The seventh season of the Indian Super League (ISL) has been different, tough and yet a unique one. It has seen the arrival of the two Kolkata giants East Bengal and Mohun Bagan into the ISL in different avatars.
The ongoing coronavirus pandemic forced the organisers to host it at a centralised venue in Goa where the teams were kept in isolated bio-bubbles.
But the thing that stood out especially for Indian football was the emergence of quite a few Indian goal scorers. Bengaluru FC skipper Sunil Chhetri once again topped the Indian goal scorers chart with eight goals but Chhetri had stiff competition from players like Manvir Singh and Bipin Singh.