Mumbai City FC vs FC Goa: All-time head-to-head record

History favours Mumbai in their head-to-head record against Goa.

Mumbai City FC and FC Goa are set to lock horns in the second semi-final of the AIFF Super Cup 2025 on December 4th, 2025, at the JLN Stadium in Fatorda, Goa. The clash will start at 20:00 IST.

With both teams being inducted in the Indian Super League (ISL) from the inaugural season, they have faced each other on several occasions in the league.

History and recent games between the Islanders and Gaurs

This is the first time that the two teams will contest a fixture outside the ISL. In the last five encounters, Mumbai City have come out on top on three occasions, while one was a draw, and Goa managed one victory.

This win came when the two last met on 12th February, with Iker Guarrotxena’s brace leading them to a 3-1 scoreline.

However, FC Goa, have bragging rights over the biggest win in ISL history, which came against Mumbai in 2017. It was a 7-0 decimation of the Islanders as Dudu Omagbemi and Thongkosiem Haokip both scored hat-tricks with Reinaldo adding another.

The two teams played a thrilling knockout match in the 2020/21 season of the ISL, with the scores tied after both legs of the semi-final, leading to a penalty shootout and then sudden death, with all five goalscorers scored. Glan Martins’ miss would seal Goa’s fate as Rowllin Borges stepped up to send the Islander to their first ever ISL final.

Mumbai City FC vs FC Goa: All-time Head-to-head record

Mumbai City FC have history on their side going into the game with 4 more victories than their opponents. However, with Goa playing in their own backyard with the crowd behind them, we can expect a closely contested affair.

• Total number of games played: 28
• Matches won by Mumbai City FC: 12
• Matches won by FC Goa: 8
• Matches drawn: 8

How important a fixture is it for both teams?

FC Goa are playing no ordinary campaign; they have a chance to defend their title, becoming the first Indian team to do so with the Super Cup, after NorthEast United recently defended their Durand Cup title, while Mohun Bagan defended their ISL League Winners Shield.

For Mumbai City, this is their first chance to win silverware in a year and a half. Kratky will be eager to get the Islanders back to where they have been for the better part of the last five years, especially the Des Buckingham years.

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