ISL 4: CFC eye 3 points against Mumbai

Mumbai City FC who are already out of the tournament would be keen to end the season on a high.

ISL 4: Delhi aim to sign off with ‘hat-trick’

Popovic was critical of his player’s performance in their last match, observing his players relaxed too much against Goa.

Mumbai City won their home battle against Delhi Dynamos 4-0 with Delhi’s Matias Mirabaje being sent off.

Pune moved an inch closer to the playoffs, with the 2-0 win at the Mumbai Football Arena

Chhetri who received a standing ovation as he departed late in the game having wrapped it up before Miku completed the rout.

Striker Iain Hume would continue playing second fiddle to Mark Sifneos and Wes Brown looks to have cemented his position in central midfield.

The Dynamos have been good in patches, unable to maintain rhythm, with their defence getting exposed repeatedly.

This was ATK’s second win from six matches as they climbed to seventh position in the league table with eight points.

Chennaiyin are now placed third on the table, level on 12 points with Bengaluru, but but behind them on goal difference.

Mumbai will look to capitalise on Kolkata’s shambolic form.