IFL 2025-26: Updated points table, most goals after Real Kashmir vs Diamond Harbour

Kolkata outfit go two points clear atop IFL table with win over Snow Leopards

The third matchday of Matchweek 6 of the Indian Football League(IFL) saw two exciting games: Namdhari taking on Dempo SC in Goa and Real Kashmir locking horns with newly promoted Diamond Harbour.

It was a must-win game for the Goan outfit, who have been winless so far in the first five games. It took Marcus Joseph just 9 minutes to break the deadlock via a penalty shootout, but the Namdhari FC equalised in the half-hour mark with Vidhysagar finding his name in the scoresheet.

In the second game of the day, it was Diamond Harbour who won the game against Real Kashmir 2-1 and made it to the top of the table. Hugo Diaz opened the tally for the Kolkata outfit, but Traore equalised the score in the 67th minute, and a late strike from Afolabi saw Diamond Harbour winning 2-1.

Let’s take a closer look at how the IFL points table has changed after this game and find out how tonight’s results will impact the championship prospects of different teams.

A brief look at the IFL 2025-26 points table

After the end of Matchweek 6, Diamond Harbour go top of the IFL points table with 13 points, followed by Sreenidhi Deccan, Rajasthan FC and Shillong Lajong with 11 points each. It has been messy and chaotic at the top and this is where things gets interesting.

For Real Kashmir and Dempo, things are becoming preety awful and they are staring at the relegation battle. For Chanmari, things have turned upside down. After competing for the top spot, they now languish at the lower echelon of the points table.

Players with the most goals after matchday 18 of IFL 2025-26

• Amadou Soukouna (Rajasthan FC) – 4 goals
• Marcus Joseph jr (Dempo) – 4 goals
• Phrangki Buam (Shillong Lajong) – 3 goals
• Antonio Moyano (Diamond Harbour) – 3 goals
• Fabrice Kah (Sreenidhi) – 3 goals

What to expect in matchweek 7 of IFL 2025-26

Half of the season is over and with every matchweek, we are inching closer to the business end of the season. In the next matchweek, all eyes will be on the top four teams, who will be competing for the top spot as the title race heats up.

The interesting part is no teams in the top four will lock horns with each other. This gives a fair and equal opportunity for all teams to win their games. Even for the teams in the mid table and bottom half, it’s now or never as any hiccups could badly affect their title ambitions.

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