The ninth season of the Indian Super League (ISL) kicked off on October 7, 2022. The 2022-23 season will witness quite a few changes the most notable one being a six-team play-off instead of four teams. Teams ranked between third to sixth will play a one-off play-off match and the winners will join the League Winners’ Shield champions and runners-up in the semifinal. Let’s have a look at some exciting stats for this season.
Mumbai City scores the highest goals till now
This season in Indian Super League, Mumbai City’s form is Excellent overall with 7 triumphs, 3 draws, and 0 losses. This performance presently places Mumbai City at 1st out of 11 brigades in the Indian Super League Table, winning 70 of matches. Mumbai City’s home form is good with the following results 3 triumphs, 2 draws, and 0 losses. And their own form is considered excellent, performing from 4 triumphs, 1 draw, and 0 losses. Mumbai City has scored an aggregate of 30 pretensions this season in Indian Super League.
Vishal Kaith kept 5 clean sheets in ISL
As a Goalkeeper, Vishal Kaith has conceded 10 goals and kept 5 clean sheets in 10 matches in the ISL 2022/2023 season. That means when Kaith is in goal, Mumbai concedes a goal every 90 minutes. Vishal Kaith’s per 90 minutes goals conceded stat is 1. In terms of raw goalkeeping, he’s saved 28 of the 38 shots faced – meaning Vishal Kaith’s save chance is 73.68%.
Hyderabad FC manages 8 clean sheets
This season in ISL, Hyderabad’s form is Excellent overall with 7 triumphs, 1 draw, and 2 losses. This performance presently places Hyderabad at 2nd out of 11 brigades in the Indian Super League Table, winning 70 of matches. Hyderabad’s home form is average with the following results 4 triumphs, 1 draw, and 1 loss. And their own form is considered excellent, performing from 3 triumphs, 0 draws, and 1 loss. Hyderabad has scored an aggregate of 15 pretensions this season in Indian Super League. They’ve managed 8 clean sheets this season.
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