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Hero ISL to resume from January 25

| @indiablooms | Jan 16, 2019, at 05:14 pm

New Delhi, Jan 16 (IBNS): Hero Indian Super League 2018-19 today announced the remaining 31 fixtures for the current season.

The League will resume from Jan 25, 2019 with Kerala Blasters FC scheduled to face the resurgent ATK in Kochi.

The competition’s league stage will conclude on Mar 3, 2019 with ATK playing host to Delhi Dynamos.

Previous season’s finalists Bengaluru FC are currently the table toppers, accumulating 27 points off 11 matches, closely followed by Mumbai City FC at 24 points in 12 games.

FC Goa and NorthEast United are placed third and fourth respectively with 20 points each.

The current month-long mid-season transfer window will close on Jan 31.

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