Matchweek 13 of the Indian Super League (ISL) brings another tough test for fantasy managers, with a mix of blanks and doubles to consider.

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Bengaluru FC and Odisha FC, two of the top three sides, do not play this week, while East Bengal FC have the advantage of two fixtures.

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Such weeks offer a chance for managers to make big strides—if approached strategically. To help, we’ve identified five low-ownership players who could deliver impressive returns this week.

Cleiton Silva (East Bengal FC) – 3% Ownership

It has been a challenging season so far for Cleiton Silva, as he has gone ten matches without delivering any attacking returns. However, the East Bengal FC captain has shown glimpses of his quality in the last two outings and will be keen to build on that momentum. With two home fixtures this week, Silva will be eager to open his account for the season and lead by example, especially with Dimitrios Diamantakos’ availability still in doubt. Likely to remain on penalty duties, Silva poses a significant threat, but with three yellow cards already, he risks missing the crucial clash against Jamshedpur FC if he is booked in the game against Punjab FC.

Vikram Partap Singh (Mumbai City FC) – 1% Ownership

Vikram Partap Singh marked his return to form with his first goal of the season against Mohammedan SC last week. After battling injuries, Singh will be determined to build on this performance and contribute further to Mumbai City FC’s attacking play, helping them climb the standings. With only 1% ownership, Singh could be the ultimate differential pick for Matchweek 13, offering great potential for those looking to make a bold fantasy move.

Naorem Mahesh Singh (East Bengal FC) – 1% Ownership

Naorem Mahesh Singh has struggled to find his best form this season, but East Bengal FC will be desperate to bounce back after their tough defeat to Odisha FC. With Madih Talal and Saul Crespo unavailable, the creative burden falls on Mahesh Singh, who will be eager to rediscover his form and deliver attacking returns for both his side and fantasy managers. As he is involved in set-piece duties, Mahesh Singh offers significant value and could be a strong pick for this week.

Noacha Singh (Kerala Blasters FC) – 3% Ownership

Following the departure of head coach Mikael Stahre, Kerala Blasters FC will be aiming for a fresh start this week. The team has struggled for consistency this season, managing only one clean sheet in 12 matches. With bottom-placed Mohammedan SC visiting Kochi, the Blasters will be keen to regain their form and secure a second clean sheet. Noacha Singh, the full-back, could prove to be a valuable differential pick for fantasy managers, given his potential to contribute defensively.

Javier Siverio (Jamshedpur FC) – 8% Ownership

Javier Siverio was in sensational form last week, scoring two headed goals against Punjab FC to seal a crucial victory for Jamshedpur FC. The Spanish striker will be eager to maintain his momentum when he faces his former team, East Bengal FC. With just 8% ownership, Siverio offers a fantastic differential option for fantasy managers looking to make an impact.