The Red and Gold Brigade have conquered India after a magnificent comeback win over Inter Kashi on a thrilling final day. This marks their first domestic first-division title in 22 long years! Mohun Bagan, meanwhile, finish as league runners-up despite also coming from a goal down to beat SC Delhi 2-1 at home. Elsewhere, Mumbai City FC clinical away performance saw them win 2-0 against Punjab FC, who were reduced to 10 men. Finally, it ended goalless at the JRD Tata Sports Complex as Jamshedpur FC and Odisha FC shared the spoils.

East Bengal take the lead! Mohammed Rashid has turned the game completely on its head to make it 2-1. Advantage East Bengal! As it stands, the title is firmly East Bengal's to lose!
Meanwhile, Mumbai City FC have taken the lead against 10-man Punjab FC. Hmingthanmawia Ralte put the visitors ahead after Leon Augustine's red card. Mumbai are back in the title race but need a goal from Inter Kashi.

SC Delhi have taken a shock lead against Mohun Bagan! Clarence Fernandes scores a brilliant header to put the visitors ahead. It came from a beautifully floated corner-Fernandes rises highest in the box and powers a magnificent header into the far corner. Mohun Bagan now nead two goals to leapfrog East Bengal!

The Red and Gold Brigade have found their lifeline! Youssef Ezzejjari equalises to put the hosts back on top of the virtual title race! It's a gorgeous goal-a pinpoint long ball from Anwar Ali finds Ezzejjari's run in behind. The striker brilliantly nutmegs the tracking defender before finishing the move with a composed strike right through the goalkeeper's legs! Game on!
It's still goalless at Salt Lake between Mohun Bagan and SC Delhi.

We are back underway for the second half across all four venues! And what a start! Jason Cummings almost puts Mohun Bagan ahead immediately after the restart, but Nora Fernandes makes a decisive, full-stretch save to tip his effort wide.

So, it's half-time across all four venues. We've seen just one goal so far-Alfred Planas putting Inter Kashi 1-0 up away against East Bengal in the 15th minute.

Meanwhile, it's all square between Mohun Bagan and SC Delhi at the Salt Lake Stadium, though the Mariners really should have been up by a couple of goals given their chances. It is also completely goalless in Jamshedpur and Guwahati!

As it stands, Mohun Bagan are just 45 minutes away from the trophy. Grab a drink and don't go anywhere-the second halves are coming up!

How have Inter Kashi missed that? Tomba fails to convert from a narrow angle! Planas deserves a lot of credit for that brilliant work down the left wing. His cross is a bit disappointing, but East Bengal fail to clear the loose ball. Yet, with the goal gaping, Tomba can't find the target.

Meanwhile, Manvir and Cummings have also missed big chances for Mohun Bagan in this first half. It's been a remarkably wasteful first 45 minutes for both Kolkata heavyweights in front of goal. As things stand, Planas' solitary strike keeps Mohun Bagan on top in the title race.

Absolute shockwaves here at the Kishore Bharati Krirangan as East Bengal concede early. Planas puts the hosts ahead with a clinical, side-footed finish past Prabhsukhan Gill. As things stand, Mohun Bagan will be champions. They are still drawing at Salt Lake Stadium against SC Delhi.

Nearly 10 minutes on the clock and it remains goalless across all four venues. However, we've already had our first major scare: East Bengal were just denied an early opener against Inter Kashi after Miguel's spectacular bicycle kick was cleared right off the goal line!

All four games are underway! Mohun Bagan and East Bengal are in action in Kolkata against SC Delhi and Inter Kashi respectively. Meanwhile, title challengers Punjab and Mumbai City are squaring off in Guwahati, while Jamshedpur FC play on home soil.

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— Mohun Bagan Super Giant (@mohunbagansg) May 21, 2026

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— East Bengal FC (@eastbengal_fc) May 21, 2026

East Bengal (23 points from 12 matches)

East Bengal are in the best position to win the ISL title as they sit at the top of the points table. Although level on points with Mohun Bagan, they hold a +5 advantage on goal difference. A win will guarantee the title for them unless Mohun Bagan win their match and end up scoring six goals more than them. If East Bengal lose or draw their game, they will need Mohun Bagan and Jamshedpur FC to either draw or lose, and the match between Punjab FC and Mumbai City FC to end in a draw.

Mohun Bagan (23 points from 12 matches)

Mohun Bagan need to win their match and hope that East Bengal either lose or draw their game. If both Mohun Bagan and East Bengal win their games, they will have to cover the five-goal difference between the two teams. If they lose or draw, they will need East Bengal to lose their match, Jamshedpur FC to either lose or draw, and the game between Mumbai City FC and Punjab FC to end in a draw.

Punjab FC (22 points from 12 matches)

Nothing short of a win can guarantee the title for them. A win will take them to 25 points, and if Mohun Bagan and East Bengal both either lose or draw their games, Punjab FC will be crowned champions.

Mumbai City FC (22 points from 12 matches)

The same applies to Mumbai City FC as well, because only a win against Punjab FC can keep their title hopes alive. A win will take them to 25 points, and in that case, they will need both East Bengal and Mohun Bagan to drop points.

Jamshedpur FC (21 points from 12 matches)

Jamshedpur FC need to win their match, but it will take a lot of results to go their way in order for them to clinch the title. They will need East Bengal and Mohun Bagan to lose their games, while the match between Mumbai City FC and Punjab FC needs to end in a draw.

Let's take a look at the games in focus:

Mohun Bagan vs Sporting Club Delhi

Inter Kashi vs East Bengal

Punjab vs Mumbai City

Jamshedpur FC vs Odisha FC

Local rivals East Bengal and Mohun Bagan lead the pack, tied at the top on 23 points. However, East Bengal hold the upper hand with a superior goal difference of +18 compared to the Mariners' +13. Looming just behind them are Punjab FC and Mumbai City FC on 22 points, while Jamshedpur FC remain mathematically alive on 21.

Hello and welcome to our live blog of the final day of the Indian Super League. Five of the eight teams-East Bengal, Mohun Bagan, Punjab FC, Mumbai City FC, and Jamshedpur FC-in action tonight head into the evening mathematically alive for the trophy.