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Odisha's Diego Mauricio (45', 74') netted a brace while Jordan Murray (52) and Gary Hooper (68') were on the scoresheet for Kerala.

"Players are more frustrated than me. They have been trying hard. If you see the second half, we created a lot of scoring opportunities. We need to keep our heads high and keep moving. We need to stay positive," Moosa said

Things are not looking pretty for Chennaiyin with just one win in their last eight games

Odisha lie bottom of the table, and are yet to win a game or to keep a clean sheet and are probably Kerala's best chance to get three points in a packed January

The first half saw a cagey contest with Odisha and NorthEast United heading into the break level after creating plenty of chances

Bengaluru FC piled on further misery on Odisha with a 2-1 win on Thursday. Cleiton Silva (79') scored the match-winner for Bengaluru after Steven Taylor (71') had cancelled out Sunil Chhetri (38') first-half lead for the Blues

Odisha FC have just one point from five matches and have scored the least number of goals in the league so far

Goa secured their second successive win of the season and climbed to the fourth spot in the standings as they beat a gritty Odisha 1-0 at the GMC Stadium.

Mumbai first registered a 1-0 win against FC Goa and then routed SC East Bengal 3-0 in their last game

For ATKMB, a third-straight win on Thursday could put them on top of the table

Hyderabad may have not conceded a goal in the two games they have played thus far, but they have not scored many either; they have managed to score just one.

Spaniard Manolo Marquez will take charge of his first-ever league game as Hyderabad’s head coach and will be up against Odisha FC’s Stuart Baxter, who will also be making his debut in the ISL

The Spaniard says the league has no favourites as every team is tough this year

With the prevailing Covid-19 situation, the league will be played behind closed doors in a bio-secure bubble in Goa across three venues