Ranking ISL teams based on their home record
The league stage of the second season of the Hero Indian Super League (ISL) has reached its conclusion and FC Goa, Atletico de Kolkata, Chennaiyin FC and Delhi Dynamos have made it to the semi-finals of the ISL season two.Delhi Dynamos are the only new entry into the top four this season, while FC Goa, Atletico de Kolkata and Chennaiyin FC have once again ruled the roost.The semi-finals will now take place in an home-away format adding to the spice of two mouth-watering ties at the ISL semi-final stage. With Chennaiyin and Delhi Dynamos playing at home in the first leg, will be looking to make the most of the home advantage in the first legSo now that the league stage is over we take a look the home records of all the teams and rate them accordingly.
#8 Kerala Blasters Home Record (P7 W2 D2 L3 Pts: 8)
Kerala Blasters have the worst home record in the league and that reflects in their league position. The Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium in Kochi which saw regular attendance of over 60000 failed to be the fortress for the Blasters as the team couldnt live up to the expectations.
Although Kerala Blasters started off with a bang, defeating NorthEast United 3-1 at home, they could only manage a 0-0 draw against Mumbai City FC in their next home match. Delhi Dynamos then beat Kerala Blasters 1-0 at the Nehru stadium in Kochi before the Blasters drew 1-1 with Chennaiyin FC.
The Blasters then pipped FC Pune City 2-0 before going down 3-2 to Atletico de Kolkata in a thriller. Kerala Blasters home campaign ended in the worst possible fashion as FC Goa demolished them 5-1 in their own backyard.