Mohun Bagan Super Giant made history by becoming the first team to retain the Indian Super League Shield. Defeating Odisha FC at home, they secured their top spot with two league matches remaining. The iconic victory was sealed by Dimitri Petratos' late goal,

As Mohun Bagan became the first team to reach the ISL playoffs for five consecutive seasons let us take a look at their records in the knockouts.

Mohun Bagan Super Giant made ISL history by defending the League Winners Shield, breaking multiple records in the process. The Jose Molina-coached side won the title with two league-stage games to spare.

KOLKATA: Mohun Bagan have etched their name in history, becoming the first-ever team to successfully defend the League Winners' Shield. But they are not stopping there. After falling short in the ISL final last year with a 1-3 defeat to Mumbai City FC here at the Salt Lake Stadium,

Mohun Bagan Super Giant became the first team to breach the 50-point mark in ISL history after winning 16, drawing four and losing just two matches in 22 appearances.

An incredible way for one of the great ISL careers to end. The playoff spots beginning to take shape in totality. All that and more in this week's ISL musings: It's just as simple as that. India's most storied football organization,

Dimitrios Petratos scored a dramatic injury-time goal, lifting Mohun Bagan SG to a 1-0 victory over a 10-man Odisha FC and securing their defense of the ISL Shield. The late goal, coming in the third minute of stoppage time,

Mohun Bagan Super Giant were crowned the 2024-25 Indian Super League shield champions following a 1-0 win against Odisha FC in front of their home crowd in Kolkata on Sunday. Here are the talking points from the match: The Mariners successfully defended their shield title becoming the first-ever team in ISL to do so.