Kerala Blasters FC secured a commanding 3-0 win over SC Delhi to top Group D with six points from two matches. Koldo Obieta’s quick-fire brace within the opening 30 minutes set the tone, with both goals exploited from SC Delhi’s defensive errors; one coming from a vital interception of a loose back pass.

Korou Singh Thingujam added flair with an acrobatic strike in the 34th minute, showcasing the team’s creativity and precision. Under David Català, the Blasters displayed strong defensive discipline and fluid midfield control, constantly pressuring SC Delhi’s backline. Early chances, like Juan Rodríguez’s header hitting the woodwork, demonstrated their attacking intent.

Rajasthan United FC’s win keeps their semi-final hopes alive

Rajasthan United FC secured a hard-fought 1-0 victory over Mumbai City FC. Robinson Blandón’s decisive strike in the 43rd minute proved crucial, as his long-range shot found the bottom corner, breaking through Mumbai’s organized defense.

Mumbai City started strong, pressing high and controlling possession, with Vikram Partap Singh causing threats down the left, but Rajasthan’s disciplined backline kept them at bay. After the goal, Rajasthan gained confidence and controlled the midfield through Amoh, Abdul Halik Hudu, and Lalfelkima, shutting down Mumbai City FC’s attacking efforts.

Key defensive interventions, including a vital block from Abdul Samed Ango, ensured they preserved their lead. With this win, Rajasthan United keeps their semi-final hopes alive, while Kerala Blasters top the group with six points, needing just a draw in their final game to secure progression. The race in Group D is now wide open ahead of the last group matches.

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