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The 2017–18 Indian Super League season was the fourth season of the Indian Super League, one of the top Indian professional football leagues. It was established in 2013. The regular season started on 17 November 2017 and ended on 4 March 2018, The finals began on 7 March 2018, concluding with the final on 17 March 2018. ATK were the defending champions from the 2016 season, however they could not advance to the playoffs. Chennaiyin won their second Indian Super League title by defeating Bengaluru 3–2 in the final.

Two new sides joined the league as expansion teams: Bengaluru and Jamshedpur. The two new clubs are the ninth and tenth teams in the league. This made it the first edition of the ISL in which there are more than eight teams participating. As well as expanding two teams, the league also expanded two more months, being played in five months instead of three. Away goal rule is introduced in semifinals stage in this season.

Teams

Stadiums and locations

Expansion

On 11 May 2017, it was announced by the Indian Super League organizers that they would be inviting bids for new teams to join the league for the upcoming season. The bids would be for ten cities, namely Ahmedabad, Bengaluru, Cuttack, Durgapur, Hyderabad, Jamshedpur, Kolkata, Ranchi, Siliguri and Thiruvananthapuram. It was also clarified that if Kolkata were to win at least one bid for a team, the new "Kolkata" side would have to play away from the city for two seasons.

On 25 May 2017, it was announced that bidding for new teams had ended and that the league's appointed external validator would look over the bids. It was also announced that Bengaluru, the two-time champion of the I-League, India's top-tier professional football league, had submitted a bid. Two weeks later, on 12 June, it was officially announced that Bengaluru (for Bangalore) and Tata Group (for Jamshedpur) had won the bids for the new teams.

Personnel and sponsorship

Team	Head coach	Kit manufacturer	Shirt sponsor
ATK	Robbie Keane (Player Manager)	Nivia	CESC Limited
Bengaluru	Albert Roca	Puma	JSW
Chennaiyin	John Gregory	Performax	Apollo Tyres
Delhi Dynamos	Miguel Ángel Portugal	T10 Sports	Kent RO Systems
Goa	Sergio Lobera	None	Deltin
Jamshedpur	Steve Coppell	Nivia	Tata
Kerala Blasters	David James	Admiral	Muthoot Pappachan
Mumbai City	Alexandre Guimarães	T10 Sports	Ace Group
NorthEast United	Avram Grant	Performax	McDowell's No. 1
Pune City	Ranko Popović	Adidas	Suzuki Gixxer

Head coaching changes

Team	Outgoing coach	Manner of departure	Date of vacancy	Position in table	Incoming coach	Date of appointment
Goa	Zico	Contract finished	18 December 2016	Pre-season	Sergio Lobera	6 June 2017
Delhi Dynamos	Gianluca Zambrotta	Mutual consent	14 June 2017		Miguel Ángel Portugal	29 June 2017
Chennaiyin	Marco Materazzi	Mutual consent	6 March 2017		John Gregory	3 July 2017
Jamshedpur	Expansion club				Steve Coppell	14 July 2017
Kerala Blasters	Steve Coppell	Mutual consent	12 July 2017		René Meulensteen	14 July 2017
ATK	José Francisco Molina		18 December 2016		Teddy Sheringham	14 July 2017
NorthEast United	Nelo Vingada		15 May 2017		João de Deus	17 July 2017
Pune City	Antonio López Habas		15 September 2017		Ranko Popović	25 September 2017
Kerala Blasters	René Meulensteen	Sacked	3 January 2018	8th	David James	3 January 2018
NorthEast United	João de Deus		3 January 2018	9th	Avram Grant	12 January 2018
ATK	Teddy Sheringham		24 January 2018	8th	Ashley Westwood (Interim)	24 January 2018
ATK	Ashley Westwood	Resignation	2 March 2018	9th	Robbie Keane (Player Manager)	3 March 2018

Roster changes

Overseas players

Unlike during the first three seasons of the Indian Super League, the 2017–18 season saw the maximum number of foreign players per team reduced to eight from 11. Also unlike the previous three seasons, the maximum number of foreigners allowed on the pitch at the same time was reduced to five from six.

ATK (8)	Bengaluru (8)	Chennaiyin (8)	Delhi Dynamos (8)	Goa (8)
Robbie Keane Zequinha Conor Thomas Jordi Figueras Tom Thorpe Ryan Taylor Martin Paterson Sibongakonke Mbatha	John Johnson Juanan Erik Paartalu Dimas Toni Dovale Miku Daniel Segovia Víctor Pérez	Iñigo Calderón Raphael Augusto Rene Mihelič Jaime Gavilán Jude Nworuh Gregory Nelson Henrique Sereno Maílson Alves	Paulinho Dias Matías Mirabaje Gabriel Cichero Kalu Uche Manuel Arana Edu Moya Jeroen Lumu Xabi Irureta	Bruno Pinheiro Hugo Boumous Coro Ahmed Jahouh Chechi Manuel Lanzarote Edu Bedia Mark Sifneos
Jamshedpur (8)	Kerala Blasters (8)	Mumbai City (8)	NorthEast United (8)	Pune City (8)
Tiri Sameehg Doutie Memo Kervens Belfort Andre Bikey Matheus Gonçalves Izu Azuka Wellington Priori	Iain Hume Courage Pekuson Nemanja Lakić-Pešić Wes Brown Paul Rachubka Dimitar Berbatov Guðjón Baldvinsson Pulga	Lucian Goian Gerson Vieira Éverton Santos Rafa Jordà Léo Costa Márcio Rosário Achille Emaná Thiago Santos	Marcinho José Gonçalves Sambinha Martín Díaz Danilo Hélio Pinto Maic Sema John Mosquera	Emiliano Alfaro Marcos Tébar Marcelinho Rafa Jonatan Lucca Diego Carlos Marko Stanković Lolo

Regular season

Results

Playoffs

Bracket

Semi-finals

Final

Bengaluru	2–3	Chennaiyin
Chhetri 9' Miku 90+2'	Report	Alves 17', 45' Augusto 67'

Season statistics

Scoring

Top scorers Rank Player Club Goals 1 Coro Goa 18 2 Miku Bengaluru 15 3 Sunil Chhetri Bengaluru 14 4 Kalu Uche Delhi Dynamos 13 Manuel Lanzarote Goa 6 Emiliano Alfaro Pune City 9 Jeje Lalpekhlua Chennaiyin 8 Marcelinho Pune City 8 9 Balwant Singh Mumbai City 6 Éverton Santos Mumbai City Robbie Keane ATK Source:

Top Indian scorers Rank Player Club Goals 1 Sunil Chhetri Bengaluru 14 2 Jeje Lalpekhlua Chennaiyin 9 3 Balwant Singh Mumbai City 6 4 Adil Khan Pune City 4 Seiminlen Doungel NorthEast United C.K. Vineeth Kerala Blasters 7 Lallianzuala Chhangte Delhi Dynamos 3 8 Rohit Kumar Pune City 2 Jackichand Singh Kerala Blasters Mandar Rao Desai Goa Bipin Singh ATK Mohammed Rafi Chennaiyin Anirudh Thapa Chennaiyin Dhanpal Ganesh Chennaiyin Source:

Hat-tricks

Player	For	Against	Result	Date	Ref
Coro	Goa	Bengaluru	4–3 (H)	30 November 2017
Coro	Goa	Kerala Blasters	5–2 (H)	9 December 2017
Marcelinho	Pune City	NorthEast United	5–0 (H)	30 December 2017
Iain Hume	Kerala Blasters	Delhi Dynamos	3–1 (A)	10 January 2018
Seiminlen Doungel	NorthEast United	Chennaiyin	3–1 (H)	19 January 2018
Sunil Chhetri	Bengaluru	Pune City	3–1 (H)	11 March 2018

Assists

Rank	Player	Club	Assists	Ref
1	Udanta Singh	Bengaluru	7

Cleansheets

Rank	Player	Club	Clean sheets
1	Subrata Pal	Jamshedpur	7
	Gurpreet Singh Sandhu	Bengaluru
	Karanjit Singh	Chennaiyin
	Vishal Kaith	Pune City
5	Paul Rachubka	Kerala Blasters	5
6	Debjit Majumder	ATK	4
7	Rehenesh TP	NorthEast United	2
	Amrinder Singh	Mumbai City
	Naveen Kumar	Goa
Source:

Discipline

• Most yellow cards (club): 47
  • Chennaiyin

• Most red cards (club): 4
  • Delhi Dynamos

• Most yellow cards (player): 9
  • Dhanpal Ganesh (Chennaiyin)

• Most red cards (player): 2
  • Pratik Chowdhary (Delhi Dynamos)

Average home attendances

Awards

• Source: Indian Super League website

Hero of the Match

Match	Hero of the Match		Match	Hero of the Match		Match	Hero of the Match
	Player	Club		Player	Club		Player	Club
Match 1	Nemanja Lakić-Pešić	Kerala Blasters	Match 33	Jeje Lalpekhlua	Chennaiyin	Match 65	Dimas Delgado	Bengaluru
Match 2	Marcinho	NorthEast United	Match 34	Éverton Santos	Mumbai City	Match 66	Adil Khan	Pune City
Match 3	Manuel Lanzarote	Goa	Match 35	Marcelinho	Pune City	Match 67	Ryan Taylor	ATK
Match 4	Sunil Chhetri	Bengaluru	Match 36	Sunil Chhetri	Bengaluru	Match 68	Dimas Delgado	Bengaluru
Match 5	Lallianzuala Chhangte	Delhi Dynamos	Match 37	Edu Bedia	Goa	Match 69	Wellington Priori	Jamshedpur
Match 6	Raphael Augusto	Chennaiyin	Match 38	Mark Sifneos	Kerala Blasters	Match 70	Marcos Tébar	Pune City
Match 7	Mehtab Hossain	Jamshedpur	Match 39	Izu Azuka	Jamshedpur	Match 71	Maílson Alves	Chennaiyin
Match 8	Éverton Santos	Mumbai City	Match 40	Marcinho	Northeast United	Match 72	Kalu Uche	Delhi Dynamos
Match 9	Marcelinho	Pune City	Match 41	Jeje Lalpekhlua	Chennaiyin	Match 73	Maílson Alves	Chennaiyin
Match 10	Erik Paartalu	Bengaluru	Match 42	Juanan	Bengaluru	Match 74	Miku	Bengaluru
Match 11	Gerson Vieira	Mumbai City	Match 43	Iain Hume	Kerala Blasters	Match 75	Wes Brown	Kerala Blasters
Match 12	Coro	Goa	Match 44	Bruno Pinheiro	Goa	Match 76	Wellington Priori	Jamshedpur
Match 13	Memo	Jamshedpur	Match 45	Zequinha	ATK	Match 77	Márcio Rosário	Mumbai City
Match 14	Halicharan Narzary	NorthEast United	Match 46	Maílson Alves	Chennaiyin	Match 78	Kalu Uche	Delhi Dynamos
Match 15	Jerry Lalrinzuala	Chennaiyin	Match 47	Lallianzuala Chhangte	Delhi Dynamos	Match 79	Éverton Santos	Mumbai City
Match 16	Balwant Singh	Mumbai City	Match 48	Iain Hume	Kerala Blasters	Match 80	Karanjit Singh	Chennaiyin
Match 17	André Bikey	Jamshedpur	Match 49	Memo	Jamshedpur	Match 81	Kalu Uche	Delhi Dynamos
Match 18	Jeje Lalpekhlua	Chennaiyin	Match 50	Sunil Chhetri	Bengaluru	Match 82	Coro	Goa
Match 19	Miku	Bengaluru	Match 51	Seiminlen Doungel	NorthEast United	Match 83	Gurpreet Singh Sandhu	Bengaluru
Match 20	Coro	Goa	Match 52	Diego Carlos	Pune City	Match 84	Matías Mirabaje	Delhi Dynamos
Match 21	Marcos Tébar	Pune City	Match 53	Wellington Priori	Jamshedpur	Match 85	Manuel Lanzarote	Goa
Match 22	Achille Emaná	Mumbai City	Match 54	Edu Bedia	Goa	Match 86	Miku	Bengaluru
Match 23	Miku	Bengaluru	Match 55	Emiliano Alfaro	Pune City	Match 87	Kalu Uche	Delhi Dynamos
Match 24	Wes Brown	Kerala Blasters	Match 56	Anirudh Thapa	Chennaiyin	Match 88	Jaime Gavilán	Chennaiyin
Match 25	Arana	Goa	Match 57	Juanan	Bengaluru	Match 89	Coro	Goa
Match 26	Maílson Alves	Chennaiyin	Match 58	Deependra Singh Negi	Kerala Blasters	Match 90	Robbie Keane	ATK
Match 27	Zequinha	ATK	Match 59	Thiago Santos	Mumbai City	Match 91 (SF)	Marko Stanković	Pune City
Match 28	Gerson Vieira	Mumbai City	Match 60	Matheus Gonçalves	Jamshedpur	Match 92 (SF)	Gregory Nelson	Chennaiyin
Match 29	Miku	Bengaluru	Match 61	Subrata Pal	Jamshedpur	Match 93 (SF)	Sunil Chhetri	Bengaluru
Match 30	Karanjit Singh	Chennaiyin	Match 62	Marcelinho	Pune City	Match 94 (SF)	Maílson Alves	Chennaiyin
Match 31	Adil Khan	Pune City	Match 63	Gurpreet Singh Sandhu	Bengaluru	Match 95 (F)	Maílson Alves	Chennaiyin
Match 32	Robbie Keane	ATK	Match 64	Coro	Goa

Emerging Player of the Match

Fans' Player of the Month

Month	Player of the Month		Reference
	Player	Club
November	Paul Rachubka	Kerala Blasters
December	Jeje Lalpekhlua	Chennaiyin
January	Iain Hume	Kerala Blasters
February	Maílson Alves	Chennaiyin

Fans' Team of the Season

Position	Player	Club
GK	Gurpreet Singh Sandhu	Bengaluru
DF	Sandesh Jhingan	Kerala Blasters
DF	Lucian Goian	Mumbai City
DF	Lalruatthara	Kerala Blasters
DF	Tiri	Jamshedpur
MF	Manuel Lanzarote	Goa
MF	Raphael Augusto	Chennaiyin
MF	Wellington Priori	Jamshedpur
FW	Coro	Goa
FW	Sunil Chhetri	Bengaluru
FW	Miku	Bengaluru

End-of-season awards

Award	Player	Club
Hero of the League	Sunil Chhetri	Bengaluru
Emerging Player of the League	Lalruatthara	Kerala Blasters
Golden Glove	Subrata Pal	Jamshedpur
Winning Pass Award	Udanta Singh	Bengaluru
Golden Boot	Coro	Goa
Fittest Player of the League	Iñigo Calderón	Chennaiyin
Best Pitch of the Season	Delhi Dynamos

See also

• 2017–18 ATK season
• 2017–18 Bengaluru FC season
• 2017–18 Chennaiyin FC season
• 2017–18 Delhi Dynamos FC season
• 2017–18 FC Goa season
• 2017–18 FC Pune City season
• 2017–18 Jamshedpur FC season
• 2017–18 Kerala Blasters FC season
• 2017–18 Mumbai City FC season
• 2017–18 NorthEast United FC season

Notes

1. Qualified for 2019 AFC Cup qualifying play-offs

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External links

• Official website

• 2017–18 Indian Super League season
• Indian Super League seasons
• 2017–18 in Indian football leagues
• 2017–18 in Asian association football leagues