Mohun Bagan SG vs Odisha FC Highlights, ISL 2024-25: MBSG vs OFC Updates; Late Petratos goal wins Mariners League Shield title
Mohun Bagan SG vs Odisha FC Highlights, ISL 2024-25: MBSG vs OFC Updates; Late Petratos goal wins Mariners League Shield title
The referee blows the final whistle and Mohun Bagan wins the match and it wins the League Shield title.
Mohun Bagan 1-0 Odisha FC
Just a minute left on the clock and after that Mohun Bagan will be crowned Legue Shield champions.
Salt Lake is going crazy at the moment.
Who else but Dimi Petratos wins it for the Mariners.
With a left-footed curler the Australian places the ball into the back of the net. The cult figure among MBSG supporters surely now wins the League Shield for them.
All hands on deck for Odisha at the moment. Everyone is behind the ball.
Nine minutes added on after the end of regulation time.
Cummings earns MBSG a corner.
Another set piece comes to nothing for Mohun Bagan.
MBSG is trying to take advantage of its numerical superiority.
Lobera makes several defensive changes to preserve a point from his encounter.
Fall brings down McLaren on the edge of the box. MBSG is asking for a penalty but it is just a free-kick.
Mourtada Fall has been sent off by the referee. The official deemed it as an illegal denial of a goalscoring opportunity.
McLaren misses golden opportunity to wrap up the League Shield. Petratos finds his compatriot in acers of space inside the ball but MBSG striker fails to turn it in.
Liston turns OFC defenders inside out to venture into the ledt side3 of the box and the fires in a cross but Amrinder and Co. somehow keeps it out of the goal.
MBSG substitutions: Dimi Petratos comes in for Aldred. Dipendu replaces Tangri.
Delgabo intercepts a cross from Rai and then puts it out of play.
Aldred’s shot goes over the bar.
Odisha suddenly taking huge risks to play out from the back.
Fall blocks Tangri’s rocket with his head.
Vishal Kaith pulls off a brilliant save to deny Hugo Boumous.
The Frenchman was allowed to make a run from the middle and take the shot. The MBSG goalie makes a good diving save.
Liston goes for goal from range and Amrinder collects the ball with ease.
Aldred catches Boumous. Odisha gets a free-kick in a dangerous position.
Fall’s header is saved by Kaith.
Manvir misses a sitter!!!
Greg Stewart with a brilliant run ventures into the box and then finds Manvir, who with a superb first touch turns away from the defender and then hits it wide.
OFC substitutions: Jerry is replaced by Ranawade.
Rahim Ali brings Liston down near the half way line.
Subhasish with a wonderful whipped ball for Manvir, whose header goes just over the ball.
Mohun Bagan attackers are trying to go make runs in behind Odisha defence.
Odisha wins a corner.
MBSG has started the second half with attacking intent.
The second half is under way.
The first half comes to and end.
Mohun Bagan 0-0 Odisha FC
Two big saves from Amrinder in quick succession. The OFC goalie first thwarts Stewart’s shot from the edge of the box and the gets up quickly to deny McLaren’s effort.
Two minutes added on after the end of first half.
Manvir is causing all sorts of problem for Delgado at MBSG’s right wing. Fall makes another brilliant tackle to deny McLaren.
Rahul KP with a tackle from behind of Liston but the referee chooses to keep cards in his pocket.
Another clumsy challenge from Odisha defenders on McLaren inside the box, they are playing a risky game.
Match resumes after drinks break.
Better chances has fallen to MBSG so far and Amrinder has to be busy.
Amrinder denies McLaren, who let’s go from an acute angle.
The set piece delivery is cleared by Odisha defender for another corner.
Fall with clumsy challenge on McLaren inside the box but referee is unmoved.
Liston’s attempted ball to find Manvir’s run on the right wing is overcooked.
Mohun Bagan is finding it difficult to break down Odisha’s resolute defence.
Liston is down after enduring a tackle from Rahim Ali.
Boumous makes a brilliant run from the middle and then finds Rahul with a through ball but the Odisha winger fails to keep his attempted clip on target.
A battle brewing between Subhasish and Rahul KP on the right wing of Odisha. Both players are geared up for the encounter.
Manvir stings the palms of Amrinder from an acute angle and then Tangri also tries his luck from range. Mariners are looking dangerous.
Boumous earns a corner for the visiting side.
Boumous’ delivery finds Fall, who fails to keep his free header on target.
Odisha is not able to not keep hold of the ball for long.
Liston tries to put in an early cross from the left flank but fails to wrap his left foot around the ball correctly. The ball goes out for a goalkick.
MBSG wins the first corner of the match.
Rahim Ali with the defensive header relieves the pressure from OFC.
Mourtada Fall tries to find Boumous inside the MBSG box with a lofted ball but overcooks it.
Odisha finally enters Mariners’ defnsive third. Isak makes a good run but the MBSG defence is alert.
Manvir on the right wing, tries to put in an early cross but the OFC defence stood tall.
MBSG is pressing with intent and trying put early pressure on the visiting side.
Mohun Bagan in its traditional Green and Maroon goes up against Odisha FC in white. Marines aim to wrap up League Shield title tonight.
The ISL 2024-25 match between Mohun Bagan Super Giant and Odisha FC at the Salt Lake Stadium in Kolkata is underway.
Players are on the pitch. Live action will begin soon.
Stay tuned for live coverage of MBSG vs OFC.
Mohun Bagan Super Giant: Vishal Kaith (GK), Dippendu Biswas, Tom Aldred, Asish Rai, Subhasish Bose, Lalengmawaia, Sahal Abdul Samad, Manvir Singh, Jason Cummings, Liston Colaco, Jamie Maclaren.
Odisha FC: Amrinder Singh (GK), Rahim Ali, Mourtada Fall, Carlos Delgado, Jerry Lalrinzuala, Raynier Fernandes, Lalthathanga Khawlhring, Jerry Mawihmingthanga, Hugo Boumous, Isak Vanlalruatfela, Diego Mauricio
Mohun Bagan Super Giant hosts Odisha FC in an Indian Super League (ISL) 2024-25 fixture at the Salt Lake Stadium on Sunday, aiming to secure the victory that would seal the League Shield title for a second successive season.
The Mariners have already rewritten records by reaching 49 points from 21 outings — the highest tally by any side in ISL history — and are now on the verge of making history as the first club to win back-to-back league titles.
Mohun Bagan currently holds a seven-point lead over second-placed FC Goa (42 points from 21 matches) and requires just three more points to clinch the title.
Hello and welcome to Sportstar’s live coverage from the ISL 2024-25 match between Mohun Bagan Super Giant and Odisha FC from the Salt Lake Stadium in Kolkata on Sunday.
Published on Feb 23, 2025
