Goa reclaims top spot in ISL

A Vinit Rai own goal (21’) followed by a Jackichand Singh brace (24’, 27’) set Goa on its way to a big win. Manuel Onwu (59’, 65’) then scored twice in the second half and nearly brought Odisha back into the game. A late goal from Spanish striker Ferran Corominas (90+1’) settled the result.

 With 30 points from 15 matches, Goa moved three points clear at the top of the table. Odisha’s play-off hopes took a hit and it remains fourth with 21 points. With games in hand, the likes of Mumbai City FC and Chennaiyin FC now have a chance to overtake Odisha.