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Scoro is back, amassing goals as the matches go by. A 3-0 win against Odisha FC will leave FC Goa smiling ahead of Christmas but the larger concerns for Odisha and, for that matter, Goa remain necessary to address. Manasi and Lavanya discuss the ups and downs of this game, with a few distractions from the holiday vibes coming in the way, on this episode of The Full Time Show.

We wouldn't blame you for thinking this could have been an easy game for ATK to win. Three easy points. However, as Dominic points out in the review of the tie between Hyderabad FC and ATK, Bobo's exploits and the host's performance, on the whole, was worthy of a win, a win stolen at the last moment by Roy Krishna's theatrics, forcing the teams to settle for a 2-2 draw. We bring you the biggest ta...

A memorable game for Chennaiyin FC - which saw Owen Coyle's boys return to winning ways with a win against Kerala Blasters - will, unfortunately, be remembered for the most high-profile umpiring howler yet. Aashin and Lavanya discuss a frustrating game, its repercussions and the positives in between on this episode of The Full Time Show. 

Steel yields after all. The Islanders handed Jamshedpur FC its first loss at home this season, winning the game 2-1. From what went right for Mumbai City FC to what went wrong for Jamshedpur, here's Shivansh with the review of this ISL tie on this episode of The Full Time Show. 

NorthEast United FC now stands winless in four games in the Indian Super League after Bengaluru FC managed a 2-0 win over the host in Guwahati. From decoding the goals to picking out the larger concerns for both sides, Lavanya reviews the game on this episode of The Full Time Show. 

Subhasish Bose scored his first-ever goal in the Indian Super League while Bengaluru failed to score a single goal in open goal as it fell back to a 2-3 defeat against Mumbai City FC in its home ground. This breaks an impressive unbeaten home streak for the defending champion. Manasi and Lavanya review this game on this episode of The Full Time Show. 

With two of the Indian Super League's most aggressive teams facing off, fireworks were expected. The game was even termed as ISL's very own Clasico, but call it an anti-climax if you will - the game saw just three goals with Goa walking away with a win and three points.  With Coro back in the mix, a quiet game, unusual from both these teams, saw a new team sit pretty at the summit. Manasi and...

It was a story of two halves, with Jamshedpur looking like it would walk away with an easy win but Kerala Blasters finding the nerve to fight back and restricting the side to a draw. Shivansh Gupta takes you through the paces of the game in this episode of The Full Time Show. 

Xisco starred for Odisha FC that saw three maiden goals for two players on the Odisha and one on Hyderabad's end. The latter tried well to keep up with the pace of the host but could not get the better of the former, conceding three points as a result. Manasi and Lavanya dissect the game in this episode of The Full Time Show. 

THAT WAS A HANDBALL - this is the sentence anyone who has seen the Jamshedpur FC vs Chennaiyin FC game will walk away from the game saying. Valskis came good for the visitor, on new gaffer Owen Coyle's ISL debut but a freak ball from Isaac that deflected off Farukh Choudhary's arm was adjudged a goal and helped Odisha equalize, forcing both sides to share the spoils. Aashin, Anirudh and Lavanya an...

FC Goa has been erratic this season despite having a formidable lineup and attack style. However, the side - missing Coro in action again - thumped Hyderabad to score three vitals points to gain some ground in the points table. Aashin and Suhith dissect the game on this episode of The Full Time Show.

Success and failure are not permanent. Ask the men in the NorthEast United silks. After enjoying a blissful unbeaten run in the ISL so far, the Highlanders were handed their first loss at the hands of a raging ATK. This 3-0 win for the Kolkata side saw Roy Krishna register a brace to his name and David Williams chipping in with the other goal. From tipping their hats to the Krishna-Williams duo to...

In our second fortnightly podcast of the season, Aashin, Suhith, and Lavanya sit down and discuss the frustrating flurry of draws, a few more refereeing howlers, the big City-Mumbai City merger and a change of guard in Chennai. Tune in for a roundup of the biggest stories from this fortnight of the Indian Super League in this episode of The Full Time Show. 

Kerala Blasters' have been a resurgent lot coming off the international break with coach Eelco Schattorie determined not to let its long list of injuries dictate its season's fortunes. However, Mumbai City FC came in, ready to spoil the party, with some rough play to boot. From the one-all stalemate to why Shivansh considers TP Rehenesh almost Neuer-like, Aashin brings you the analysis of the game...

Spanish defender Juanan scored as Bengaluru FC continued a charmed run in the Indian Super League. The "home leg" at Pune has not been very favourable for Odisha FC. Although the frontline pressed deep into Bengaluru FC's attack, Bluru's Gurpreet Singh Sandhu was impenetrable, saving a record six shots in keeping a clean sheet for his side. Suhith and Aashin analyze the highs and lows of this game...

What looked like an easy win for Jamshedpur FC became a 1-1 stalemate thanks to NEUFC's Triadis, but the bigger worry facing Iriondo's men will be a seemingly long term injury to main man Sergio Castel. Shyam and Suhith review the clash in this episode of The Full Time Show. 

This was a game Kerala Blasters should have won. A screaming Eelco Schattorie would have told you the same thing when the full-time whistle went off. But, Lenny Rodrigues pegged one back for the visitor, forcing the Blasters to settle for a 2-2 draw. Lavanya analyses the game in this episode of The Full Time Show. 

An ill-tempered game and what seems like absentee refereeing marred ATK's 2-2 draw against Mumbai City FC. Samar is critical of Mumbai's strategy as he sits down to discuss the game with Dominic on this episode of The Full Time Show. 

Things have looked up for Bengaluru FC lately, with Sunil Chhetri getting among the goals again and the time managing wins. However, in Hyderabad only one of those streaks would continue, as the team would find out. A late freak equaliser from Robin Singh meant Hyderabad FC and defending champion Bengaluru had to share the spoils in their ISL clash this week. All this despite an early goal from Su...

Playing at home in the rain, Chennaiyin FC had a duller first half than it would have liked. The goals came in the second half, two of them, but they also brought along leaks in the defense that allowed Odisha to get even. A 2-2 stalemate is not something Chennaiyin gaffer John Gregory is going to happy with, says Aashin Prasad as he reviews the game in this episode of The Full Time Show. 

The Highlanders hosted the Islanders and the duo decided to settle for a truce. Despite four goals in the first half itself, a shoddy game cost both sides a chance at registering another win against their name. Gyan, Chermiti found themselves among the goals, but the worries continue for both teams. Dominic Richard makes his TFTS debut as he runs you through the game in this episode. 

Theatrics, an injury setback and an upset - these are the three terms one would use to describe the FC Goa vs Jamshedpur FC game. Missing Coro, Goa slumped to a 0-1 loss, with Sergio Castel taking the visitors through.  Aashin Prasad and Suhith Kumar review the game and the biggest takeaways from it in this episode of The Full Time Show. 

With its first goal since February and its first win of the season, Chennaiyin FC walked away from this game against Hyderabad FC at the Marina Arena with more than just three points. Aashin Prasad and Suhith Kumar review the game and what this means for both sides in this episode of The Full Time Show. 

Imagine a game involving David Williams, Roy Krishna and Edu Garcia seeing no goals - no, this isn't a hypothetical question, it's what happened when ATK took on Odisha FC in Pune. Lone wolf Aashin Prasad reviews a frustrating goalless draw in this episode of The Full Time Show. 

Third loss in five games for the Kerala Blasters, second goal in two games for Sunil Chhetri, Bengaluru FC on second place in the table - this Indian Super League fixture, dubbed the Southern Derby, saw two fierce rivals clash with much at stake. Injury concerns pile for Schattorie while Carles Cuadrat's men look ahead with renewed vigour. Aashin, Samar and Lavanya discuss the game in this episode...