ISL 2024-25: Updated Points Table, most goals, and most assists after match 114, Mumbai City FC vs East Bengal FC

Published at :January 31, 2025 at 4:36 PM

Modified at :January 31, 2025 at 4:38 PM

The 114th ISL game of the season ended with no goals.

Mumbai City FC shared spoils with East Bengal in front of their home fans in a 0-0 draw in ISL. Richard Celis tested Phurba Lachenpa with a shot on target in the early minutes of the game before PV Vishnu tried his luck with a long ranger, but his shot went well wide. Brandon combined well with Jon Toral and Bipin Singh, but couldn’t execute his shot to perfection.

Dimitrios Diamantakos couldn’t score a header in an empty net and then ended up hitting the woodwork within a span of three minutes. Bipin seemed to have set up Vikram Partap Singh for the opening goal, but the forward couldn’t find the back of the net. Diamantakos was again denied an opening by the woodwork before Prabhuskhan pulled off two brilliant saves to rescue a point for his side.

A brief look at the points table

The first place is still occupied by Mohun Bagan With 40 points in 18 games. FC Goa stick to the second position with 33 points. Jamshedpur FC retained the third position with 31 points while NorthEast United have not moved from the fourth spot with 28 points. Bengaluru FC are still ranked fifth with 28 points with Mumbai City FC completing the top six with 28 points in 18 games.

Odisha FC remained in the seventh position with 24 points. Kerala Blasters hold the eighth spot with 24 points under their belt. Punjab FC are still positioned ninth with 20 points. East Bengal have been promoted to the tenth spot with 18 points while Chennaiyin FC have dropped down to the eleventh spot with 18 points. Hyderabad FC continue to sit at twelfth with 13 points. Mohammedan SC remain intact at the bottom of the table with eleven points.