mumbai CityMumbai City2 - 3Sporting Club DelhiSporting Club Delhi
FTSat, 31 Oct
Mohun Bagan Super GiantMohun Bagan Super Giant2 - 1Punjab FCPunjab FC
FTSat, 31 Oct
Chennaiyin FCChennaiyin FC0 - 0Kerala Blasters FCKerala Blasters FC
FTFri, 30 Oct
Northeast United FCNortheast United FC1 - 1Bengaluru FCBengaluru FC
FTWed, 28 Oct
FC GoaFC Goa1 - 1Sporting Club DelhiSporting Club Delhi
FTMon, 26 Oct
Mohun Bagan Super GiantMohun Bagan Super Giant1 - 0Chennaiyin FCChennaiyin FC
FTSun, 25 Oct
Kerala Blasters FCKerala Blasters FC0 - 0Mumbai CityMumbai City
FTSun, 25 Oct
Churchill Brothers SCChurchill Brothers SC2 - 3Punjab FCPunjab FC
FTSat, 24 Oct
Odisha FCOdisha FC0 - 0Northeast United FCNortheast United FC
FTFri, 23 Oct
Inter Kashi FCInter Kashi FC1 - 5East Bengal FCEast Bengal FC
FTMon, 19 Oct
Punjab FCPunjab FC1 - 1Mumbai CityMumbai City
FTSun, 18 Oct
Northeast United FCNortheast United FC4 - 1Kerala Blasters FCKerala Blasters FC
FTSun, 18 Oct
Churchill Brothers SCChurchill Brothers SC0 - 4East Bengal FCEast Bengal FC
FTSat, 17 Oct
Bengaluru FCBengaluru FC2 - 0Chennaiyin FCChennaiyin FC
FTSat, 17 Oct
Inter Kashi FCInter Kashi FC1 - 1Odisha FCOdisha FC
FTFri, 16 Oct
Sporting Club DelhiSporting Club Delhi1 - 2Mohun Bagan Super GiantMohun Bagan Super Giant
FTWed, 14 Oct
Punjab FCPunjab FC2 - 1Odisha FCOdisha FC
FTMon, 12 Oct
Northeast United FCNortheast United FC1 - 0Mohun Bagan Super GiantMohun Bagan Super Giant
FTSun, 11 Oct
Churchill Brothers SCChurchill Brothers SC2 - 1Mumbai CityMumbai City
FTSun, 11 Oct
Inter Kashi FCInter Kashi FC0 - 2Kerala Blasters FCKerala Blasters FC
FTSat, 10 Oct
FC GoaFC Goa1 - 1Chennaiyin FCChennaiyin FC
FTSat, 10 Oct
Bengaluru FCBengaluru FC3 - 2Sporting Club DelhiSporting Club Delhi
Last 23 completed matches (Matchweeks 1 to 4).

Indian Super League standings

Computed from full-time results, 2026/27 season. Updated Wed 4 Nov, 06:32 UTC
PosClubPWDLGDPts
1Mohun Bagan Super Giant4301+29
2Northeast United FC4220+48
3Bengaluru FC3210+37
4Punjab FC4211+17
5East Bengal FC2200+86
6FC Goa3120+15
7Kerala Blasters FC4121-15
8Sporting Club Delhi4112-14
9Churchill Brothers SC3102-43
10Odisha FC3021-12
11Mumbai City4022-22
12Chennaiyin FC4022-32
13Inter Kashi FC4013-71
Straight to the play-off semi-finalsPlay-off knockout places

What is Indian Super League?

The Indian Super League (ISL) is the top tier of Indian football. For 2026/27 it is contested by 13 clubs, with matches from October 2026, and the top six after the league phase go into the play-offs.

The ISL launched in 2014 with eight franchise clubs. The AFC approved a roadmap for it to become India’s top division in 2019, and since 2022/23 it has been the only top-tier league, with the I-League below it.

East Bengal are the reigning champions after winning the 2025/26 title. Mohun Bagan Super Giant won the two before that, in 2023/24 and 2024/25.

For 2026/27, Churchill Brothers have joined after taking over the licence of Jamshedpur, who withdrew. Mohammedan went down in 2025/26, the first season in which the ISL applied relegation.

How Indian Super League works

Season structure

13 clubs play each other home and away, 24 league matches each and 156 in total. The 2026/27 season began on 10 October 2026 and runs into 2027. A win earns 3 points, a draw 1 and a defeat none.

Play-offs

The top six clubs qualify. The top two go straight into two-legged semi-finals, while third to sixth play single-leg knockouts hosted by the higher-ranked side. The winners join the top two in the semi-finals, and the final is a single leg hosted by the higher-ranked finalist.

Asian places

The league’s top side takes a place in the AFC Challenge League preliminary round, a new slot this season. If that club is not eligible for AFC competitions, the slot passes to the next eligible side.

Tiebreakers

Clubs level on points are separated by goal difference, then goals scored, then head-to-head points, head-to-head goal difference and head-to-head goals scored. Fair-play ranking and a draw of lots come last.

History and records

Most trophiesMumbai City and Mohun Bagan SG4 each, ISL Cup and League Shield combined
All-time top scorerSunil Chhetri77 goals
Most appearancesSunil Chhetri and Pritam Kotal196 each
Most points in a seasonMohun Bagan SG56, 2024/25

Past champions

SeasonChampions
2025/26East Bengal
2024/25Mohun Bagan SG
2023/24Mohun Bagan SG
2022/23Mumbai City
2021/22Hyderabad
2020/21Mumbai City
2019/20ATK
2018/19Bengaluru
2017/18Chennaiyin
2016Atlético de Kolkata

The story so far

The ISL was announced in October 2013 by IMG-Reliance, Star Sports and the All India Football Federation. It kicked off on 12 October 2014 with Atlético de Kolkata beating Mumbai City 3-0, and Atlético went on to win the first title. The league grew from eight to ten clubs and a five-month season from 2017/18.

How the champion is decided has changed over the years. The ISL Cup play-off winner took the title until 2021/22, and from 2022/23 to 2024/25 the champion was the League Shield winner, the club top of the league phase. Mohun Bagan SG and Mumbai City are the only clubs to have won both the Cup and the Shield in the same season, in 2024/25 and 2020/21.

Punjab FC became the first club promoted from the I-League in 2023/24. Hyderabad FC moved to Delhi and became Sporting Club Delhi in October 2025, and relegation was applied for the first time in 2025/26, sending Mohammedan down.

Indian Super League clubs, 2026/27

13 clubs
Bengaluru FCBengaluru FCSree Kanteerava Stadium
ChennaiyinChennaiyinMarina Arena
Churchill BrothersChurchill BrothersTilak MaidanNew this season
East BengalEast BengalVivekananda Yuba Bharati KriranganDefending champions
GoaGoaFatorda Stadium
Inter KashiInter KashiKishore Bharati Krirangan
Kerala BlastersKerala BlastersKaloor Stadium
Mohun Bagan Super GiantMohun Bagan Super GiantVivekananda Yuba Bharati Krirangan
Mumbai CityMumbai CityMumbai Football Arena
NorthEast UnitedNorthEast UnitedIndira Gandhi Athletic Stadium
OdishaOdishaKalinga Stadium
PunjabPunjabJawaharlal Nehru Stadium
Sporting Club DelhiSporting Club DelhiJawaharlal Nehru Stadium

Indian Super League FAQs

How many teams are in the Indian Super League?

There are 13 clubs in the ISL in 2026/27. Churchill Brothers joined after taking over the licence of Jamshedpur, who withdrew, and Mohammedan were relegated after 2025/26.

How many games does each team play?

Each club plays 24 league matches, 12 at home and 12 away, meeting every other club twice. That makes 156 league matches, followed by the play-offs for the top six clubs.

How do the ISL play-offs work?

The top six clubs qualify. The top two go straight to two-legged semi-finals, while third to sixth play single-leg knockouts hosted by the higher-ranked side. The final is a single leg hosted by the higher-ranked finalist.

Who are the reigning ISL champions?

East Bengal won the 2025/26 title. Mohun Bagan Super Giant won the two titles before that, in 2023/24 and 2024/25.

When does the ISL season start and end?

The 2026/27 season began on 10 October 2026 and runs into 2027, with the play-offs after the league phase.

Who has scored the most ISL goals?

Sunil Chhetri is the league’s all-time top scorer with 77 goals.

Fixtures, results and the standings are pulled from our live match data feed, provided by Sportradar, and refreshed periodically. The standings are calculated from full-time results and may not reflect official adjustments (points deductions, etc). Team crests are hosted on this site; kickoff times follow the timezone selected above the fixtures (your browser’s timezone by default, UTC if JavaScript is off).