That's all we have from this contest. A hard-fought victory for the hosts. On Wednesday, FC Goa will kick-start their campaign by hosting Chennaiyin FC. Do join us at 1930 IST for all the action. Cheers!

The Club Award is given to Jamshedpur FC as they won the game. Sergio Castel is given the Limitless Player of the Match Award. Jerry Mawhmingthanga collects the ISL Emerging Player of the Match Award and Farukh Choudhary bags the Hero of the Match Award.

What a win this is! A hard-fought victory, one which really makes the players and the manager feel good as the hosts have scraped through with a man down early in the first half. Odisha FC also managed to equalize after that and had momentum on their side but in the second half, the hosts stubbornly defended against Odisha. Subrata Paul rose to the occasion as he made crucial saves. However, despite being a man down, it was Jamshedpur FC who created more clear-cut chances. At once, it seemed like those missed chances would haunt them but that was not to be as in the 85th minute, Sergio Castel scored a goal with an excellent finish to give all three points to the hosts.

Peep, peep, peep, there goes the full time whistle and it is Jamshedpur FC who bag all three points.

A quick free kick was taken and the ball found its way to Martin Guedes. He takes a shot from distance but it goes over the post.

4 minutes left now for Odisha FC to find an equalizer. Can they do so?

It is Jamshedpur FC who have taken the lead, the team that is a man down has probably won the game here! The crowd here erupts. Top class stuff and the hosts are pumped up. What a classy finish that is, just brilliant, very cool, calm and composed. Piti makes a good run down the centre and then he passes it to Sergio Castel on the right. He gets into the box, sees Francisco Dorronsoro rush towards him and just chips it over and into the back of the net. 2-1 with 5 minutes and added time to go. We are in for a nail-biting finish here.

Seiminmang Manchong is brought in place of Nandhakumar Sekar. Odisha FC have opted for a striker. Can he get the winner?

Jamshedpur FC have just let go a huge, huge chance to go 2-1 up here. An excellent counter-attack by them. It is a 2 on 1 situation where Sergio Castel is making a run down the right with Farukh Choudhary. He passes it to him. Choudhary now is clear on goal. He has a chance to shoot but he tries to pass it to Sergio Castel again instead of taking a shot but Bikramjit Singh does exceptionally well to get back and intercept the pass. Not sure why he did not shoot there. Credit though to Singh, he just did not give up and did exceptionally well in the end. Saved his team from going a goal down.

By Subrata Paul! Jerry Mawhmingthanga looks to curl it in with his left foot from the left-hand side. Paul though does well as he swiftly moves to his right and pushes it out for a corner.

Piti tries the outrageous as he shoots from around 35-yards out. His effort though is saved easily by the keeper.

The corner from Piti was hit towards the near post. Sergio Castel looks to flick it on but it is off target. Memo Moura recovers the ball and he crosses it from the right-hand side which finds the head of Sumeet Passi who also heads it wide.

Subrata Paul keeps his side on level terms! However, that was a golden opportunity for the visitors to go a goal up. Martin Guedes drills it low into the box where his pass finds Bikramjit Singh. He hits it first time, low and to the left of the keeper but Paul gets down quickly and keeps it out.

Farukh Choudhary puts in a cross from the right-hand side. It is towards the far post, however, Shubham Sarangi, who has an attacker behind him, does well to kick it out for a corner. Nothing comes off the set-piece.

Sumeet Passi looks to hit the target from outside the box with his left foot. His effort is a weak one and it goes wide of the goal.

The ball is being passed around by both the teams but no real chance has been created as of now.

A one-two between Nandhakumar Sekar and Aridane Santana sees a half-chance being created. Nandhakumar Sekar just needs a touch and he would have been one on one with the keeper but an excellent tackle from Joyner Lourenco sees the forward lose control of the ball and it rolls to the keeper.

Time for the second half now! It is visitors who will get us underway. Also, there is a change from Jamshedpur FC. Noe Acosta goes out and Memo Moura replaces him.

What an action-packed first 45 that was! There were goals, a red card, missed opportunities, just everything you would want to see in a football game. It was the visitors who started on a bright note as they had two excellent chances first up. One was hit wide while the other hit the post. It seemed like they were dominating but the goal from Farukh Choudhary changed the momentum. Jamshedpur FC then started to build attacks of their own and pushed Odisha FC on the back foot. A poor tackle though from Bikash Jairu in the 35th minute saw him given the red card and that changed everything. Odisha FC then equalized through Aridane Santana and now with a man up and 45 minutes to go, you would consider them as favourites to win the game. You would probably see them come out attacking while their opposition will be happy to sit back and hit on the counter. Another exciting half awaits.

The ref blows the whistle and the players make their way back into the tunnel as it is half time.

Two minutes have been added to the first half!

WOW! That is an absolute thunderbolt! A THUNDERBOLT! That must have made a hole in the net, that is how hard this was hit. Absolutely no chance for the keeper and it is 1-1 here. Jerry Mawhmingthanga, from the byline, pulls it back towards the centre of the box. It is behind Aridane Santana. He though goes towards the ball and then blasts it the first time in the top corner. Pin-drop silence here in the stadium.

Jamshedpur FC are a goal up but a man down now! A poor tackle that. The free kick which hit the wall was then cleared. Jerry Mawhmingthanga has two defenders with him but he somehow manages to break free and dashes towards goal. Just before entering the box, he is brought down by Bikash Jairu. Jerry Mawhmingthanga does try to keep his balance but eventually falls down. The referee has no option but to blow the whistle and show the red card. An early red card and now, this is going to be a tough task for Jamshedpur FC to hold on to this lead.

Piti puts Sergio Castel through on the left-hand side. He looks to cross but does not hit it that well and it flashes wide of the far post.

Aitor Monroy is shown the yellow card as he puts in a rash tackle on Xisco Hernandez.

So after that goal, the hosts are passing the ball around a lot better and are also looking the dominant side.

Aniket Jadhav cuts in from the right and then tries to curl it into the far post but it goes straight into the hands of the keeper.

Rana Gharami has miscued his kick into the back of his own net! That is a huge, huge mistake and this is completely against the run of play. That is why you need to take the chances that come to you or it would come back to haunt you. Odisha FC's players have failed to put it in the back of the opposition net when they got the chance and now one of their players has put it into his own net. Noe Acosta puts Farukh Choudhary through on the right-hand side. He dashes forward and then looks to curl in a cross towards the far post. Rana Gharami looks to clear it out but ends up hitting it in the back of his own net. The hosts are ahead and the crowd here is going bonkers.

Xisco Hernandez puts in a lovely through ball from the left to free Jerry Mawhmingthanga who is now through on goal. He though has a defender to his left. He still does well to take a shot across the goal but his effort hits the post. Both the chances so far have fallen to Odisha FC.

Excellent overall play! Just the finish was lacking. Xisco Hernandez goes past a couple of players and then puts out an excellent pass to the right-hande side to Jerry Mawhmingthanga. He twists and turns, beats the man with him and then chips it towards the back post. Aridane Santana looks to head it towards the far post. The keeper is beaten but the ball goes just wide. Should have hit the target there.

Piti goes for goal as he tries to bend it towards the far post. The keeper is upto the mark as he keeps it out. The ball though falls to Farukh Choudhary outside the box. He takes a shot but misses by a long way.

The free kick was overcooked and it goes towards Aniket Jadhav on the right-hand side. He has Narayan Das in front of him who brings him down with a trailing leg and it is a free kick in a good crossing position for Jamshedpur FC.

Piti chips the ball over the backline down the left-hand side for Bikash Jairu. He looks to cut in after running a few yards with the ball but is tackled.

Done with the countdown and it is Jamshedpur FC who will get the first half underway.

Odisha FC win the toss and they will attack from right to left in this half.

The players make their way out for the Indian National Anthem! Kick off is not far away now.

Francisco Dorronsoro (GK), Marcos Tebar (C), Aridane Santana, Xisco Hernandez, Shubham Sarangi, Vinit Rai, Jerry Mawhmingthanga, Narayan Das, Nandhakumar Sekar, Carlos Delgado, Rana Gharami.

Subrata Paul (GK), Tiri (C), Aitor Monroy, Piti, Sergio Castel, Aniket Jadhav, Noe Acosta, Joyner Lourenco, Farukh Choudhary, Keegan Pereira, Bikash Jairu.

The start of a new journey for Odisha FC - a fresh side, coach and players, and it could not have come at a better place for them as they travel to the home of Jamshedpur FC. This could prove to be the start of a new rivalry as the two sides are separated by a small distance of roughly 350 kms and both of them will be vying for the bragging rights in the eastern part of the country. Both these sides have a touch of Spanish influence in their squads. Antonio Iriondo is the new head coach of Jamshedpur FC and his compatriot Josep Gombau will be in the opposition dugout. In the build up to this game, Jamshedpur FC coach Antonio Iriondo has stated that he wants the crowd to fall in love with their attacking style of play and he has the players to do so as well. Tiri, Memo and Sergio Castel will be the standout names in the squad who will be backed up by other experienced players like Subrata Paul in goal. They have lost the threat of Michael Soosairaj on the flanks but they should have enough in them to cope with it. As for Odisha FC, this is more of a clean slate for them. They come into the game with no fear and will be looking to play an expansive game. They have a very good balance in their side with a fearless coach looking to make full use of it. The star names for them will be Xisco Hernandez, Tebar and Guedes in midfield. Francisco Dorronsoro and Carlos Delgado will be looking to provide the solidity in defence whereas Aridane will be the target man off which their midfield will be looking to play. This promises to be a very exciting contest between two sides who will be looking to play a similar style of football. Who will come out on top? Join us to find out!