Mumbai City sits at the Top of the Indian Super League Standings.
Matchday 6 kicked off tonight as NorthEast United FC locked horns with Chennaiyn FC. The match is on going currently.
In this thread, we will be covering 5 fixtures of Matchday 6 (of 11) from 13th to 16th December
ISL Matchday-6 Fixtures
Previous matches:
Matchday 4 Thread - Jamshedpur’s Owen Coyle: Roy Krishna’s goal shouldn’t have been counted - Was Krishna in an offside position? 
Bengaluru FC (BFC) will take on Kerala Blasters FC (KBFC) at the Fatorda Stadium, Goa.
Bengaluru and Kerala have faced off 6 times in the ISL and BFC has dominated the fixture by winning it four times, as opposed to KBFC’s one victory.
Overall head-to-head form (BFC: 4 | KBFC: 1 | DRAW:1)
Recent Head-to-Head form (Last 5 games)
KBFC BFC: 2-1
BFC VS KBFC: 1-0
BFC VS KBFC: 2-2
KBFC VS BFC: 1-2
BFC VS KBFC: 2-0
Goals scored:
Bengaluru FC: 11
Kerala Blasters FC: 6
Top 3 scorers:
4 goals- Sunil Chhetri (BFC)
3 goals- Miku (BFC)
2 goals- Slavisa Stojanovic (KBFC), Courage Pekuson (KBFC), Bartholomew Ogbeche (KBFC), Udanta Singh (BFC)
Clean sheets:
Bengaluru FC: 2
Kerala Blasters FC: 0
NEU and CFC walk away with a point each after a tightly-contested encounter at the Tilak Maidan Stadium.
Despite plenty of chances, defensive displays on both ends of the pitch the game ends in a draw.
The Highlanders will take the point and move to 2nd in the Hero ISL table.
Bengaluru FC beat Kerala Blasters in a six-goal thriller, the highest scoring game of the season.
Kerala Blasters took the lead through Rahul KP during an amazing counter-attack. However Cleiton Silva’s first half equaliser and second half goals from Erik Paartalu, Dimas Delgado and Sunil Chhetri saw Bengaluru claim its second win of the season.
The result sees Bengaluru move to the 4th spot on the ISL points table, while Kerala Blasters remains 9th.
The Tilak Maidan witnessed a closely contested game but enjoyed no goals. NorthEast United FC and Chennaiyin FC fought out a 0-0 draw but the game had its moments of excitement. Despite gaining just a point, Gerard Nus’ NorthEast United remain undefeated. Csaba Laszlo’s Chennaiyin FC will have to wait for their 2nd win.
Highlights - NorthEast United FC 0-0 Chennaiyin FC - Match 26
It was an enthralling encounter at the Fatorda as Bengaluru registered a 4-2 win against Kerala Blasters. With the victory, Carles Cuadrat’s men continue their unbeaten run in Hero ISL 2020-21, while Kerala Blasters still search for their first victory.
Post-match Presentation - Bengaluru FC 4-2 Kerala Blasters - Match 27
Mumbai City FC will take on Jamshedpur FC in match 28 of ISL 2020/2, at the GMC Stadium in Bambolim, on Monday. Sergio Lobera’s side is at the top of the points table, after picking up four wins in five matches. Owen Coyle’s team, meanwhile, has picked up only one win from the five matches it has played.
Mumbai City FC began their campaign with a narrow loss to NorthEast United FC. But, the City Football Group-backed side revived themselves with four consecutive wins. They triumphed over FC Goa, SC East Bengal, Odisha FC, and Chennaiyin FC, scoring eight goals and conceding only one in the process.
Jamshedpur FC, too, lost their curtain opener with a one-goal margin to Chennaiyin FC. They followed it with two back-to-back draws against Odisha FC and Hyderabad FC. The Red Miners tasted their first victory against favorites ATK Mohun Bagan but were held by SC East Bengal in their last contest.
Jamshedpur FC have a better record against Mumbai City FC when it comes to facing each other in ISL. The former has three wins over their opponents while the latter has only two. Only one match between the two has ended in a draw.
In the last encounter between Mumbai City FC and Jamshedpur FC, the Islanders came out on top with a 2-1 victory, courtesy of goals from Amine Chermiti and Bidyananda Singh. Noe Acosta was the lone goalscorer for the Red Miners.
Mumbai City FC wins: 2
Jamshedpur FC wins: 3
Jamshedpur has scored 6 goals in the ISL this season, Nerijus Valskis has scored 5 of them 
Are you backing him to score again tonight?
Mumbai City has scored most goals in the ISL this season (8) and conceded just (2) No team has conceded less.
Today, they face Jamshedpur 
Yes, more goals from Valskis - Round 2 Fans Goal of the Week winner! 
10-Man Jamshedpur FC hold Mumbai City to 1-1 draw
Jamshedpur lost Monroy early in the first half after a second booking but it valiantly held on. Mumbai City could not take advantage of this.
Mumbai City also had 71% possession of ball, 79% pass accuracy and better shots on target yet they couldn’t lead the team to a win!
With this draw they however continue to retain the top position while Jamshedpur FC are at the 6th position.
Valskis my man!! 
It was another thrilling night at the GMC Stadium, Bambolim as Mumbai City FC and Jamshedpur FC battled out a 1-1 draw. Nerijus Valskis put Jamshedpur FC into the lead just 9 minutes in, but Bartholomew Ogbeche placed home the equalizer just 6 minutes later. As both teams put the pressure on, Jamshedpur FC were left a man down for most of the game after Aitor Monroy saw 2 yellow cards early on. Despite Mumbai City FC’s best efforts, Jamshedpur FC were able to hang on for a draw.
Post-match Presentation - Mumbai City FC 1-1 Jamshedpur FC - Match 28
