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FC Pune City
2017–18 season
Head CoachRanko Popović
StadiumBalewadi Sports Complex
ISLTBD
Top goalscorerLeague: Emiliano Alfaro
All: Emiliano Alfaro
Highest home attendance9,881 vs Chennaiyin
(3 December 2017)
Lowest home attendance7,112 vs Delhi Dynamos
(22 November 2017)
Average home league attendance8,668
← 2016
2018–19 →
All statistics correct as of 10 December 2017.

The 2017–18 FC Pune City season will be the club's fourth season since its establishment in 2014 and their fourth season in the Indian Super League.This will be the first season for coach Ranko Popović with the club. He replaced Antonio López Habas middle of the pre–season.[1]

Background

See also: 2016 FC Pune City season

Pune City finished sixth in 2016 ISL season and failed to qualify for the semifinals.

Player movement

Due to the Indian Super League regulation each club was allowed to retain a maximum of two Indian players over the age of twenty-one (21) and 3 under-21 players from previous squad.[2] Pune City retained goalkeeper Vishal Kaith and an under-21 forward Ashique Kuruniyan.[3] On 10 July Pune City announced signing of Uruguayan striker Emiliano Alfaro.[4]

In ISL players draft held on 23 July 2017, Pune City picked 14 players to the squad.[5] Pune City picked goalkeeper Kamaljit Singh and added defenders Adil Khan, Lalchhuanmawia, Nim Dorjee Tamang, Harpreet Singh, Wayne Vaz, Gurtej Singh and Pawan Kumar from draft. Pune City added midfielders Kean Lewis, Jewel Raja, Isaac Vanmalsawma and Rohit Kumar to the squad and also picked forwards Baljit Sahni and Ajay Singh from draft.

On 4 August Pune City announce signing of Spanish midfielder Marcos Tébar.[6] The club announced signing of Brazilian forward Marcelinho on 21 August.[7] On 23 August Pune City announced their next signing Spanish defender Rafa Lopez Gomez.[8] On 24 August Pune city announced signing of midfielder Jonatan Lucca.[9] The club then announced signing Croatian defender Damir Grgic on 29 August.[10] Pune City on 8 September announced their seventh foreigner as Brazilian forward Diego Carlos.[11] Pune City signed their last foreigner Argentinian midfielder Robertino Pugliara on 12 August.[12]

In

Position Player Old club Date Ref
FW Uruguay Emiliano Alfaro United Arab Emirates Al-Fujairah 10 July 2017 [4]
DF India Adil Khan India Churchill Brothers 23 July 2017 [5]
MF India Kean Lewis India Mohun Bagan 23 July 2017 [5]
DF India Lalchhuanmawia India Bengaluru 23 July 2017 [5]
MF India Jewel Raja India Minerva Punjab 23 July 2017 [5]
DF India Nim Dorjee Tamang India Shillong Lajong 23 July 2017 [5]
MF India Isaac Vanmalsawma India Shillong Lajong 23 July 2017 [5]
DF India Harpreet Singh India Sporting Clube de Goa 23 July 2017 [5]
DF India Wayne Vaz India Chennai City 23 July 2017 [5]
GK India Kamaljit Singh India Minerva Punjab 23 July 2017 [5]
FW India Baljit Sahni India Mumbai 23 July 2017 [5]
MF India Rohit Kumar India DSK Shivajians 23 July 2017 [5]
FW India Ajay Singh India Southern Samity 23 July 2017 [5]
DF India Gurtej Singh India Fateh Hyderabad 23 July 2017 [5]
DF India Pawan Kumar India Delhi United 23 July 2017 [5]
MF Spain Marcos Tébar Spain Reus Deportiu 4 August 2017 [6]
FW Brazil Marcelinho Brazil Avaí 21 August 2017 [7]
DF Spain Rafa Gomez Spain Real Valladolid 23 August 2017 [8]
MF Brazil Jonatan Lucca Israel Bnei Sakhnin 24 August 2017 [9]
DF Croatia Damir Grgic Slovenia Rudar Velenje 29 August 2017 [10]
FW Brazil Diego Carlos Brazil São Bento 8 September 2017 [11]
MF Argentina Robertino Pugliara Indonesia Persipura Jayapura 12 September 2017 [12]

Out

Pos. Player New Club Date Ref
GK Armenia Apoula Edel Released 1 January 2017
MF India Manish Maithani Released 1 January 2017
FW Mali Dramane Traoré Released 1 January 2017
FW Mexico Aníbal Zurdo Spain Atletico Pinto 1 January 2017 [13]
DF Equatorial Guinea Eduardo Ferreira Mohun Bagan 4 January 2017 [14]
FW India Arata Izumi NEROCA 9 January 2017 [15]
MF Spain Bruno Herrero Spain San Fernando 19 January 2017 [16]
MF Spain Pitu Spain Llagostera 24 January 2017 [17]
FW Senegal Momar Ndoye Spain Arandina 26 January 2017 [18]
MF Spain Jesús Tato Spain La Roda 14 February 2017 [19]
MF Mali Mohamed Sissoko Italy Ternana Calcio 17 February 2017 [20]
GK India Arindam Bhattacharya Mumbai City 23 July 2017 [21]
DF India Yumnam Raju Jamshedpur 23 July 2017 [21]
DF India Narayan Das Goa 23 July 2017 [21]
MF India Francis Fernandes Chennaiyin 23 July 2017 [21]
MF India Sanju Pradhan Mumbai City 23 July 2017 [21]
MF India Lenny Rodrigues Bengaluru 23 July 2017 [21]
MF Argentina Gustavo Oberman Argentina Argentino de Quilmes 1 August 2017 [22]
DF India Gouramangi Singh NEROCA 17 October 2017 [23]
DF India Dharmaraj Ravanan Chennai City 23 October 2017 [24]

Pre-season and friendlies

Pune City stayed at Pune for pre-season. The club played their first friendly against DSK Shivajians U18 on 30 September and won 3–0. Goals scored by Kean Lewis, Adil Khan and Gaurav Bora. Then in next friendly against Chanmari Pune City won 5–0 on 16 October. Jonatan Lucca, Emiliano Alfaro, Rohit, Ajay Singh and Isaac scored a goal each for the club. Pune City Played East Bengal on 30 October and won 2–1. Lucca and Alfaro scored for Pune City. Mahmoud Amnah scored for East Bengal from penalty. Pune City played their next friendly against Mohun Bagan and won it 4–1. Alfaro scored brace, while Ajay Singh and Isaac scored a goal each for Pune City. Dipanda pulled one back for Mohun Bagan. Pune City played a 2–2 draw against Chennaiyin in their last friendly. Marcelinho and Diego Carlos scored for Pune City. Baoringdao Bodo scored the first goal for Chennaiyin and the second goal was an own goal.

30 September 2017 Friendly Pune City 3–0 DSK Shivajians U18 Pune
9:30 IST Kean 30'
Adil 49'
Gaurav Bora 68'		 Stadium: Shree Shiv Chhatrapati Sports Complex
16 October 2017 Friendly Pune City 5–0 Chanmari Pune
19:00 IST Lucca 9'
Alfaro 25'
Rohit 40'
Ajay 51'
Isaac 72'		 Report Stadium: Shree Shiv Chhatrapati Sports Complex
30 October 2017 Friendly Pune City 2–1 East Bengal Pune
IST Lucca
Alfaro 		Report Amnah (pen.) Stadium: Shree Shiv Chhatrapati Sports Complex
6 November 2017 Friendly Pune City 4–1 Mohun Bagan Pune
19:00 IST

Report
Stadium: Shree Shiv Chhatrapati Sports Complex
12 November 2017 Friendly Pune City 2–2 Chennaiyin Pune
IST
Report
Stadium: Shree Shiv Chhatrapati Sports Complex

Indian Super League

Main article: 2017–18 Indian Super League season

November

Pune City started with 2–3 loss against Delhi Dynamos in their first match of 2017–18 Indian Super League season at home on 22 November.[25] Paulinho Dias opened the scoring for Delhi in the 46th minute, while Lallianzuala Chhangte and Matías Mirabaje netted in the 54th and 65th minute, respectively. Emiliano Alfaro scored Pune’s first goal of the match in the 67th minute and Marcos Tebar netted their second in injury–time.

Table

Indian Super League
Season2017–18
Dates17 November 2017 – 17 March 2018
ChampionsChennaiyin
2nd ISL title
1st Indian title
AFC CupChennaiyin
Matches played95
Goals scored261 (2.75 per match)
Top goalscorerCoro
(18 goals)
Best goalkeeperSubrata Pal
(102.74 mins per goal)
Biggest home winPune City 5–0 NorthEast United
(30 December 2017)
Biggest away winDelhi Dynamos 1–5 Goa
(16 December 2017)
Pune City 0–4 Goa
(25 February 2018)
Highest scoringGoa 4–3 Bengaluru
(30 November 2017)
Goa 5–2 Kerala Blasters
(9 December 2017)
Goa 3–4 Mumbai City
(28 January 2018)
Delhi Dynamos 4–3 ATK
(24 February 2018)
Longest winning runBengaluru
(5 games)
Longest unbeaten runBengaluru
(10 games)
Longest winless runDelhi Dynamos
ATK
(8 games)
Longest losing runDelhi Dynamos
(6 games)
Highest attendance37,986
Kerala Blasters 1–3 Bengaluru
(31 December 2017)
Lowest attendance1,121
North East United 0–1 Kerala Blasters
(17 February 2018)
Total attendance1,399,409
Average attendance15,047
← 2016

The 2017–18 Indian Super League season was the fourth season of the Indian Super League, one of the top Indian professional football leagues. It was established in 2013. The regular season started on 17 November 2017 and ended on 4 March 2018,[26] The finals began on 7 March 2018, concluding with the final on 17 March 2018. ATK were the defending champions from the 2016 season, however they could not advance to the playoffs. Chennaiyin won their second Indian Super League title by defeating Bengaluru 3–2 in the final.[27]

Two new sides joined the league as expansion teams: Bengaluru and Jamshedpur. The two new clubs are the ninth and tenth teams in the league. This made it the first edition of the ISL in which there are more than eight teams participating.[28] As well as expanding two teams, the league also expanded two more months, being played in five months instead of three.[28] Away goal rule is introduced in semifinals stage in this season.

Teams

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Locations of the Indian Super League teams

Stadiums and locations

Team City/State Stadium Capacity
ATK Kolkata, West Bengal Salt Lake Stadium 68,012[29]
Bengaluru Bengaluru, Karnataka Sree Kanteerava Stadium 25,810[30]
Chennaiyin Chennai, Tamil Nadu Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium 19,691[31]
Delhi Dynamos Delhi Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium 32,000[32]
Goa Margao, Goa Fatorda Stadium 18,600[33]
Jamshedpur Jamshedpur, Jharkhand JRD Tata Sports Complex 24,424[34]
Kerala Blasters Kochi, Kerala Kaloor Stadium 38,086[35]
Mumbai City Mumbai, Maharashtra Mumbai Football Arena 9,300[36]
NorthEast United Guwahati, Assam Indira Gandhi Athletic Stadium 23,627[37]
Pune City Pune, Maharashtra Balewadi Stadium 10,237[38]

Expansion

On 11 May 2017, it was announced by the Indian Super League organizers that they would be inviting bids for new teams to join the league for the upcoming season.[39] The bids would be for ten cities, namely Ahmedabad, Bengaluru, Cuttack, Durgapur, Hyderabad, Jamshedpur, Kolkata, Ranchi, Siliguri and Thiruvananthapuram.[39] It was also clarified that if Kolkata were to win at least one bid for a team, the new "Kolkata" side would have to play away from the city for two seasons.[39]

On 25 May 2017, it was announced that bidding for new teams had ended and that the league's appointed external validator would look over the bids.[40] It was also announced that Bengaluru, the two-time champion of the I-League, India's top-tier professional football league, had submitted a bid.[40] Two weeks later, on 12 June, it was officially announced that Bengaluru (for Bangalore) and Tata Group (for Jamshedpur) had won the bids for the new teams.[41]

Personnel and sponsorship

Team Head coach Kit manufacturer Shirt sponsor
ATK Republic of Ireland Robbie Keane (Player Manager) Nivia[42] CESC Limited[42]
Bengaluru Spain Albert Roca Puma[43] JSW[43]
Chennaiyin England John Gregory Performax[44] Apollo Tyres[45]
Delhi Dynamos Spain Miguel Ángel Portugal T10 Sports[46] Kent RO Systems[47]
Goa Spain Sergio Lobera None[48] Deltin[48]
Jamshedpur England Steve Coppell Nivia[49] Tata[49]
Kerala Blasters England David James Admiral[50] Muthoot Pappachan[51]
Mumbai City Costa Rica Alexandre Guimarães T10 Sports[52] Ace Group[53]
NorthEast United Israel Avram Grant Performax[54] McDowell's No. 1[55]
Pune City Serbia Ranko Popović Adidas[56] Suzuki Gixxer[57]

Head coaching changes

Team Outgoing coach Manner of departure Date of vacancy Position in table Incoming coach Date of appointment
Goa Brazil Zico Contract finished 18 December 2016 Pre-season Spain Sergio Lobera 6 June 2017[58]
Delhi Dynamos Italy Gianluca Zambrotta Mutual consent 14 June 2017[59] Spain Miguel Ángel Portugal 29 June 2017[60]
Chennaiyin Italy Marco Materazzi Mutual consent 6 March 2017[61] England John Gregory 3 July 2017[62]
Jamshedpur Expansion club England Steve Coppell 14 July 2017[63]
Kerala Blasters England Steve Coppell Mutual consent 12 July 2017[64] Netherlands René Meulensteen 14 July 2017[65]
ATK Spain José Francisco Molina 18 December 2016 England Teddy Sheringham 14 July 2017[66]
NorthEast United Portugal Nelo Vingada 15 May 2017[67] Portugal João de Deus 17 July 2017[68]
Pune City Spain Antonio López Habas 15 September 2017[69] Serbia Ranko Popović 25 September 2017[70]
Kerala Blasters Netherlands René Meulensteen Sacked 3 January 2018[71] 8th England David James 3 January 2018[72]
NorthEast United Portugal João de Deus 3 January 2018[73] 9th Israel Avram Grant 12 January 2018[74]
ATK England Teddy Sheringham 24 January 2018[75] 8th England Ashley Westwood (Interim) 24 January 2018[75]
ATK England Ashley Westwood Resignation 2 March 2018[76] 9th Republic of Ireland Robbie Keane (Player Manager) 3 March 2018[77]

Roster changes

Main articles: List of 2017–18 Indian Super League season roster changes and 2017–18 ISL Players Draft

Overseas players

Unlike during the first three seasons of the Indian Super League, the 2017–18 season saw the maximum number of foreign players per team reduced to eight from 11.[78] Also unlike the previous three seasons, the maximum number of foreigners allowed on the pitch at the same time was reduced to five from six.[78]

ATK (8) Bengaluru (8) Chennaiyin (8) Delhi Dynamos (8) Goa (8)
Republic of Ireland Robbie Keane
Portugal Zequinha
England Conor Thomas
Spain Jordi Figueras
England Tom Thorpe
England Ryan Taylor
Northern Ireland Martin Paterson
South Africa Sibongakonke Mbatha 		England John Johnson
Spain Juanan
Australia Erik Paartalu
Spain Dimas
Spain Toni Dovale
Venezuela Miku
Spain Daniel Segovia
Spain Víctor Pérez 		Spain Iñigo Calderón
Brazil Raphael Augusto
Slovenia Rene Mihelič
Spain Jaime Gavilán
Nigeria Jude Nworuh
Netherlands Gregory Nelson
Portugal Henrique Sereno
Brazil Maílson Alves 		Brazil Paulinho Dias
Uruguay Matías Mirabaje
Venezuela Gabriel Cichero
Nigeria Kalu Uche
Spain Manuel Arana
Spain Edu Moya
Netherlands Jeroen Lumu
Spain Xabi Irureta 		Portugal Bruno Pinheiro
France Hugo Boumous
Spain Coro
Morocco Ahmed Jahouh
Spain Chechi
Spain Manuel Lanzarote
Spain Edu Bedia
Netherlands Mark Sifneos
Jamshedpur (8) Kerala Blasters (8) Mumbai City (8) NorthEast United (8) Pune City (8)
Spain Tiri
South Africa Sameehg Doutie
Brazil Memo
Haiti Kervens Belfort
Cameroon Andre Bikey
Brazil Matheus Gonçalves
Nigeria Izu Azuka
Brazil Wellington Priori 		Canada Iain Hume
Ghana Courage Pekuson
Serbia Nemanja Lakić-Pešić
England Wes Brown
England Paul Rachubka
Bulgaria Dimitar Berbatov
Iceland Guðjón Baldvinsson
Spain Pulga 		Romania Lucian Goian
Brazil Gerson Vieira
Brazil Éverton Santos
Spain Rafa Jordà
Brazil Léo Costa
Brazil Márcio Rosário
Cameroon Achille Emaná
Brazil Thiago Santos 		Brazil Marcinho
Portugal José Gonçalves
Guinea-Bissau Sambinha
Uruguay Martín Díaz
Brazil Danilo
Portugal Hélio Pinto
Sweden Maic Sema
Colombia John Mosquera 		Uruguay Emiliano Alfaro
Spain Marcos Tébar
Brazil Marcelinho
Spain Rafa
Brazil Jonatan Lucca
Brazil Diego Carlos
Austria Marko Stanković
Spain Lolo

Regular season

Pos Team
 Pld W D L GF GA GD Pts Qualification or relegation
1 Bengaluru 18 13 1 4 35 16 +19 40 Qualification for ISL play-offs
2 Chennaiyin[a] (C) 18 9 5 4 24 19 +5 32
3 Goa 18 9 3 6 42 28 +14 30
4 Pune City 18 9 3 6 30 21 +9 30
5 Jamshedpur 18 7 5 6 16 18 −2 26
6 Kerala Blasters 18 6 7 5 20 22 −2 25
7 Mumbai City 18 7 2 9 25 29 −4 23
8 Delhi Dynamos 18 5 4 9 27 37 −10 19
9 ATK 18 4 4 10 16 30 −14 16
10 NorthEast United 18 3 2 13 12 27 −15 11
Source: Indian Super League
Rules for classification: 1) points; 2) head-to-head points; 3) head-to-head goal difference; 4) head-to-head goals scored; 5) goal difference; 5) number of goals scored; 6) fair play ranking; 6) drawing of lots
(C) Champions

Results

Home \ Away 		KOL BEN CHE DEL GOA JAM KER MUM NEU PUN
ATK — 0–2 1–2 1–0 1–1 0–1 2–2 1–2 1–0 1–4
Bengaluru 1–0 — 1–2 4–1 2–0 0–1 2–0 2–0 2–1 1–1
Chennaiyin 3–2 1–3 — 2–2 2–3 1–1 1–1 1–0 3–0 1–0
Delhi Dynamos 4–3 2–0 1–1 — 1–5 0–1 1–3 5–1 0–2 2–2
Goa 5–1 4–3 0–1 1–1 — 2–1 5–2 3–4 2–2 0–2
Jamshedpur 0–0 0–2 0–1 3–2 0–3 — 2–1 2–2 1–0 0–1
Kerala Blasters 0–0 1–3 0–0 2–1 1–2 0–0 — 1–1 1–0 1–1
Mumbai City 0–1 1–3 1–0 4–0 2–1 1–2 0–1 — 3–2 0–2
NorthEast United 0–1 0–1 3–1 0–1 2–1 0–0 0–1 0–2 — 0–1
Pune City 3–0 1–3 0–1 2–3 0–4 2–1 1–2 2–1 5–0 —
Updated to match(es) played on 4 March 2018. Source: Indian Super League
Legend: Blue = home team win; Yellow = draw; Red = away team win.

Playoffs

Main article: 2017–18 Indian Super League playoffs

Bracket

Semi-finals Final
        
1 Bengaluru 0 3 3
4 Pune City 0 1 1
1 Bengaluru 2
2 Chennaiyin 3
2 Chennaiyin 1 3 4
3 Goa 1 0 1

Semi-finals

Team 1 Agg.Tooltip Aggregate score Team 2 1st leg 2nd leg
Pune City 1–3 Bengaluru 0–0 1–3
Goa 1–4 Chennaiyin 1–1 0–3

Final

Main article: 2018 Indian Super League final
Bengaluru2–3Chennaiyin
Chhetri 9'
Miku 90+2'		 Report Alves 17', 45'
Augusto 67'
Attendance: 25,753
Referee: Ali Abdulnabi

Season statistics

See also: List of Indian Super League records and statistics

Scoring

Hat-tricks

See also: List of Indian Super League hat-tricks
Player For Against Result Date Ref
Spain Coro Goa Bengaluru 4–3 (H) 30 November 2017 [80]
Spain Coro Goa Kerala Blasters 5–2 (H) 9 December 2017 [81]
Brazil Marcelinho Pune City NorthEast United 5–0 (H) 30 December 2017 [82]
Canada Iain Hume Kerala Blasters Delhi Dynamos 3–1 (A) 10 January 2018 [83]
India Seiminlen Doungel NorthEast United Chennaiyin 3–1 (H) 19 January 2018 [84]
India Sunil Chhetri Bengaluru Pune City 3–1 (H) 11 March 2018 [85]

Assists

Rank Player Club Assists Ref
1 India Udanta Singh Bengaluru 7 [86]

Cleansheets

Rank Player Club Clean
sheets
1 India Subrata Pal Jamshedpur 7
India Gurpreet Singh Sandhu Bengaluru
India Karanjit Singh Chennaiyin
India Vishal Kaith Pune City
5 England Paul Rachubka Kerala Blasters 5
6 India Debjit Majumder ATK 4
7 India Rehenesh TP NorthEast United 2
India Amrinder Singh Mumbai City
India Naveen Kumar Goa
Source:[87]

Discipline

[88][89]

  • Most yellow cards (club): 47
    • Chennaiyin
  • Most red cards (club): 4
    • Delhi Dynamos

Average home attendances

See also: Indian Super League attendance
Team GP Cumulative High Low Mean
Kerala Blasters 9 285,870 37,986 16,796 31,763
Jamshedpur 9 192,367 24,212 8,178 21,374
Bengaluru 11 209,584 25,753 12,564 19,053
Goa 10 176,038 18,600 16,221 17,604
Chennaiyin 10 155,377 19,013 12,499 15,538
ATK 9 114,021 32,816 3,165 12,669
Pune City 10 87,111 9,968 6,612 8,711
NorthEast United 8 65,736 21,151 1,121 8,217
Delhi Dynamos 8 55,086 11,453 2,332 6,886
Mumbai City 9 58,039 8,597 4,222 6,449
Total 93 1,399,409 37,986 1,121 15,047
Source:[90]

Awards

Hero of the Match

Match Hero of the Match Match Hero of the Match Match Hero of the Match
Player Club Player Club Player Club
Match 1 Serbia Nemanja Lakić-Pešić Kerala Blasters Match 33 India Jeje Lalpekhlua Chennaiyin Match 65 Spain Dimas Delgado Bengaluru
Match 2 Brazil Marcinho NorthEast United Match 34 Brazil Éverton Santos Mumbai City Match 66 India Adil Khan Pune City
Match 3 Spain Manuel Lanzarote Goa Match 35 Brazil Marcelinho Pune City Match 67 England Ryan Taylor ATK
Match 4 India Sunil Chhetri Bengaluru Match 36 India Sunil Chhetri Bengaluru Match 68 Spain Dimas Delgado Bengaluru
Match 5 India Lallianzuala Chhangte Delhi Dynamos Match 37 Spain Edu Bedia Goa Match 69 Brazil Wellington Priori Jamshedpur
Match 6 Brazil Raphael Augusto Chennaiyin Match 38 Netherlands Mark Sifneos Kerala Blasters Match 70 Spain Marcos Tébar Pune City
Match 7 India Mehtab Hossain Jamshedpur Match 39 Nigeria Izu Azuka Jamshedpur Match 71 Brazil Maílson Alves Chennaiyin
Match 8 Brazil Éverton Santos Mumbai City Match 40 Brazil Marcinho Northeast United Match 72 Nigeria Kalu Uche Delhi Dynamos
Match 9 Brazil Marcelinho Pune City Match 41 India Jeje Lalpekhlua Chennaiyin Match 73 Brazil Maílson Alves Chennaiyin
Match 10 Australia Erik Paartalu Bengaluru Match 42 Spain Juanan Bengaluru Match 74 Venezuela Miku Bengaluru
Match 11 Brazil Gerson Vieira Mumbai City Match 43 Canada Iain Hume Kerala Blasters Match 75 England Wes Brown Kerala Blasters
Match 12 Spain Coro Goa Match 44 Portugal Bruno Pinheiro Goa Match 76 Brazil Wellington Priori Jamshedpur
Match 13 Brazil Memo Jamshedpur Match 45 Portugal Zequinha ATK Match 77 Brazil Márcio Rosário Mumbai City
Match 14 India Halicharan Narzary NorthEast United Match 46 Brazil Maílson Alves Chennaiyin Match 78 Nigeria Kalu Uche Delhi Dynamos
Match 15 India Jerry Lalrinzuala Chennaiyin Match 47 India Lallianzuala Chhangte Delhi Dynamos Match 79 Brazil Éverton Santos Mumbai City
Match 16 India Balwant Singh Mumbai City Match 48 Canada Iain Hume Kerala Blasters Match 80 India Karanjit Singh Chennaiyin
Match 17 Cameroon André Bikey Jamshedpur Match 49 Brazil Memo Jamshedpur Match 81 Nigeria Kalu Uche Delhi Dynamos
Match 18 India Jeje Lalpekhlua Chennaiyin Match 50 India Sunil Chhetri Bengaluru Match 82 Spain Coro Goa
Match 19 Venezuela Miku Bengaluru Match 51 India Seiminlen Doungel NorthEast United Match 83 India Gurpreet Singh Sandhu Bengaluru
Match 20 Spain Coro Goa Match 52 Brazil Diego Carlos Pune City Match 84 Uruguay Matías Mirabaje Delhi Dynamos
Match 21 Spain Marcos Tébar Pune City Match 53 Brazil Wellington Priori Jamshedpur Match 85 Spain Manuel Lanzarote Goa
Match 22 Cameroon Achille Emaná Mumbai City Match 54 Spain Edu Bedia Goa Match 86 Venezuela Miku Bengaluru
Match 23 Venezuela Miku Bengaluru Match 55 Uruguay Emiliano Alfaro Pune City Match 87 Nigeria Kalu Uche Delhi Dynamos
Match 24 England Wes Brown Kerala Blasters Match 56 India Anirudh Thapa Chennaiyin Match 88 Spain Jaime Gavilán Chennaiyin
Match 25 Spain Arana Goa Match 57 Spain Juanan Bengaluru Match 89 Spain Coro Goa
Match 26 Brazil Maílson Alves Chennaiyin Match 58 India Deependra Singh Negi Kerala Blasters Match 90 Republic of Ireland Robbie Keane ATK
Match 27 Portugal Zequinha ATK Match 59 Brazil Thiago Santos Mumbai City Match 91 (SF) Austria Marko Stanković Pune City
Match 28 Brazil Gerson Vieira Mumbai City Match 60 Brazil Matheus Gonçalves Jamshedpur Match 92 (SF) Netherlands Gregory Nelson Chennaiyin
Match 29 Venezuela Miku Bengaluru Match 61 India Subrata Pal Jamshedpur Match 93 (SF) India Sunil Chhetri Bengaluru
Match 30 India Karanjit Singh Chennaiyin Match 62 Brazil Marcelinho Pune City Match 94 (SF) Brazil Maílson Alves Chennaiyin
Match 31 India Adil Khan Pune City Match 63 India Gurpreet Singh Sandhu Bengaluru Match 95 (F) Brazil Maílson Alves Chennaiyin
Match 32 Republic of Ireland Robbie Keane ATK Match 64 Spain Coro Goa

Emerging Player of the Match

Match Emerging Player of the Match Match Emerging Player of the Match Match Emerging Player of the Match
Player Club Player Club Player Club
Match 1 Hitesh Sharma ATK Match 33 Jerry Mawihmingthanga Jamshedpur Match 65 Jerry Lalrinzuala Chennaiyin
Match 2 Hakku Nediyodath NorthEast United Match 34 Nanda Kumar Delhi Dynamos Match 66 Seminlen Doungel NorthEast United
Match 3 Jerry Lalrinzuala Chennaiyin Match 35 Ashique Kuruniyan Pune City Match 67 Bipin Singh ATK
Match 4 Abhinas Ruidas Mumbai City Match 36 Lalruatthara Kerala Blasters Match 68 Nishu Kumar Bengaluru
Match 5 Sarthak Golui Pune City Match 37 Brandon Fernandes Goa Match 69 Seminlen Doungel NorthEast United
Match 6 Jerry Lalrinzuala Chennaiyin Match 38 Ashique Kuruniyan Pune City Match 70 Sahil Panwar Pune City
Match 7 Lalruatthara Kerala Blasters Match 39 Jerry Mawihmingthanga Jamshedpur Match 71 Lallianzuala Chhangte Delhi Dynamos
Match 8 Abhinas Ruidas Mumbai City Match 40 Seminlen Doungel NorthEast United Match 72 Seiminlen Doungel NorthEast United
Match 9 Bipin Singh ATK Match 41 Nanda Kumar Delhi Dynamos Match 73 Jerry Lalrinzuala Chennaiyin
Match 10 Vinit Rai Delhi Dynamos Match 42 Subhasish Bose Bengaluru Match 74 Sarthak Golui Pune City
Match 11 Kamaljit Singh Pune City Match 43 Lallianzuala Chhangte Delhi Dynamos Match 75 Gursimrat Singh NorthEast United
Match 12 Mohamed Ali Goa Match 44 Brandon Fernandes Goa Match 76 Farukh Choudhary Jamshedpur
Match 13 Jerry Mawihmingthanga Jamshedpur Match 45 Prabir Das ATK Match 77 Bipin Singh ATK
Match 14 Lallianzuala Chhangte Delhi Dynamos Match 46 Ashique Kuruniyan Pune City Match 78 Mohammad Sajid Dhot Delhi Dynamos
Match 15 Dhanpal Ganesh Chennaiyin Match 47 Nanda Kumar Delhi Dynamos Match 79 Gursimrat Singh NorthEast United
Match 16 Davinder Singh Mumbai City Match 48 Lalruatthara Kerala Blasters Match 80 Lalruatthara Kerala Blasters
Match 17 Albino Gomes Delhi Dynamos Match 49 Jerry Mawihmingthanga Jamshedpur Match 81 Lallianzuala Chhangte Delhi Dynamos
Match 18 Bipin Singh ATK Match 50 Udanta Singh Bengaluru Match 82 Mohamed Ali Goa
Match 19 Lalthuammawia Ralte Bengaluru Match 51 Anirudh Thapa Chennaiyin Match 83 Subhasish Bose Bengaluru
Match 20 Brandon Fernandes Goa Match 52 Sahil Panwar Pune City Match 84 Nanda Kumar Delhi Dynamos
Match 21 Souvik Chakrabarti Jamshedpur Match 53 Nanda Kumar Delhi Dynamos Match 85 Seriton Fernandes Goa
Match 22 Jerry Lalrinzuala Chennaiyin Match 54 Brandon Fernandes Goa Match 86 Nishu Kumar Bengaluru
Match 23 Isaac Vanmalsawma Pune City Match 55 Farukh Choudhary Jamshedpur Match 87 Isaac Vanmalsawma Pune City
Match 24 Lalruatthara Kerala Blasters Match 56 Jerry Lalrinzuala Chennaiyin Match 88 Germanpreet Singh Chennaiyin
Match 25 Narayan Das Goa Match 57 Seiminlen Doungel NorthEast United Match 89 Chinglensana Singh Goa
Match 26 Nishu Kumar Bengaluru Match 58 Munmun Lugun Delhi Dynamos Match 90 Halicharan Narzary NorthEast United
Match 27 Debjit Majumder ATK Match 59 Brandon Fernandes Goa Match 91 (SF) Vishal Kaith Pune City
Match 28 Davinder Singh Mumbai City Match 60 Jerry Mawihmingthanga Jamshedpur Match 92 (SF) Anirudh Thapa Chennaiyin
Match 29 Subhasish Bose Bengaluru Match 61 Farukh Choudhary Jamshedpur Match 93 (SF) Isaac Vanmalsawma Pune City
Match 30 Lalruatthara Kerala Blasters Match 62 Lalruatthara Kerala Blasters Match 94 (SF) Jerry Lalrinzuala Chennaiyin
Match 31 Vishal Kaith Pune City Match 63 Subhasish Bose Bengaluru Match 95 (F) Jerry Lalrinzuala Chennaiyin
Match 32 Hitesh Sharma ATK Match 64 Seiminlen Doungel NorthEast United

Fans' Player of the Month

Month Player of the Month Reference
Player Club
November England Paul Rachubka Kerala Blasters [91]
December India Jeje Lalpekhlua Chennaiyin [92]
January Canada Iain Hume Kerala Blasters [93]
February Brazil Maílson Alves Chennaiyin [94]

Fans' Team of the Season

Position Player Club[95]
GK India Gurpreet Singh Sandhu Bengaluru
DF India Sandesh Jhingan Kerala Blasters
DF Romania Lucian Goian Mumbai City
DF India Lalruatthara Kerala Blasters
DF Spain Tiri Jamshedpur
MF Spain Manuel Lanzarote Goa
MF Brazil Raphael Augusto Chennaiyin
MF Brazil Wellington Priori Jamshedpur
FW Spain Coro Goa
FW India Sunil Chhetri Bengaluru
FW Venezuela Miku Bengaluru

End-of-season awards

Award Player Club
Hero of the League India Sunil Chhetri Bengaluru
Emerging Player of the League India Lalruatthara Kerala Blasters
Golden Glove India Subrata Pal Jamshedpur
Winning Pass Award India Udanta Singh Bengaluru
Golden Boot Spain Coro Goa
Fittest Player of the League Spain Iñigo Calderón Chennaiyin
Best Pitch of the Season
Delhi Dynamos

See also

Notes

  1. ^ Qualified for 2019 AFC Cup qualifying play-offs

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Matches

22 November 2017 1 Pune City 2–3 Delhi Dynamos Pune, India
20:00 IST Alfaro 67'
Marcelinho Yellow card 87'
Tebar 90'		 Report Paulinho 46'
Changte 54'
Mirabaje 65' Yellow card 79'
Cichero Yellow card 88'		 Stadium: Balewadi Stadium
Attendance: 7,912
Man of the Match: Lallianzuala Chhangte (Delhi Dynamos)
26 November 2017 2 ATK 1–4 Pune City Kolkata
17:30 IST Lyngdoh Yellow card 27'
Bipin 50'
Kuqi Yellow card 73'		 Report Marcelinho 13', 60'
Sahni Yellow card 48'
Rohit 51'
Alfaro 80'
Grgič Yellow card 87'		 Stadium: Salt Lake Stadium
Attendance: 32816[1]
Man of the Match: Marcelinho (Pune City)
29 November 2017 3 Pune City 2–1 Mumbai City Pune
20:00 IST Tebar Yellow card 47'
Alfaro 74', 90'		 Report Balwant 15'
Sehnaj Yellow card 45'		 Stadium: Shree Shiv Chhatrapati Sports Complex
Attendance: 8,211
Man of the Match: Gerson Vieira (Mumbai City)
3 December 2017 4 Pune City 0–1 Chennaiyin Pune
17:30 IST Adil Yellow card 54' Report Calderón Yellow card 18'
SerenoYellow card 50' 81'
DhanpalYellow card 60'
AnirudhYellow card 78'		 Stadium: Shree Shiv Chhatrapati Sports Complex
Attendance: 9,881
Man of the Match: Jerry Lalrinzuala (Chennaiyin)
10 December 2017 5 Jamshedpur 0–1 Pune City Jamshedpur
17:30 IST Azuka Yellow card 26'
Mehtab Yellow card 55'		 Report Alfaro Yellow card 26'
Adil 30'
Marcelinho Yellow card 57'
Carlos Yellow card 70'
Lalchhuanmawia Yellow card 72' Yellow-red card 81'		 Stadium: JRD Tata Sports Complex
Attendance: 23,913
Man of the Match: Souvik Chakrabarti (Jamshedpur)
14 December 2017 6 Pune City 1–3 Bengaluru Pune
20:00 IST
Report
Stadium: Shree Shiv Chhatrapati Sports Complex
Attendance: 9968
Man of the Match: Miku (Bengaluru)
23 December 2017 7 Goa 0–2 Pune City Margao
17:30 IST
Report
Stadium: Fatorda Stadium
Attendance: 18,600
Man of the Match: Adil Khan (Pune City)
30 December 2017 8 Pune City 5–0 NorthEast United Pune
20:00 IST
Report Stadium: Shree Shiv Chhatrapati Sports Complex
Attendance: 8762
Man of the Match: Marcelinho (Pune City)
4 January 2018 9 Kerala Blasters 1–1 Pune City Kochi
20:00 IST Stadium: Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium
13 January 2018 10 Chennaiyin 0–1 Pune City Chennai
20:00 IST Stadium: Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium
20 January 2018 11 Pune City 3–0 ATK Pune
20:00 IST Stadium: Shree Shiv Chhatrapati Sports Complex
24 January 2018 12 Pune City 2–1 Jamshedpur Pune
20:00 IST Stadium: Shree Shiv Chhatrapati Sports Complex

Technical staff

As of September 2017
Position Name
Head Coach Serbia Ranko Popovic
Assistant Coach Serbia Vladica Grujic
Assistant Coach / Head of Football (Youth) Scotland Pradyum Reddy
Assistant Coach Croatia Ivica Barbaric
Goalkeeping Coach Turkey Ali Uzunhasanoglu
Team Physiotherapists India Vasant Bandi
India Siddharth Parab
Team Doctor India Ajit Mapari
Team Operations Manager India Ankur Paliwal
Youth Team – Head Coach India Anshul Katiyar
Youth Team – Assistant Coach India Mohan Dass

Players statistics

Top scorers

Rank No. Pos Nat Player ISL
1 9 FW Uruguay Emiliano Alfaro 6
10 FW Brazil Marcelinho 6
3 5 DF India Adil Khan 4
4 17 MF India Rohit Kumar 2
5 3 DF India Gurtej Singh 1
6 MF Spain Marcos Tebar 1
7 MF Brazil Jonatan Lucca 1
22 MF India Ashique Kuruniyan 1
20 MF Brazil Diego Carlos 1
TOTALS 23

Source: soccerway
Updated: 24 January 2018

Clean sheets

Rank No. Pos Nat Player ISL
1 13 GK India Vishal Kaith 5
1 GK India Kamaljit Singh 0
TOTALS 5

Source: soccerway
Updated: 24 January 2018

Disciplinary record

Rank No. Pos Nat Player ISL Notes
Yellow card Red card
1 12 MF India Baljit Sahni 1 1 Missed a game against Goa (red card).[2]
(23 December 2017)
2 31 DF India Lalchhuanmawia 0 1 Missed a game against Bengaluru (red card).[3]
(14 December 2017)
3 10 FW Brazil Marcelinho 4 0 Missed a game against Chennai
4 5 DF India Adil Khan 1 0
6 MF Spain Marcos Tebar 1 0
9 FW Uruguay Emiliano Alfaro 1 0
20 FW Brazil Diego Carlos 1 0
22 MF India Ashique Kuruniyan 1 0
49 DF Croatia Damir Grgič 1 0
TOTALS 10 2

Source: soccerway
Updated: 30 December 2017

See also

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