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ISL 2022-23 Final: Vishal Kaith's save in the penalty shootout helped ATK Mohun Bagan to win their maiden Indian Super League Title

ATK Mohun Bagan clinched their maiden title after Petratos' two-goal brilliance & Vishal Kaith's unbelievable saves caused the reason for Bengaluru FC's defeat in the ISL 2022-23 Final.

Mar 18, 2023, 5:22 PM6 min read

ISL 2022-23 Final: Vishal Kaith's save in the penalty shootout helped ATK Mohun Bagan to win their maiden Indian Super League Title

ATK Mohun Bagan won their maiden title after beating Bengaluru FC by 4-3 on to the penalties in the ISL 2022-23 Final. Petratos scored the two goals for Mohun Bagan while Sunil Chhetri & Roy Krishna were on the scoresheet for the Blues. The match headed toward the extra time but still, remained even. In the Penalty Shootout, Vishal Kaith saved Bruno's penalty which gave them the lead & Perez's miss was all they needed for the victory. Bengaluru FC tried their best but the missed opportunities caused the heavy loss.

The Champion of ISL 2022-23: ATK Mohun Bagan | Sportz Point
The Champion of ISL 2022-23: ATK Mohun Bagan
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ISL 2022-23 Final: ATK Mohun Bagan vs Bengaluru FC

First Half:

ATK Mohun Bagan kept the majority of the possession while Bengaluru relied on counter-attacking fast-paced football. Mohun Bagan just replicated their Semi-Final style of play by defending low on the pitch. Siva Sakthi got sandwiched between Carl McHugh and Ashique in the second minute of the game and he went down with a bleeding nose. Sunil Chhetri came as a sub as Siva Sakthi couldn't continue his game anymore.

ISL 2022-23 Final: Petratos gave the early lead to ATK Mohun Bagan

ATKMB's counterattack earned a corner in the 12th minute. Petratos took the corner kick and the ball after a header got saved by Bengaluru shot-stopper Gurpreet. However, the referee pointed to the spot for a Krishna handball in the penalty box. The ATK Mohun Bagan forward Petratos went to his left. Gurpreet jumped on the same side but failed to stop the bullet of a hit. ATK Mohun Bagan takes the early lead in the final in only the 14th minute of the game. Bengaluru FC decided to play with slow build-ups to push the Mariners into its own half and then speed up its attack. Simon Grayson's side suffered two early blows, Siva's injury and a goal after a poor mistake by Roy Krishna.

ATKMB started scoring very early from the Penalty spot | Sportz Point
ATKMB started scoring very early from the Penalty spot
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Bengaluru FC got a free-kick in the 25th minute in front of the box and Javi went for the free-kick. The Spaniard has scored from there before, in the ISL and he managed to keep the shot on target. Kaith, the winner of the Golden Glove, proved himself worthy of the prize as he made a brilliant save.

ISL 2022-23 Final: Sunil Chhetri's Equaliser for Bengaluru FC

Roy Krishna got to the ball and Subhasish followed him. The ATKMB player tried to get the ball off Krishna but missed the ball and caught the shin of the BFC player in the penalty box. However, the referee did not give a spot-kick after continues protests from the BFC players. In the 45+8 minutes of the game, Subhasish tried to clear the ball but failed big time, and the kick landed on Krishna's knee in the penalty box. The referee pointed to the spot for the Penalty. ISL's all-time top scorer Sunil Chhetri stepped up for the spot-kick. The Indian captain left Kaith on the other side as his kick ended up in the back of the net for the crucial equaliser which was the last kick of the first half.

ISL 2022-23: Sunil Chhetri's Equaliser | Sportz Point
Sunil Chhetri's Equaliser
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Second Half:

Bengaluru FC had two center-backs rooted in front of its goal as it found new life after the Chhetri goal. ATK Mohun Bagan meanwhile tried to exploit the flanks with long balls for Ashique. Liston Colaco won the ball in the midfield and tried a shot from distance. His shot was on target but Gurpreet made an equally good save and Petratos failed to keep the shot on target in the follow-up. A Terrible miss from the goal scorer. Suresh Singh delivered the corner kick and the ball headed into the net by Roy Krishna. Simon Grayson punched in the air and BFC found the all-important lead in the 78th minute of the Final.

Six minutes after the goal, Pablo Perez fouled Kiyan Nassiri, and the referee pointed to the spot. Gurpreet jumped on the correct side again but got beaten by Petratos' force and speed. ATK Mohun Bagan and Bengaluru FC came back on level terms. Manvir made a gorgeous run along the right flank, beating his marker, and the cross was steered on target by Petratos. Prabir made a goal-line clearance to deny a certain stoppage-time winner. The regulation time ended in 2-2.

Extra Time:

Perez got fouled by Damjanvic as Bengaluru FC got a free-kick at the start of the extra time. Sunil Chhetri stepped up for the kick. He delivered a lofted ball for Udanta whose header just flew over the net. Bengaluru FC started an attack against the run of play after the Blues cleared Petratos' free-kick. Udanta made a lovely run into the final third. Colaco tried to stop him but failed and his cross reached Sunil on the other side. In the 119th minute, Petratos hit from a distance and caught Gurpreet off-guard. The Indian goalie tried to knuckle the ball out but he lost his footing and the ball somehow curved and missed the net. Chhetri, however, failed to get his head over the ball for a header. After 120 minutes of action, the match went into an eventual penalty shootout.

It remained 0-0 till the end of the Extra Time | Sportz Point
It remained 0-0 till the end of the Extra Time
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Penalty-Shootout:

  • Costa scored for BFC: ATKMB 0-1 BFC on penalties
  • Petratos scored: ATKMB 1-1 BFC
  • Krishna scored: ATKMB 1-2 BFC
  • Colaco scored for ATK Mohun Bagan: ATKMB 2-2 BFC
  • Bruno's shot got saved by Kaith: ATKMB 2-2 BFC
  • Kiyan scored for ATKMB: ATKMB 3-2 BFC
  • Sunil Chhetri scored: ATKMB 3-3 BFC
  • Manvir scored for ATKMB: ATKMB 4-3 BFC
  • Perez missed the penalty: ATKMB 4-3 BFC
ISL 2022-23: Vishal Kaith's celebration after the save | Sportz Point
Vishal Kaith's celebration after the save
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ATK Mohun Bagan beat Bengaluru FC 4-3 on penalties to win the Indian Super League title. A save off Bruno's kick and a miss by Perez were enough for the Mariners to win the ISL title.

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Most International Goals by Active Players (2025)

Cristiano Ronaldo holds the record for most international goals of all time, as part of his enduring pursuit of titles and records. In this article, we'll look at the active football players with the most international goals.

Aug 7, 2025, 11:34 AM6 min read

Most International Goals by Active Players (2025)

Cristiano Ronaldo might be playing in Saudi Arabia these days, but he's still racking up records in Portuguese colours. Among male footballers, Ronaldo holds the record for most international goals of all time, as part of his enduring pursuit of titles and records. The 40-year-old also has most international appearances in the history of men's football after playing his 200th game for Portugal in June 2023. 

In this article, we'll look at the active football players with the most international goals.

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Most International Goals by Active Players (2025)

10. Edin Dzeko | 68 goals

Most International Goals by Active Players (2025)

Edin Dzeko is one of the most underrated strikers of his generation. The Inter Milan marksman is 39 years old but is still going strong. He has won the 'Bosnian Footballer of the Year' award three successive times in his career.

Dzeko has been quite prolific for his national team. He has scored 68 goals and provided 21 assists in his international career so far.

9. Harry Kane | 73 goals

Most International Goals by Active Players (2025)

Captain Harry Kane became the first player to score two goals on his 100th appearance for England. The striker scored his 67th and 68th international goals in the second half of the Nations League at Wembley over Finland, thundering an excellent strike in off the underside of the bar, then curling in a neat finish.

He also became just the third player to score on his 100th England appearance, after Wayne Rooney (versus Slovenia in 2014) and Bobby Charlton (against Northern Ireland in 1970).

Before kick-off, Kane was presented with a golden cap to mark the achievement, and also wore golden boots during the match.

8. Luis Suarez | 69 goals

Most International Goals by Active Players (2025)

Uruguay international Luis Suarez has had an illustrious career. He won the European Golden Shoe twice in the last decade and is widely regarded as one of the best centre-forwards of the 21st century.

Suarez, who recently led Uruguay to World Cup qualification, has scored 68 goals in his international career.

7. Neymar | 79 goals

Most International Goals by Active Players (2025)

Neymar Jr. is one of the most talented footballers we have seen in the 21st century. He is a joy to watch on the football pitch and is capable of producing moments of magic on a regular basis.

Neymar is one of the most innovative forwards of the modern era. He has been absolutely phenomenal for Brazil and is now surpassed Pele's goalscoring record for Brazil (77). Neymar has scored 79 goals and for the Brazilian national team so far in his career.

6. Robert Lewandowski | 85 goals

Most International Goals by Active Players (2025)

Robert Lewandowski is currently the most prolific goalscorer in Europe's top five leagues. The Bayern Munich striker has played some of the best football of his career in recent seasons.

Lewandowski has been a cut above the rest of his national teammates throughout his career. He has been a standout performer for Poland in recent years. The 36-year-old has scored 85 goals for Poland in international football.

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5. Ali Mabkhout | 85 goals

Most International Goals by Active Players (2025)

Al Jazira and UAE legend Ali Mabkhout is a clinical finisher and as well as being one of his club's best scorers. However, he is also the United Arab Emirates' top international scorer of all time. He has a total of 85 international goals to his name. 

During the 2019 AFC Asian Cup quarter-finals, Mabkhout netted the only goal in a 1–0 victory over defending champions Australia, which helped his country qualify for the semi-finals. Mabkhout scored a hat-trick against Indonesia in a 5–0 win in 2019 to become UAE's all-time leading goalscorer.

4. Romelu Lukaku | 89 goals

Most International Goals by Active Players (2025)

Romelu Lukaku has been a beast in attack for Belgium's golden generation. He has consistently produced the goods for his star-studded national team and continues to do so.

Lukaku's form at club level may have fluctuated but he has maintained high standards in international football. The 32-year-old has scored 89 goals in his international career so far.

3. Sunil Chhetri | 95 goals

Most International Goals by Active Players (2025)

Sunil Chhetri is regarded as one of the best football players India has ever produced. In a career spanning over two decades, the centre-forward has won many individual as well as team accolades.

With 95 goals to his name in 154 international appearances, Chhetri is the third highest goal-scorer in international matches, only behind Portuguese ace Cristiano Ronaldo, and Lionel Messi of Argentina.

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Since Sunil Chhetri’s first senior professional goal for Mohun Bagan in the National Football League season (2002-03), the Indian football great has notched up many goal-scoring feats for both club and country.

2. Lionel Messi | 112 goals 

Most International Goals by Active Players (2025)

Lionel Messi, widely regarded as one of the greatest footballers, has had a remarkable international career with Argentina. Messi, with 112 international goals, ranks second on the all-time top goal-scorers list, trailing only Ronaldo. Since his debut in 2005, Messi has earned 189 caps, leading Argentina to victories in the Copa America and the 2022 FIFA World Cup.

Argentina and Inter Miami star Lionel Messi can still catch Ronaldo for the record, if he plays on through to the 2026 World Cup and perhaps beyond.

1. Cristiano Ronaldo | 138 goals

Most International Goals by Active Players (2025)

Cristiano Ronaldo holds the world record for international goals, scoring 138 for Portugal since making his debut in 2003. He is also the all-time leading appearance-maker in men's international football, having played 221 games, eclipsing the previous record of 196 held by Kuwait's Bader Al-Mutawa against Liechtenstein on 23 March 2023, and marking the occasion with two goals. He has hit ten international hat-tricks, a record he shares with Lionel Messi.

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Ronaldo broke the world record for international goals when he scored twice against the Republic of Ireland in Portugal's European Qualifier in Faro-Loulé on 1 September 2021, aged 36. He surpassed the existing world-record mark set by former Iran forward Ali Daei, the first man to claim a century of international goals. Lionel Messi joined the elite group on 28 March 2023.

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East Bengal FC Trophies List

East Bengal FC are one of the most decorated football club in Indian football. In this article, we'll have a look at their trophy cabinet.

Aug 4, 2025, 8:00 PM4 min read

East Bengal FC are the Champions of the Kalinga Super Cup 2024  Image - X

East Bengal is one of Asia's biggest and most supported football clubs. In October 2020, the club was voted as the most popular football club in India on an AFC poll by its supporters.

The East Bengal Club was established on 1st August 1920 by Suresh Chandra Chaudhury along with some other dignitaries, and the club's first captain was Ramesh Chandra Sen.

The Kolkata-based club has created a lot of records and won so many trophies. The Football club was going through a tough phase as they hadn't won a major trophy since the 2013-14 season.

But, under the new Manager and coaching staff, the Red & Gold Brigade are playing good football. So, let's look at the trophies East Bengal has won in its footballing history.

East Bengal FC Trophies List

East Bengal played their first match in the 1920 Hercules Cup, which was a 7-a-side tournament that they won. They won their first-ever full tournament in 1921 and lifted the Khogendra Shield.

The Red and Gold brigade qualified for the Calcutta Football League 1st division in 1925. They won their first 1st title in 1942. Then the Kolkata-based club lifted their first IFA Shield in 1943. In 1945, East Bengal won their first double, claiming both the Calcutta Football League and the IFA Shield.

From 1949-51, East Bengal became the first team to make a hat-trick of wins in the IFA Shield. In 1972, East Bengal won the Calcutta Football League, IFA Shield, Durand Cup, and Rovers Cup in a single season, becoming the first team to do so.

In 1972, East Bengal also made a record of being the first and till date, only Indian team to win the Calcutta Football League without conceding a single goal, which they again repeated in 1991.

East Bengal won its first First Division league title in 1942 and has since won it a record 39 times. They have also won eight Federation Cups, three Super Cups, a record 29 IFA Shields, the Kuladakanta Shield, and MLA CUP, alongside 16 Durand Cup titles, making the club one of the most decorated in Indian football.

International Tournaments
Type Tournament No. Years
AFC Central Asia Champions' Cup 1 1985
AFF ASEAN Club Championship 1S 2003
ANFA Nepal Wai Wai Cup 1 1993
- Nepal San Miguel International Cup 1 2004
Total 4
Domestic Major Titles
India National Football League 3 2000–01, 2002–03, 2003–04
India Federation Cup / Super Cup 9 1978, 1980, 1985, 1996, 2007, 2009–10, 2010, 2012, 2024
India Indian Super Cup 3 1997, 2006, 2011
India Calcutta Football League 40 1942–2024 (see original list for full years)
India IFA Shield 29 1943–2012 (see original list)
India Durand Cup 16 1951–2004 (see original list)
India Rovers Cup 10 1949–1994 (see original list)
Total 110
Domestic Minor & Other Trophies
India DCM Trophy 7 1950–1983
India Bordoloi Trophy 5 1968–1992
India All Airlines Gold Cup 7 1987–2001
India Darjeeling Gold Cup 5 1976–2018
India McDowell's Cup 3 1995, 1997, 2000
India Sait Nagjee Football Tournament 2 1968, 1986
India Stafford Cup 2 1981, 1986
India Sanjay Gandhi Gold Cup 1 1984
India Kalinga Cup 1 1993
India SSS Trophy 2 1989, 1991
India Independence Day Cup 1 2002
India Dr. H. K. Mookherjee Shield 2 1957, 1961
India ATPA Shield 1 1992
India P. K. Nair Gold Cup 1 1956
India Kerala FA Shield 1 1968
India Mohammedan Sporting Platinum Jubilee Cup 1 2010
India Hercules Cup 1 1920
India Khogendra Cup 1 1921
India Chandannager Cup 1 1920
India Sachin Memorial Shield 1 1921
India Cooch Behar Cup 5 1924–1960
India Trades Cup 4 1960–1976
India Gladstone Cup 1 1929
India Griffith Shield 2 1929, 1946
India Lady Hardinge Shield 1 1940
India Lakshmibilas Cup 3 1920, 1968, 1969
India Bardwan Cup 1 1938
India S.C.I.S.T. Cup 1 1947
India William Younger Cup 2 1969, 1976
India Girija Shield 1 1942
India Raja Memorial Shield 1 1960
India Madhyamgram MLA Cup 1 2023
India Kulodakanta Memorial Shield 1 2023

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Khalid Jamil stats as manager: Jamil becomes new Blue Tigers coach

As AIFF announced Khalid Jamil as the new head coach of the Indian Men's Senior Football Team, here are his stats as a football manager so far. Jamil so far has coached teams like Aizwal FC, East Bengal, Mohun Bagan, NEUFC and Jamshedpur FC.

Aug 1, 2025, 8:47 AM3 min read

Khalid Jamil stats as manager: Jamil becomes new Blue Tigers coach | sportzpoint.com
Image | Durand Cup

Khalid Jamil has been named as the new head coach of the Indian Men's Senior Football team, as AIFF chose him over Stephen Constantine and Stefan Tarkovic from the final list. With Jamil becoming the new boss of the Blue Tigers, we present you with the stats and history of his career as a football manager so far.

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Khalid Jamil stats as manager

Khalid Jamil won the I-League 2016/17 with Aizawl FC. | sportzpoint.com
Jamil managing an I-League game for Aizawl FC in 2016/17 season. Image | I-league

Since retiring as a professional footballer, Jamil started his managerial career with Mumbai FC in 2009. Jamil went on to coach them for 7 years until he joined Aizawl FC in December 2016. It was with Aizawl FC where his career took a turn after leading them to a miraculous I-League title in the 2016/17 season.

After the I-League success, Khalid coached two Kolkata giants, first East Bengal in the 2017-18 season and then ATK Mohun Bagan (which is now Mohun Bagan Super Giant) in the next season.

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However, Khalid did not get that much success with those two Kolkata clubs, and he joined Northeast United FC as the academy head in 2019. From 2019-22, Jamil served as Assistant manager, caretaker manager and then head coach of NEUFC. After that, he spent one season with Bengaluru United.

Finally, in 2023, he arrived at Jamshedpur FC, where he showed his class as the head coach and uplifted a few young Indian talents as well. Last season under him, Jamshedpur FC reached the semi-finals of the Indian Super League as well, and Khalid became the first Indian coach to achieve that feat.

His experince and understanding of Indian football is supposed to be a ground-breaking factor for the upcoming few months of Indian football.

Club & Role Appointed In Charge Until Matches PPM
India (Manager) 25/26 (Aug 1, 2025) - - 0.00
Jamshedpur FC (Manager) 23/24 (Dec 31, 2023) Expected May 31, 2026 50 1.72
FC Chitwan (Manager) 23/24 (Sep 29, 2023) 23/24 (Oct 29, 2023) - 0.00
FC Bengaluru United (Manager) 21/22 (Jun 1, 2022) 22/23 (Jun 30, 2023) - 0.00
NorthEast United FC (Manager) 21/22 (Oct 23, 2021) 21/22 (May 31, 2022) 20 0.70
NorthEast United FC (Caretaker Manager) 20/21 (Jan 12, 2021) 20/21 (May 31, 2021) 11 2.00
NorthEast United FC (Caretaker Manager) 19/20 (Feb 11, 2020) 19/20 (May 31, 2020) 2 0.00
NorthEast United FC (Assistant Manager) 18/19 (Jun 19, 2019) 20/21 (Nov 25, 2020) - 0.00
— Assisted: Robert Jarni (16 games), Gerard Nus (1 game)
NorthEast United FC (Head of Academy Coaching) 18/19 (Jun 19, 2019) 21/22 (May 31, 2022) - 0.00
ATK Mohun Bagan FC (Manager) 18/19 (Jan 7, 2019) 18/19 (May 31, 2019) 8 1.38
Kingfisher East Bengal (Manager) 17/18 (Aug 2, 2017) 17/18 (Apr 26, 2018) 22 1.82
Aizawl FC (Manager) 16/17 (Dec 20, 2016) 17/18 (Aug 1, 2017) 22 2.00
Mumbai FC (Manager) 08/09 (Jun 20, 2009) 16/17 (Dec 19, 2016) 86 1.20

Data by transfermarkt. 

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WATCH: Liston Colaco scores a 'GOLAZO' in Durand Cup 2025 against Mohammedan

Liston Colaco scored a stunning free-kick in the first half before assisting and scoring one more goal in Mohun Bagan's 3-1 win over Mohammedan in Durand Cup 2025.

Jul 31, 2025, 4:55 PM2 min read

WATCH: Liston Colaco scores a 'GOLAZO' in Durand Cup 2025 against Mohammedan | sportzpoint.com
Image | MSBG on X

Indian football team winger Liston Colaco scored a stunning free-kick, including a brace, to help Mohun Bagan Super Giant kick off their Durand Cup 2025 journey with a 3-1 win over Mohammedan Sporting Club ar VYBK on Thursday.

Liston's Goalzo

WATCH: Liston Colaco scores a 'GOLAZO' in Durand Cup 2025 against Mohammedan | sportzpoint.com
Liston after the goal. Image | MBSG on X

Coincidentally, Liston had also scored a stunning free-kick goal during the practice game between Mohun Bagan senior and Mohun Bagan junior ahead of the season opener. Just in the 21st minute of the match, Liston himself earned a free-kick after being fouled by a trio of Mohammedan defenders at the edge of the box.

Liston took the charge into his hand, in fact, on his feet as he lined up to take the free-kick, the Cristiano-way. Liston took a deep breath and then decided to go over the wall of defenders to beat Subhajit Bhattacharjee in the goal and hit the back of the net.

What happened in the match?

Durand Cup 2025: Suhail Ahmed Bhat scored the second goal for Mohun Bagan against Mohammedan Sporting Club. | sportzpoint.com
Suhail scored MBSG's second goal. Image | MBSG on X

After Liston's goal in the 23rd minute, Mohun Bagan faced a setback at the stroke of the half-time mark. Aupia Ralte received a red card for dissent after he was tackled by Mohammedan in the 43rd minute of the match.

Mohammedan took advantage of Mohun Bagan's one-man less defence as Ahsley Koli scored in the 50th minute to make everything level again. But Mohun Bagan, the champions of the Indian Super League, had tricks up their sleeves as Suhail Ahmed Bhat scored in the 63rd minute to restore their lead. Liston provided the assist for the Kashmiri striker.

In the dying minute of the match, Liston earned the penalty and turned it into a goal from the spot to make a near-perfect match for him and Mohun Bagan SG.

Mohammedan have now lost both of their Group B match of the Durand Cup 2025.

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East Bengal vs Mohun Bagan: Head to Head Stats [UPDATED]

Though the data is just an approximation, as of 27th July 2025, it is believed that in total 403 East Bengal vs Mohun Bagan matches up till now (including friendlies), East Bengal won 139 times while Mohun Bagan won 135 times. 129 matches have been drawn.

Jul 27, 2025, 7:39 AM4 min read

East Bengal vs Mohun Bagan: Head to Head Stats [UPDATED] | sportzpoint.com

As far as local sporting rivalries go, few on this planet can compare to the one between East Bengal vs Mohun Bagan, commonly known as the Kolkata Derby. 

The two giants hailing from the same city, Kolkata, have been at each other's throats since East Bengal's inception a century and some change ago on August 1st, 1920, and their rivalry has scripted the most glorious chapter in the history of Indian football.

The two teams are not just two football entities but represent two sets of inhabitants of the state of Bengal, who simply cannot stand losing to the other side.  East Bengal vs Mohun Bagan evokes passion unlike any other sporting contest in the country. So ahead of the new season's Kolkata Derby, we take a brief look at the rich history of the rivalry.

East Bengal vs Mohun Bagan | Sportz Point
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Though the data is just an approximation, as of 27th July 2025, it is believed that the tally of overall meetings stands at 403 matches up till now, (including friendlies), where East Bengal have been triumphant 139 times, while Mohun Bagan 135 times. 129 matches have been drawn.

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East Bengal vs Mohun Bagan: Head-to-Head

Since 2020-21, these two teams have played 10 times against each other in ISL, while Mohun Bagan Super Giants have won 9 matches, with only one draw between the two. Mohun Bagan Super Giant is a merger of Mohun Bagan AC and ATK FC.

Mohun Bagan's domination over East Bengal in ISL comes while the two teams enjoy fairly competitive records against each other in other tournaments. In 45 matches of the I-League, East Bengal have won 17 so far and Mohun Bagan 15, while 13 ended in a draw.

In 22 Federation Cup matches, East Bengal have won eight and Mohun Bagan six, while eight matches ended in a draw. In 12 Rovers Cup matches, both teams have won four each, while four matches ended in a draw.

In 163 Calcutta Football League matches, East Bengal won 56, Mohun Bagan 48 and 59 ended in a draw. East Bengal enjoy a massive record against their archrivals in the IFA Shield. Out of 41 matches, they have won 21, while Mohun Bagan has managed to win only seven of those.

East Bengal vs Mohun Bagan overall record

Competition Matches Played East Bengal Wins Mohun Bagan Wins Draws
Indian Super League 10 0 9 1
NFL / I-League 45 17 15 13
Federation Cup / Super Cup 23 9 6 8
Calcutta Football League 164 57 48 59
IFA Shield 41 19 9 13
Durand Cup 22 9 8 5
Rovers Cup 12 4 4 4
All Airlines Gold Cup 10 7 1 2
DCM Trophy 1 1 0 0
Scissor's Cup 2 0 2 0
McDowell Cup 2 1 1 0
Bordoloi Trophy 1 0 1 0
Darjeeling Gold Cup 3 1 0 2
Horendra Mukherjee Memorial Shield 2 1 0 1
Amrita Bazar Centenary Cup 1 0 1 0
Peerless Trophy 1 0 1 0
Mohun Bagan Centenary Cup 1 0 0 1
Nehru Centenary Cup 1 1 0 0
J.C. Guha Trophy 1 0 0 1
Shibdas Bhaduri Memorial Trophy 1 0 1 0
SSS Trophy 1 0 0 1
PNB Centenary Trophy 1 0 1 0
Kalinga Cup 1 1 0 0
Md. Sporting Platinum Jubilee Cup 1 1 0 0
Cooch Behar Cup 10 2 4 4
Khogendra Shield 1 1 0 0
Raja Memorial Shield 1 0 1 0
Gladstone Cup 1 0 1 0
Darbhanga Shield 3 0 3 0
William Younger Challenge Cup 3 0 2 1
Lady Hardinge Shield 5 1 4 0
Trades Cup 3 1 1 1
Chandicharan Shield 1 1 0 0
Competitive Matches Total 376 133 124 119
Exhibition Games 26 5 11 10
ALL TIME TOTAL 402 138 135 129

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