Jamshedpur climbs after 4-1 win

- Jamshedpur FC beat Chennaiyin FC 4-1 on April 25 at the JRD Tata Sports Complex, with Mohammed Sanan scoring twice as Owen Coyle’s side climbed to fourth in the Indian Super League table. - Sanan struck in the seventh and 58th minutes, with Raphaël Messi Bouli and Nikola Stojanović also scoring; Chennaiyin’s only reply came from S. Prakadeswaran after the hosts had gone 3-0 up. - The win moved Jamshedpur to 18 points from 10 matches, one behind Mumbai City and FC Goa, after Bengaluru and Mumbai drew 0-0. (indiansuperleague.com)

Jamshedpur FC beat Chennaiyin FC 4-1 on Saturday, April 25, and moved into fourth place in the Indian Super League standings. (indiansuperleague.com) Mohammed Sanan scored in the seventh and 58th minutes at the JRD Tata Sports Complex, while Raphaël Messi Bouli added the second in the 27th and Nikola Stojanović made it 4-1 in the 78th. (indiansuperleague.com) (sportstar.thehindu.com) Chennaiyin FC got one back through S. Prakadeswaran in the 68th minute, but the result left the visitors 10th with nine points from 10 matches. (indiansuperleague.com) (outlookindia.com) The victory ended a five-match winless run for Jamshedpur, whose recent league form before Saturday was four draws and one defeat. (fotmob.com) (indiansuperleague.com) It also tightened the race behind the leaders. FotMob’s live table after the match showed Mohun Bagan Super Giant on 20 points, FC Goa and Mumbai City on 19, and Jamshedpur on 18. (fotmob.com) That squeeze was sharpened by Bengaluru FC’s 0-0 draw with Mumbai City FC earlier on April 25 at the Sree Kanteerava Stadium. The Hindu reported the point did little for Bengaluru’s title hopes, while Mumbai missed a chance to go top. (thehindu.com) (newsable.asianetnews.com) Outlook’s match report listed Mumbai City third on 19 points and Bengaluru fifth on 16 after that stalemate, leaving Jamshedpur’s later win enough to jump above Bengaluru into fourth. (outlookindia.com 1) (outlookindia.com 2) Jamshedpur next host FC Goa on May 1, while Chennaiyin travel to Punjab FC on May 6. The 4-1 scoreline changed the table immediately, but the next round now gives Jamshedpur a direct test against a side above them. (fotmob.com)

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