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ISL's greatest comebacks - featuring ATK Mohun Bagan, Kerala Blasters and others

Perhaps, this is a comeback story that did not have a fairytale finish. 
 
Delhi Dynamos salvaged&nbsp;a 3-3 draw&nbsp;against Kerala Blasters in an Indian Super League (ISL) encounter at the Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium in Delhi in 2015 after having to fight their way back from a 3-1 deficit. 
 
Gustavo dos Santos (7') opened the scoring for the hosts before Chris Dagnall (9'), Joao Coimbra (30') and Antonio German (39') made it 3-1 in favour of the visitors. But Delhi fought back. 
 
Adil Nabi (40') the pulled one back for the home team&nbsp;before Sehnaj Singh (90' + 2') grabbed the equalizer in stoppage time.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Delhi Dynamos FC 3-3 Kerala Blasters (2015)

2-0 down at half-time against Roberto Carlos' Delhi Dynamos, Zico's Goa pulled off a spectacular comeback in the second half to snatch three points that ultimately helped them top the table.
Serginho Greene and Adil Nabi scored in a space of nine minutes to hand the hosts a comfortable 2-0 lead going into the break. When the clock struck 68', Romeo Fernandes scored twice in a two minutes, with Reinaldo assisting both. Jofre scored the winner in the 90th minute off Jonatan Lucca's pass to make it 2-3 on the night.

Goa would later come back from the a 1-0 defeicit in the first leg of the play-off to make it 3-1 on aggregate at home against the same opposition.

Delhi Dynamos FC 2-3 FC Goa (2015)

A comeback can't arrive at a bigger moment and in more dramatic fashion than this. The final of the 2015 season saw FC Goa and Chennaiyin FC tied at 1-1 until Jofre provided the Gaurs with the lead in the 87th minute. Marco Materazzi's men needed at least one goal to push the game to extra-time. Two goal-keeping errors and Stevin Mendoza's poaching instincts ensured they sealed the cup in injury time. Goa custodian Laxmikant Kattimani scored a calamitous own goal in the 90th minute before fumbling a regulation catch once again a couple of minutes later for Mendoza to net the winner.

FC Goa 2-3 Chennaiyin FC (2015 Final)

Alexandre Guimaraes’ side were in a favourable position until the 75th minute&nbsp; as they led 3-1 in Delhi. This was after Kristian Vadocz had scored twice and Sony Norde added the third for the visitors. Richard Gadze had scored in the 51st minute for the home side. 
 
However, Badara Badji and Marcelinho scored two late goals, with the Brazilian converting his spot-kick to help earn a point for the Lions. 
 
This was arguably one of the most thrilling contests of the season with Mumbai literally&nbsp; dominating the game for most parts before Gianluca Zambrotta masterminded a memorable comeback.&nbsp;

Delhi Dynamos FC 3-3 Mumbai City FC (2016)

This classic from the 2017-18 season sees Kalu Uche on the wrong side of the come-back. The Nigerian forward scored a brace in two minutes in the first quarter of the game to provide his side with a vantage point. Tiri pulled one back for the hosts in the 29th minute to cut the deficit in half, going into the break.
Yumnum Raju scored in the 54th minute to level the scores and the game was evenly poised for most parts ever since. Matheus Trindade scored in the 86th minute to complete the come-back and hand his side the three points.

Jamshedpur FC 3-2 Delhi Dynamos FC (2017-18)

Delhi Dynamos did not enjoy a top 2017-18 season but they did have their moments with come-backs. 3-1 down against ATK after an hour of football, Kalu Uche inspired the capital club to a fine come-back against Ashley Westwood's men.
Uche opened the scoring but Sibongakonke Mbatha restored parity and ensured nothing separated both clubs at half-time. Robbie Keane netted twice in six minutes to make it 3-1 before the hour's mark. Uche pulled one back in the 69th minute before Seityasen Singh levelled the score just two minutes later. While it looked like both teams had to settle for a point each, Matias Mirabaje scored deep in injury time to complete the come-back.

Delhi Dynamos FC 4-3 ATK (2017-18)

This first-half classic from the 2018-19 season is a story of Bartholomew Ogbeche's heroics and Rowllin Borges' redemption. The latter was unfortunate to score an own-goal in the fifth minute. Thoi Singh doubled the hosts' lead 10 minutes later. Ogbeche pulled one back in the 29th minute but Thoi restored the lead for his team just three minutes later.
The Nigerian striker then stepped up and scored twice in quick succession to make it 3-3 in the 39th minute. Borges netted the ball in the right net in the opening minutes of the second half to redeem himself and win his side three crucial points. Eventually, NorthEast United would go on to seal the fourth spot by just two points.

Chennaiyin FC 3-4 NorthEast United FC (2018-19)

ATK's path to glory last season was not a bed of roses, especially in the final stretch. Bengaluru FC had recorded a modest 1-0 win at home in the first leg of the play-off, and most importantly, prevented Antonio Habas' men from scoring an away goal. Ashique Kuruniyan struck early for the Blues at the Salt Lake stadium to double the aggregate lead with an away goal.
ATK required three goals against one of the best defences in the league to progress to the final. Roy Krishna scored in the first half to provide the hosts with a glimmer of hope. David Williams scored from the spot before completing his brace 11 minutes from time. The ATK defence then maintained to halt several waves of attack from the visitors and ensured the game finished 3-1. A 3-2 aggregate win meant that Habas' men progressed to the final, in which they comfortably beat Chennaiyin to seal the crown.

ATK (3) 3-1 (2) Bengaluru FC (2019-20 play-off)

Bengaluru looked good to secure a narrow win thanks to Cleiton Silva's early strike but the Blues were unable to hold onto their slender lead against a spirited Blasters team. Puitea equalised for Kibu Vicuna's men before Rahul KP struck a dramatic late winner past Gurpreet Sandhu to bag all three points.&nbsp;

Kerala Blasters 2-1 Bengaluru (2021)

Aridane Santana gave Hyderabad the lead and the Nizams looked like they would cruise to a win against the Gaurs. However, Ishan Pandita and Igor Angulo scored twice in the last five minutes to produce a brilliant late comeback and secure an unlikely win for Goa.&nbsp;

Hyderabad FC 1-2 FC Goa  (2020)

Gary Hooper (14') put Kerala Blasters in front with a spectacular goal from 35 yards before the Yellows doubled their lead through Costa Nhamoinesu. However,&nbsp; Marcelinho (59') and Roy Krishna (65, 87) got on the scoresheet to complete a stunning second-half comeback and a double over Blasters.&nbsp;

ATK Mohun Bagan 3-2 Kerala Blasters (2021) 

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