Jamshedpur FC 1-1 Mohun Bagan Highlights, ISL 2024-25: Stephen Eze Stunner Earns Red Miners Hard-Fought Draw

The Indian Super League match will kick off at 7:30pm IST, and can be live streamed on the Jio Cinema app and website in India. It will be live telecast on the Sports18 network in India.

Here's how the two teams stack up:

Jamshedpur attacking from right to left, and Mohun Bagan from left to right. The visitors have been organized in their offensive moves thus far. One such move results in a yellow card in the 17th minute for the Red Miners' Nikhil Barla, whose clumsy challenge on Liston Colaco doesn't go down well with the referee.

All the pressure being exerted on the Jamshedpur defence bears fruit for Mohun Bagan. Subhasish Bose puts the Mariners ahead in the 25th minute with a tap in from close range after a corner and headed pass from Tom Aldred.

We head into the interval with the scoreline reading 1-0 in favour of Mohun Bagan. But in reality, the Mariners have threatened to score many more, and are dominating proceedings by all measures. Jamshedpur need to regroup and find a way to not only stem the tourists' attacks, but also create more of their own for an equaliser in the second half.

It takes a moment of brilliance from Nigerian centre back Stephen Eze to bring Jamshedpur level in the 60th minute. An inspired Eze runs more than 15 yards around the Mohun Bagan defence, and nobody is able to close him down before he fires it in past MBSG goalie Vishal Kaith. 1-1.

We are past the 85th minute mark in the match, and both sides are fervently looking for a winner. Albino Gomes stands tall for Jamshedpur in goal, pulling off a spectacular save to deny Liston Colaco, whose shot was destined for goal had it not been for Gomes' outstretched palms.

The final whistle is sounded, and the scoreline stays at 1-1. Jamshedpur have turned things around remarkably in the second half to force a 1-1 draw at the JRD Tata Sports Complex. While it was all Mohun Bagan in the first half, the hosts gave the Mariners hardly any room to force a winner in the second after Stephen Eze's stunning equaliser.