ISL 2024-25: Updated Points Table, most goals, and most assists after match 111, Punjab FC vs Jamshedpur FC

Published at :January 28, 2025 at 4:59 PM

Modified at :January 28, 2025 at 4:59 PM

Jamshedpur FC moved to the third spot in the ISL table.

Jamshedpur FC bounced back to winning ways with an important victory against Punjab FC away from home in ISL 2024-25. Khalid Jamil’s men are now guaranteed a spot in the top six and should now focus on finishing in the top two. Javo Hernandez created the first chance of the game, but his shot went well wide before Luka Majcen forced Albino Gomes into a point-blank save in the eighth minute.

Ricky Shabong released a shot from a distance and brought Albino into action yet again. The away side broke the deadlock just before half-time with Pratik Chaudhari scoring a header from a corner. The Red Miners started the second half on a strong note with Javi Hernandez making it 2-0 with just three minutes in the final half. Ezequiel Vidal came off the bench and scored a banger from a long way out, but couldn’t save his side from facing a defeat.

A brief look at the ISL points table

Mohun Bagan remain at the top of the Indian Super League (ISL) table with 40 points in 17 games. FC Goa are still ranked second with 33 points. Jamshedpur FC have been promoted to the third position with 31 points while Bengaluru FC have come down to fourth with 28 points. Mumbai City FC stay put at the fifth position with 27 points and NorthEast United completed the top six with 25 points in 16 games.

Odisha FC are still positioned seventh with 24 points. Kerala Blasters hold the eighth spot with 21 points. Punjab FC have not moved from the ninth position with 20 points. The tenth and eleventh positions are held by Chennaiyin FC and East Bengal with 18 and 17 points respectively. Hyderabad FC continued to sit at twelfth with 13 points. Mohammedan SC remained intact at thirteenth with eleven points.