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KBFC vs NEUFC Highlights

Following a free-kick, Karim Benarif stormed into the box and found Ndiaye, who first came up with a header and then a bicycle kick. And the ball travelled to Parthib Gogoi and then the unfortunate Rodriguez.

The Blasters continued to press hard, and even came close to increasing the lead, but never managed to. They, however, looked like claiming another three points until substitute Lalrinzuala Lalbiaknia struck for the visiting side at the death.

The Blasters’ goalkeeper Arsh Shaikh had come off his post, but failed to clear the danger from Robin Yadav, another substitute. Lalbiaknia ensured the rebound would be the equaliser.

NorthEast has now seven points, and Blasters five.

Published on Apr 15, 2026

#ISL #NorthEast #United #rescues #draw #Kerala #Blasters #wait #home #win #continues"> ISL 2025-26: NorthEast United rescues draw as Kerala Blasters’ wait for first home win continues  After that morale-boosting victory in Bengaluru, Kerala Blasters was just two minutes of normal time away from another win, which would have been the first at home this season. But, that was not to be, as NorthEast United struck in the dying minutes to make it 1-1.It was a lively match in which the two teams, that have struggled in the Indian Super League, fought bitterly and created plenty of chances, but only two of them turned into goals. And one of those was an own goal.NorthEast’s Andy Rodriguez was credited with that goal which put the host ahead with just four minutes remaining in the opening half. Fallou Ndiaye played the key role in the making of that goal, though.AS IT HAPPENED | KBFC vs NEUFC HighlightsFollowing a free-kick, Karim Benarif stormed into the box and found Ndiaye, who first came up with a header and then a bicycle kick. And the ball travelled to Parthib Gogoi and then the unfortunate Rodriguez.The Blasters continued to press hard, and even came close to increasing the lead, but never managed to. They, however, looked like claiming another three points until substitute Lalrinzuala Lalbiaknia struck for the visiting side at the death.The Blasters’ goalkeeper Arsh Shaikh had come off his post, but failed to clear the danger from Robin Yadav, another substitute. Lalbiaknia ensured the rebound would be the equaliser.NorthEast has now seven points, and Blasters five.Published on Apr 15, 2026  #ISL #NorthEast #United #rescues #draw #Kerala #Blasters #wait #home #win #continues
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KBFC vs NEUFC Highlights

Following a free-kick, Karim Benarif stormed into the box and found Ndiaye, who first came up with a header and then a bicycle kick. And the ball travelled to Parthib Gogoi and then the unfortunate Rodriguez.

The Blasters continued to press hard, and even came close to increasing the lead, but never managed to. They, however, looked like claiming another three points until substitute Lalrinzuala Lalbiaknia struck for the visiting side at the death.

The Blasters’ goalkeeper Arsh Shaikh had come off his post, but failed to clear the danger from Robin Yadav, another substitute. Lalbiaknia ensured the rebound would be the equaliser.

NorthEast has now seven points, and Blasters five.

Published on Apr 15, 2026

#ISL #NorthEast #United #rescues #draw #Kerala #Blasters #wait #home #win #continues">ISL 2025-26: NorthEast United rescues draw as Kerala Blasters’ wait for first home win continues

After that morale-boosting victory in Bengaluru, Kerala Blasters was just two minutes of normal time away from another win, which would have been the first at home this season. But, that was not to be, as NorthEast United struck in the dying minutes to make it 1-1.

It was a lively match in which the two teams, that have struggled in the Indian Super League, fought bitterly and created plenty of chances, but only two of them turned into goals. And one of those was an own goal.

NorthEast’s Andy Rodriguez was credited with that goal which put the host ahead with just four minutes remaining in the opening half. Fallou Ndiaye played the key role in the making of that goal, though.

AS IT HAPPENED | KBFC vs NEUFC Highlights

Following a free-kick, Karim Benarif stormed into the box and found Ndiaye, who first came up with a header and then a bicycle kick. And the ball travelled to Parthib Gogoi and then the unfortunate Rodriguez.

The Blasters continued to press hard, and even came close to increasing the lead, but never managed to. They, however, looked like claiming another three points until substitute Lalrinzuala Lalbiaknia struck for the visiting side at the death.

The Blasters’ goalkeeper Arsh Shaikh had come off his post, but failed to clear the danger from Robin Yadav, another substitute. Lalbiaknia ensured the rebound would be the equaliser.

NorthEast has now seven points, and Blasters five.

Published on Apr 15, 2026

#ISL #NorthEast #United #rescues #draw #Kerala #Blasters #wait #home #win #continues

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“Of course, it is always nice to get the first win,” Westwood said.

“We don’t have many games left, so the motivation for the players is to play well, to impress me, to impress the management, and to keep your place, your part in this club,” he added.

Like the Blasters, NorthEast too has struggled this season. Similar to its opponent, it has managed just a win, but has two points more.

Westwood’s boys will be hoping to overtake NorthEast with its maiden win at home, ideally in front of a good crowd.

Published on Apr 14, 2026

#ISL #Kerala #Blasters #eyes #home #win #season #NorthEast #United"> ISL 2025-26: Kerala Blasters eyes first home win of season against NorthEast United  The atmosphere was electric inside the Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium in Kochi a fortnight ago, when India secured a splendid victory over Hong Kong China in the AFC Asian Cup qualifier. It may have been a dead rubber as neither had any chance of qualification, but the match was an exciting affair, and it provided great joy to a crowd of more than 22,000.Kerala Blasters FC will hope its fans, too, will come in large numbers for its Indian Super League (ISL) 2025-26 match against NorthEast United on Wednesday. Those passionate supporters had stayed away in the previous games this season, and the Blasters team had justified their disinterest with some insipid football.But, things are changing.The franchise got a new coach – Ashley Westwood – and he seems to be turning things around. The Englishman, who achieved much with Bengaluru FC on his first assignment in India a few years ago, guided Blasters to their first win of the season. Ironically, that victory came against his old team, at Bengaluru.ALSO READ | ISL: Ashley Westwood, the wizard of Bengaluru FC, eyes similar magic at Kerala Blasters“Of course, it is always nice to get the first win,” Westwood said.“We don’t have many games left, so the motivation for the players is to play well, to impress me, to impress the management, and to keep your place, your part in this club,” he added.Like the Blasters, NorthEast too has struggled this season. Similar to its opponent, it has managed just a win, but has two points more.Westwood’s boys will be hoping to overtake NorthEast with its maiden win at home, ideally in front of a good crowd.Published on Apr 14, 2026  #ISL #Kerala #Blasters #eyes #home #win #season #NorthEast #United
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ISL: Ashley Westwood, the wizard of Bengaluru FC, eyes similar magic at Kerala Blasters

“Of course, it is always nice to get the first win,” Westwood said.

“We don’t have many games left, so the motivation for the players is to play well, to impress me, to impress the management, and to keep your place, your part in this club,” he added.

Like the Blasters, NorthEast too has struggled this season. Similar to its opponent, it has managed just a win, but has two points more.

Westwood’s boys will be hoping to overtake NorthEast with its maiden win at home, ideally in front of a good crowd.

Published on Apr 14, 2026

#ISL #Kerala #Blasters #eyes #home #win #season #NorthEast #United">ISL 2025-26: Kerala Blasters eyes first home win of season against NorthEast United

The atmosphere was electric inside the Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium in Kochi a fortnight ago, when India secured a splendid victory over Hong Kong China in the AFC Asian Cup qualifier. It may have been a dead rubber as neither had any chance of qualification, but the match was an exciting affair, and it provided great joy to a crowd of more than 22,000.

Kerala Blasters FC will hope its fans, too, will come in large numbers for its Indian Super League (ISL) 2025-26 match against NorthEast United on Wednesday. Those passionate supporters had stayed away in the previous games this season, and the Blasters team had justified their disinterest with some insipid football.

But, things are changing.

The franchise got a new coach – Ashley Westwood – and he seems to be turning things around. The Englishman, who achieved much with Bengaluru FC on his first assignment in India a few years ago, guided Blasters to their first win of the season. Ironically, that victory came against his old team, at Bengaluru.

ALSO READ | ISL: Ashley Westwood, the wizard of Bengaluru FC, eyes similar magic at Kerala Blasters

“Of course, it is always nice to get the first win,” Westwood said.

“We don’t have many games left, so the motivation for the players is to play well, to impress me, to impress the management, and to keep your place, your part in this club,” he added.

Like the Blasters, NorthEast too has struggled this season. Similar to its opponent, it has managed just a win, but has two points more.

Westwood’s boys will be hoping to overtake NorthEast with its maiden win at home, ideally in front of a good crowd.

Published on Apr 14, 2026

#ISL #Kerala #Blasters #eyes #home #win #season #NorthEast #United

The atmosphere was electric inside the Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium in Kochi a fortnight ago, when…