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2017–18 I-League

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11th season of the I-League

Football league season
I-League
Season2017–18
Dates25 November 2017 – 8 March 2018
ChampionsMinerva Punjab
1st I-League title
1stIndian title
RelegatedChurchill Brothers
AFC Champions LeagueMinerva Punjab
Matches played90
Goals scored205 (2.28 per match)
Top goalscorerAser Pierrick Dipanda
(13 goals)
Best goalkeeperShilton Paul
(8 clean sheets)
Biggest home winEast Bengal 7–1Chennai City
(24 February 2018)
Biggest away winGokulam Kerala 0–3NEROCA
(9 December 2017)
Highest scoringEast Bengal 7–1Chennai City
(24 February 2018)
Longest winning runMinerva Punjab
East Bengal(4 games)
Longest unbeaten runNEROCA
(9 games)
Longest winless runChurchill Brothers
(6 games)
Longest losing runChurchill Brothers
(5 games )
Highest attendance64,630
Mohun Bagan vsEast Bengal
(3 December 2017)
Lowest attendance218
Indian Arrows vsChennai City
(29 November 2017)
Total attendance832,665
Average attendance10,280

The2017–18 I-League was the 11th season of theI-League.Aizawl were the defending champions.NEROCA entered as the promoted team from the2016–17 I-League 2nd Division. The season began on 25 November 2017.Minerva Punjab won their first I-League title.[1]

Teams

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All India Football Federation invited bids for new teams on 21 July 2017 from Bengaluru, Mumbai, New Delhi, Ranchi, Jaipur, Jodhpur, Bhopal, Lucknow, Ahmedabad, Malappuram and Trivandrum, among others.[2]On 20 September, after second round of bidding invitation, the Bid Evaluation Committee decided to award Sree Gokulam Group the right to field their team in the Hero I-League 2017–18 season onward fromKozhikode,Kerala.[3]Bengaluru FC successfully bid for a place in2017–18 Indian Super League season and thus was not a part ofI-League.NEROCA F.C. were promoted for winning2016–17 I-League 2nd Division. After successful hosting ofFIFA U-17 World Cup, AIFF revivedIndian Arrows project to field the colts in I-League.

Locations of the 2017–18 I-League teams


Stadiums and locations

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Note: Table lists in alphabetical order.
TeamLocationStadiumCapacity
AizawlAizawl,MizoramRajiv Gandhi Stadium20,000[4]
Chennai CityCoimbatore,Tamil NaduJawaharlal Nehru Stadium, Coimbatore30,000[5]
Churchill BrothersSalcete,GoaTilak Maidan Stadium6,000
East BengalKolkata,West BengalSalt Lake Stadium
Barasat Stadium		66,000
22,000
Indian ArrowsDelhi,New Delhi
Bambolim,Goa		Ambedkar Stadium
GMC Bambolim Athletic Stadium		35,000[6]
6,500
Gokulam KeralaKozhikode,KeralaEMS Stadium54,000
Minerva PunjabLudhiana,PunjabGuru Nanak Stadium15,000[7]
Mohun BaganKolkata,West BengalSalt Lake Stadium
Barasat Stadium
Mohun Bagan Ground		66,687[8]
22,000
22,000
NEROCAImphal,ManipurKhuman Lampak Main Stadium30,000
Shillong LajongShillong,MeghalayaJawaharlal Nehru Stadium30,000

Personnel and kits

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TeamHead coachKit manufacturerShirt sponsor
AizawlIndiaSantosh KashyapVamosNE Consultancy Services
Chennai CityIndiaV SoundararajanCounter Sports[9]None
Churchill BrothersNigeriaJoseph AfusiFaisportsChurchill Group
East BengalIndiaKhalid JamilPERFKingfisher
Gokulam KeralaIndiaBino GeorgeKaizen sportsAachi Group
Indian ArrowsPortugalLuís Norton de MatosNikeNone
Minerva PunjabIndiaKhogen SinghAstro[10]Apollo Tyres[11]
Mohun BaganIndiaSankarlal ChakrabortyShiv NareshNilkamal
NEROCAIndiaGift RaikhanVector X[12]Classic Group of Hotels
Shillong LajongIndiaAlison KharsyntiewNivia Sports[13]None

Foreign players

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On 2 August 2017, it was announced by theAll India Football Federation that the number of foreigners for each I-League club would go up to six, with two of the six having to be born in Asia or registered with theAFC.[14]

Indian Arrows cannot sign any foreign players as they are the AIFF developmental team.

ClubForeigner 1Foreigner 2Foreigner 3Foreigner 4AFC Foreigner 1AFC Foreigner 2
AizawlIvory CoastLéonce DodozLiberiaAlfred JaryanNigeriaKareem OmolajaRomaniaAndrei IonescuAfghanistanMasih SaighaniJapanYugo Kobayashi
Chennai CityFranceJean-Michel JoachimSerbiaAleksandar RakićSloveniaUroš PoljanecKyrgyzstanVenyamin ShumeykoSouth KoreaKim Dong-hyeon
Churchill BrothersThe GambiaDawda CeesayNigeriaFrancis OnyeamaNigeriaMonday OsagieTrinidad and TobagoWillis PlazaKyrgyzstanBektur Talgat UuluLebanonHussein Eldor
East BengalEquatorial GuineaEduardo FerreiraLiberiaAnsumana KromahNigeriaDudu OmagbemiJapanKatsumi YusaSyriaMahmoud Amnah
Gokulam KeralaGhanaDaniel AddoNigeriaEmmanuel ChigozieUgandaHenry KisekkaUgandaMusa MuddeBahrainMahmood Al-AjmiUzbekistan Gulom Urunov
Minerva PunjabGhanaWilliam OpokuIvory CoastBazie ArmandIvory CoastGuy Eric DanoFranceKassim AidaraBhutanChencho GyeltshenNepalKiran Chemjong
Mohun BaganCameroonAser Pierrick DipandaLebanonAkram MoghrabiNepalBimal Gharti MagarNigeriaKingsley ObumnemeAustraliaCameron WatsonJapanYuta Kinowaki
NEROCABosnia and HerzegovinaNedo TurkovićHaitiFabien VorbeLiberiaVarney KallonNigeriaFelix Chidi OdiliAustraliaNick WardAustraliaAryn Williams
Shillong LajongEquatorial GuineaLawrence DoeIvory CoastAbdoulaye KoffiNigeriaDaniel OdafinThe GambiaSaihou JagneSouth KoreaOh Joo-ho

League table

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PosTeamPldWDLGFGAGDPtsQualification or relegation
1Minerva Punjab(C)1811252416+835Qualification to2019 AFC Champions League qualifier
2NEROCA189542013+732
3Mohun Bagan188732814+1431
4East Bengal188733219+1331
5Aizawl186662118+324
6Shillong Lajong186481725−822
7Gokulam Kerala186391723−621
8Chennai City184771524−919
9Churchill Brothers[a]1852111728−1117
10Indian Arrows[b]1843111324−1115
Source:i-league.org
Rules for classification: 1) points; 2) head-to-head points; 3) head-to-head goal difference; 4) goal difference; 5) number of goals scored; 6) drawing of lots
(C) Champions
Notes:
  1. ^Churchill Brothers were relegated, but reinstated after the appeal.[15]
  2. ^Indian Arrows were exempted from relegation, as they are an AIFF developmental team.

Results table

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Home \ AwayAIZCHECBKEBIAGKMPMBNFCSHI
Aizawl—2–01–00–03–03–12–11–11–20–1
Chennai City1–1—3–11–20–00–12–10–00–00–0
Churchill Brothers1–00–2—1–12–01–12–11–20–12–0
East Bengal2–27–13–2—1–01–02–20–21–15–1
Indian Arrows2–23–02–10–2—0–20–20–20–23–0
Gokulam Kerala0–21–12–32–10–1—0–11–10–33–2
Minerva Punjab2–02–11–00–11–00–1—1–12–13–2
Mohun Bagan2–01–25–01–01–11–21–2—0–01–1
NEROCA0–02–11–01–12–11–00–12–3—0–2
Shillong Lajong2–10–02–02–21–01–00–10–30–1—
Source:I-League
Legend: Blue = home team win; Yellow = draw; Red = away team win.

Season statistics

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Scoring

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As of 8 March 2018[16]

Top scorers

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RankPlayerClubGoals
1CameroonAser Pierrick DipandaMohun Bagan13
2NigeriaDudu OmagbemiEast Bengal8
3BhutanChencho GyeltshenMinerva Punjab7
NigeriaFelix Chidi OdiliNEROCA
5JapanKatsumi YusaEast Bengal6
6FranceJean-Michel JoachimChennai City5
GhanaWilliam OpokuMinerva Punjab
8JapanYugo KobayashiAizawl4
Ivory CoastMechac KoffiChurchill Brothers
IndiaAbhijit SarkarIndian Arrows
IndiaSubhash SinghNEROCA
Ivory CoastAbdoulaye KoffiShillong Lajong
Ivory CoastLéonce Dodoz ZikahiAizawl
LebanonAkram MoghrabiMohun Bagan
UgandaHenry KisekkaGokulam Kerala

Top Indian scorers

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RankPlayerClubGoals
1Abhijit SarkarIndian Arrows4
Subhash SinghNEROCA
3Laldanmawia RalteEast Bengal3
Bali GagandeepMinerva Punjab
LalkhawpuimawiaAizawl
Michael SoosairajChennai City
Samuel LalmuanpuiaShillong Lajong
8William LalnunfelaAizawl2
Aniket JadhavIndian Arrows
Ronald SinghNEROCA
Redeem TlangShillong Lajong
Rahul PraveenIndian Arrows
Jobby JustinEast Bengal
Sheikh FaiazMohun Bagan
Kivi ZhimomiGokulam Kerala

Hat-tricks

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Main article:List of I-League hat-tricks
PlayerForAgainstResultDateRef
NigeriaDudu Omagbemi4East BengalChennai City7–024 February 2018[17]

4 Player scored 4 goals.

Clean sheets

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As of 8 March 2018[18]
RankPlayerClubClean
sheets
1IndiaShilton PaulMohun Bagan8
2IndiaAvilash PaulAizawl6
3IndiaPhurba LachenpaShillong Lajong5
SloveniaUroš PoljanecChennai City
India Bishorjit SinghNEROCA
6IndiaLalit ThapaNEROCA4
IndiaRakshit DagarMinerva Punjab
8IndiaLuis BarretoEast Bengal3
IndiaJames KithanChurchill Brothers
NepalKiran ChemjongMinerva Punjab
11IndiaDheeraj SinghIndian Arrows2
IndiaPrabhsukhan Singh GillIndian Arrows
IndiaNidhin LalShillong Lajong
IndiaUbaid C KEast Bengal
IndiaBilal Husain KhanGokulam Kerala

Attendance

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Average home attendances

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As of 8 March 2018
TeamGPCumulativeHighLowMean
NEROCA9192,43835,28511,02021,382
East Bengal9156,29552,9518,69217,366
Mohun Bagan9142,42164,3604,36015,825
Gokulam Kerala973,17725,8416218,131
Chennai City973,73914,7513,0828,194
Minerva Punjab951,6278,2433,8455,736
Shillong Lajong949,0867,8803,0005,454
Aizawl938,2977,2802,8004,256
Indian Arrows929,3005,5632183,256
Churchill Brothers926,2853,4372,4002,921
Total90832,66564,36021810,280

Highest attendances

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RankHome teamScoreAway teamAttendanceDateStadium
1Mohun Bagan1–0East Bengal64,3603 December 2017 (2017-12-03)Vivekananda Yuba Bharati Krirangan
2East Bengal0–2Mohun Bagan52,95121 January 2018 (2018-01-21)Salt Lake Stadium
3NEROCA2–1Indian Arrows35,2855 January 2018 (2018-01-05)Khuman Lampak Main Stadium
4NEROCA1–1East Bengal28,24330 December 2017 (2017-12-30)Khuman Lampak Main Stadium
5NEROCA2–1Chennai City27,63315 December 2017 (2017-12-15)Khuman Lampak Main Stadium
6East Bengal1–1NEROCA26,9008 March 2018 (2018-03-08)Salt Lake Stadium
7Gokulam Kerala1–1Chennai City25,8414 December 2017 (2017-12-04)EMS Stadium
8NEROCA0–0Aizawl20,34510 February 2018 (2018-02-10)Khuman Lampak Main Stadium
9Mohun Bagan1–2Chennai City18,3162 January 2018 (2018-01-02)Mohun Bagan Ground
10NEROCA1–0Gokulam Kerala17,3004 February 2018 (2018-02-04)Khuman Lampak Main Stadium

Awards

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Hero of the Match

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MatchHero of the MatchMatchHero of the MatchMatchHero of the Match
PlayerClubPlayerClubPlayerClub
1HaitiSony NordeMohun Bagan31SyriaMahmoud AmnahEast Bengal61LebanonAkram MoghrabiMohun Bagan
2IndiaAlen DeoryShillong Lajong32Timor-LesteMurilo de AlmeidaChennai City62LiberiaVarney KallonNEROCA
3JapanKatsumi YusaEast Bengal33IndiaSubhash SinghNEROCA63IndiaPrabhsukhan Singh GillIndian Arrows
4IndiaAniket JadhavIndian Arrows34SloveniaUroš PoljanecChennai City64NigeriaMonday OsagieChurchill Brothers
5BhutanChencho GyeltshenMinerva Punjab35IndiaBali GagandeepMinerva Punjab65IndiaBali GagandeepMinerva Punjab
6IndiaHardy NongbriShillong Lajong36CameroonAser Pierrick DipandaMohun Bagan66FranceJean-Michel JoachimChennai City
7NigeriaKingsley ObumnemeMohun Bagan37Ivory CoastAbdoulaye KoffiShillong Lajong67India Lalram HmunmawiaAizawl
8IndiaNikhil BernardGokulam Kerala38Ivory CoastMechac KoffiChurchill Brothers68IndiaAnwar AliIndian Arrows
9GhanaWilliam OpokuMinerva Punjab39IndiaMichael SoosairajChennai City69KyrgyzstanVenyamin ShumeykoChennai City
10NigeriaFelix Chidi OdiliNEROCA40BhutanChencho GyeltshenMinerva Punjab70CameroonAser Pierrick DipandaMohun Bagan
11IndiaLaldanmawia RalteEast Bengal41IndiaAbhijit SarkarIndian Arrows71SyriaMahmoud AmnahEast Bengal
12CameroonAser Pierrick DipandaMohun Bagan42IndiaDavid LalrinmuanaAizawl72LiberiaVarney KallonNEROCA
13SenegalKassim AidaraMinerva Punjab43IndiaRakshit DagarMinerva Punjab73IndiaEdmund LalrindikaIndian Arrows
14AfghanistanMasih SaighaniAizawl44NigeriaOgba Kalu NnannaChurchill Brothers74India Bilal Husain KhanGokulam Kerala
15IndiaSheikh FaiazMohun Bagan45IndiaAvilash PaulAizawl75IndiaMichael SoosairajChennai City
16IndiaLalit ThapaNEROCA46LiberiaVarney KallonNEROCA76IndiaSubhash SinghNEROCA
17IndiaJames KithanChurchill Brothers47NigeriaMonday OsagieChurchill Brothers77SwedenSaihou JagneShillong Lajong
18IndiaRedeem TlangShillong Lajong48NigeriaFelix Chidi OdiliNEROCA78UgandaHenry KisekkaGokulam Kerala
19IndiaDheeraj Singh MoirangthemIndian Arrows49India Santu SinghGokulam Kerala79IndiaLalkhawpuimawiaAizawl
20IndiaRana GharamiMohun Bagan50CameroonAser Pierrick DipandaMohun Bagan80NigeriaDudu OmagbemiEast Bengal
21FranceJean-Michel JoachimChennai City51IndiaPrabhsukhan Singh GillIndian Arrows81India Arjun JayarajGokulam Kerala
22GhanaDaniel AddoGokulam Kerala52Ivory CoastAbdoulaye KoffiShillong Lajong82Ivory CoastGuy Eric DanoMinerva Punjab
23SloveniaUroš PoljanecChennai City53Ivory CoastLeonce Dodoz ZikahiAizawl83CameroonAser Pierrick DipandaMohun Bagan
24IndiaPhurba LachenpaShillong Lajong54BhutanChencho GyeltshenMinerva Punjab84Ivory CoastLeonce Dodoz ZikahiAizawl
25IndiaJitendra SinghIndian Arrows55IndiaPrabhsukhan Singh GillIndian Arrows85IndiaMichael SoosairajChennai City
26Ivory CoastLeonce Dodoz ZikahiAizawl56BahrainMahmood Al-AjmiGokulam Kerala86IndiaNikhil KadamMohun Bagan
27IndiaMohammed RafiqueEast Bengal57NepalKiran ChemjongMinerva Punjab87IndiaNidhin LalShillong Lajong
28IndiaDheeraj Singh MoirangthemIndian Arrows58NigeriaFelix Chidi OdiliNEROCA88IndiaNikhil BernardGokulam Kerala
29Equatorial GuineaEduardo FerreiraEast Bengal59IndiaWayne VazChurchill Brothers89India Ricardo CardozoChurchill Brothers
30RomaniaAndrei IonescuAizawl60IndiaMichael SoosairajChennai City90IndiaLalit ThapaNEROCA

Season awards

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Hero I-League 2017–18 awards were announced on March 22.[19]

AwardRecipient
Best GoalkeeperShilton Paul (Mohun Bagan)
Jarnail Singh Award for Best DefenderVarney Kallon (NEROCA)
Best MidfielderMichael Soosairaj (Chennai City FC)
Best ForwardChencho Gyeltshen (Minerva Punjab)
Highest ScorerAser Pierrick Dipanda (Mohun Bagan)
Best Emerging Player (U-22)Samuel Lalmuanpuia (Shillong Lajong)
Syed Abdul Rahim Award for Best CoachGift Raikhan (NEROCA)
Best OrganizersNEROCA
Fairplay awardNEROCA

See also

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References

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  1. ^Jonathan Selvaraj (8 March 2018)."Minerva give India another champion team from Punjab".ESPN. Archived fromthe original on 30 November 2021. Retrieved5 December 2021.
  2. ^"AIFF Invites New Bids For Hero I-League 2017–18". 21 July 2017.Archived from the original on 25 August 2018. Retrieved21 July 2017.
  3. ^"AIFF WELCOMES SREE GOKULAM GROUP IN HERO I-LEAGUE". 20 September 2017. Archived fromthe original on 30 June 2018. Retrieved20 September 2017.
  4. ^"Aizawl F.C. Stadium". I-League.[permanent dead link]
  5. ^"Chennai City Stadium". I-League.[permanent dead link]
  6. ^"Shillong Lajong Stadium". I-League.[permanent dead link]
  7. ^"Minerva Punjab Stadium". I-League.[permanent dead link]
  8. ^"Mohun Bagan Stadium". I-League.[permanent dead link]
  9. ^@ChennaiCityFC (30 October 2017)."Official First Team Home Kit #CCFC designed by @counter_sports for the upcoming @ILeagueOfficial Season!…" (Tweet). Retrieved10 November 2017 – viaTwitter.
  10. ^@minervapunjabfc (28 November 2017)."✊ We thank all our Sponsors and Partners who backed us for the ongoing @ILeagueOfficial season ⚽ #chakdephatte…" (Tweet). Retrieved5 December 2017 – viaTwitter.
  11. ^@minervapunjabfc (24 November 2017)."🚨 Join us in welcoming @apollotyres as our official title sponsors for the upcoming @ILeagueOfficial season❗…" (Tweet). Retrieved24 November 2017 – viaTwitter.
  12. ^FC, NEROCA (8 August 2017)."VECTOR X THE OFFICIAL KITS AND UNIFORM SPONSOR FOR NEROCA FC !!! Various official MERCHANDISE TO BE AVAILABLE FOR ALL OUR FANS SOON!!".@Nerocafc.Archived from the original on 16 April 2022. Retrieved10 November 2017.
  13. ^@lajongfc (15 November 2017)."We are happy to announce Nivia as our new kit partner for the I-League 2017/18 season. Have a look at our new home…" (Tweet) – viaTwitter.
  14. ^Mergulhao, Marcus (2 August 2017)."I-LEAGUE Foreign players: Mohun Bagan, EB get their way".Times of India.Archived from the original on 1 January 2018. Retrieved1 December 2017.
  15. ^"AIFF reinstates Churchill Brothers in I-League".The Times of India. 20 September 2018.Archived from the original on 18 November 2019. Retrieved4 July 2019.
  16. ^"Top scorers".i-league.org.Archived from the original on 16 July 2021. Retrieved28 November 2017.
  17. ^"I-League: East Bengal hits seven to decimate Chennai City".Sportstar. 25 February 2018.Archived from the original on 12 August 2020. Retrieved21 March 2019.
  18. ^"Clean Sheets".I–league.Archived from the original on 16 July 2021. Retrieved23 December 2017.
  19. ^"I-League 2017–18: Minerva Punjab presented with winners' trophy; NEROCA's Gift Raikhan named season's best coach".firstpost.com. Chandigarh: The FirstPost News. Press Trust of India. 22 March 2018. Archived fromthe original on 23 March 2018. Retrieved23 March 2018.

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