Jamshedpur FC's record in Durand Cup quarterfinals over years

Jamshedpur FC will not feature in the ISL 2026-27 season.

Jamshedpur FC are ready for another test as they take on Mohun Bagan SG in the Durand Cup 2026 quarterfinal game on Monday, August 17th, 2026 at 16:00 IST at the Vivekananda Yuba Bharati Krirangan, Kolkata.

Both teams will look to maintain their form as they have been playing in the 135th edition of the Durand Cup with their latest recruitments into the squad and need to maintain their run of form.

Jamshedpur FC have decided to exit ahead of the new ISL 2026-27 season, stating that they will not be taking part in the next season’s Indian Super League (ISL) and look to close down their football operations. After the decision made by TATA’s higher authority, social media has sparked up due to the sudden exit of a club like Jamshedpur FC, which has a rich culture and an exciting fanbase to support Indian Football.

But recently, a major news emerged that TATA sold out their Jamshedpur FC ownership to Churchill Brothers, officially agreeing to all the terms to transfer the entire stake while the Red Miners are chasing down another trophy, which will be their last official tournament for their enthusiastic fanbase.

In this article we take a look at the Durand Cup quarterfinals record of Jamshedpur FC.

Jamshedpur FC’s Durand Cup quarterfinals record

Jamshedpur FC have produced multiple memories that will be cherished by their supporters, and they are also a very important chapter in Indian football. When a knockout game might be their last full 90 minutes of play to survive in the Indian footballing culture, it is very evident that all the players will just focus and enjoy every bit of it.

The Red Miners have played in the Durand Cup quarterfinals just once, in 2025 against Diamond Harbour. But the result was frustrating as they got defeated by the Kolkata side 2-0 as Sairuatkima’s brace defined the whole game and Kibu Vicuna simply outclassed them.

But in the 2026 Durand Cup, they will again be on the knockout stage, but this time the scenario is something different as they will play against Mohun Bagan SG on 17th August with everything on the line.

The current situation of the club

Jamshedpur FC have withdrawn their name after playing in the Indian Super League for nine long seasons, as the Men of Steel have officially announced their decision ahead of the new season. In a heartfelt appeal, several Jamshedpur FC players, took to social media and shared a video urging the club’s top management to reconsider their decision a few days ago, but it did not work out for them as TATA confirmed the transfer of the entire stake to Churchill Brothers.

A historic change in Indian football awaits, as the Goan side are set to make their debut in the next Indian Super League season after winning multiple titles and contributing massively to Indian football. For the Red Miners, it is now crucial to clinch the title for one final time, beat Mohun Bagan at home, and then advance to the semifinals, where they could face either Shillong Lajong or NorthEast United.

But right now all the focus will be on the title as all the players and management look to secure the prestigious trophy, as they have never clinched Asia’s oldest tournament medal.

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