Player Ratings for Odisha FC as the Juggernauts' ISL campaign comes to an end with a loss to Mohun Bagan Super Giant

Mohun Bagan Super Giant secured their spot in consecutive ISL finals with a dramatic comeback victory over Odisha FC. Trailing 1-2 from the first leg, Mohun Bagan showcased their resilience as goals from Jason Cummings and super-sub Sahal Abdul Samad sealed a 3-2 aggregate win.

In the 22nd minute, Mohun Bagan found their breakthrough when Jason Cummings capitalized on a chance created by Dimitrios Petratos. Petratos' powerful long-range shot forced a save from Odisha FC's Amrinder Singh, but Cummings was quick to react, calmly slotting the rebound into the net.

Odisha FC also had moments of promise, with Roy Krishna leading their attacking efforts. Roy showcased his skill and determination in the final third with several attempts on goal, but unfortunately, his efforts were not capitalized upon by his teammates.

Despite their attacking intent, Mohun Bagan struggled to find the back of the net as the game progressed.

However, in stoppage time, Sahal Abdul Samad seized an opportunity from a powerful low cross by Manvir Singh. After an initial shot which was saved, Sahal nodded in the rebound, securing Mohun Bagan's victory and a spot in the ISL Cup final.

The Kalinga Warriors put up a valiant effort, but ultimately bowed out of the competition.

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Player Ratings - Odisha FC

Amrinder Singh (7.5): Despite conceding two goals, Amrinder showcased his prowess between the posts with eight crucial saves. His solidity provided a backbone to the defense.

Jerry Lalrinzuala (4): Jerry Lalrinzuala had an off day, struggling to contain the threat posed by Manvir and Jason Cummins. His lack of proper man-marking and decreased pace contributed to defensive lapses.

Narender Gahlot (5.5): Narender Gahlot's performance reflected a mix of strengths and weaknesses in executing defensive tactics. While he managed to win three ground duels, his struggles with communication led to disorganization in the defensive line.

Mourtada Fall (5): The towering defender appeared out of sorts in this crucial fixture, with communication lapses and poor man-marking leading to costly errors in the final minutes of the game.

Amey Ranawade (5.5): Ranawade faced consistent threats from Liston and Manvir, but managed some promising moves in attack. However, he could only muster two interceptions. He also received a yellow card.

Lalthathanga Khawlhring (4.5): Khawlhring's performance was below par, as he failed to make a significant impact during his 45 minutes on the pitch.

Princeton Rebello (5): Princeton Rebello struggled to assert control in midfield and lagged to progress the ball effectively into the final third, despite winning two tackles.

Ahmed Jahouh (6.5): Despite a sloppy start, Jahouh redeemed himself with crucial contributions. He displayed prowess in ground duels, winning three tackles and aerial challenges, making notable interceptions and completing two crosses.

Isak Ralte (5.5): Isak Ralte combined well with Roy in attack but failed to convert his chances, including a missed opportunity in the dying minutes of the game.

Roy Krishna (7): Roy Krishna was a standout performer for the Kalinga Warriors, showcasing clinical finishing and creativity in the final third. He created three crucial chances. Despite his efforts, his teammates couldn't capitalize on the opportunities.

Diego Marucio (4.5): Marucio's performance was lackluster, failing to make an impact during his 45 minutes on the pitch, including a missed chance to equalize in the 25th minute.

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Substitutes

Cyy Goddard (5): Cy Goddard's impact off the bench was minimal, as he struggled to influence the game with ball retention and attacking link-ups.

Jerry Mawihmingthanga (4.5): Jerry failed to live up to expectations, as he was overshadowed by the opposition defense, unable to make a significant impact.

Lenny Rodrigues (5.5): Lenny made a positive impact defensively during his 22 minutes on the pitch, making solid interceptions and showcasing defensive awareness.