ISL Fantasy: Best differential picks for Matchweek 26
We've highlighted five low-ownership players with high upside for the final Matchweek of the league phase to help you climb the rankings.

The Indian Super League (ISL) league phase has reached its final Matchweek, offering fantasy managers one last shot at climbing the rankings. With everything on the line, taking a bold risk could be the key to a big payoff.
The Matchweek kicks off with East Bengal FC visiting NorthEast United FC, setting the stage for a blockbuster clash between League Shield winners Mohun Bagan Super Giant and second-placed FC Goa.
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Sunday sees Chennaiyin FC host Jamshedpur FC, followed by Mohammedan SC facing Punjab FC at home. The penultimate fixture is a high-stakes battle between Bengaluru FC and Mumbai City FC, crucial for both teams' playoff positions. The league phase then concludes with Hyderabad FC hosting Kerala Blasters FC.
Here are five under-the-radar players who could make a big impact in Matchweek 26.
Luka Majcen (Punjab FC) – 6% ownership
Punjab FC’s captain has been a key figure for the Shers this season, scoring nine goals. With one game left against bottom-placed Mohammedan SC, Majcen will be determined to hit double digits. Given Punjab FC’s attacking intent and his low ownership, handing him the captain’s armband could be a calculated risk for the final Matchweek.
Kwame Peprah (Kerala Blasters FC) – 4% ownership
The Ghanaian forward scored the decisive goal against Mumbai City FC, taking his season tally to six. The 24-year-old will look to build on this momentum when Kerala Blasters FC face Hyderabad FC in their final league fixture. With an opportunity to end the campaign on a high, both for himself and the team, Peprah remains a key attacking option.
Dimitri Petratos (Mohun Bagan Super Giant) – 7% ownership
The Australian forward may not have had his most prolific season, but he delivered when it counted, scoring the crucial goal that sealed Mohun Bagan Super Giant’s second consecutive League Shield. With two goals in his last two matches, Petratos will look to continue his scoring streak in front of the home crowd, making the Shield celebration even more special.
David Lalhlansanga (East Bengal FC) – 2% ownership
Lalhlansanga is enjoying a breakout season with East Bengal FC, scoring four goals, including three as a substitute. With Dimitrios Diamantakos suspended and Raphael Messi Bouli, along with other key players, potentially being rested due to their upcoming continental fixture, the young Indian striker is in contention for a starting spot against NorthEast United FC. With his sharp instincts inside the box and just 2% ownership, he could be a standout differential pick for the final Matchweek.
Nestor Albiach (NorthEast United FC) – 5% ownership
Albiach faces an East Bengal FC side that is already out of playoff contention and could rest key players for this match. This presents a golden opportunity for NorthEast United FC and Albiach to capitalize and secure their first-ever win in Shillong. With the playoffs ahead, he will be keen to make an impact in this crucial fixture.