379
The number of minutes after which Kerala Blasters have scored a goal in the ISL. They last scored through Antonio German in the 39th minute in the 3-3 draw against Delhi Dynamos in the last league match of their 2015 campaign. This year's ISL began for them with three scoreless matches, and they had only one shot on target through the first 270 minutes.
41
The oldest goalkeeper in the whole of the ISL, former India regular Sandip Nandy came in as a change for Graham Stack following KBFC's 1-0 defeat at home at the hands of Atletico de Kolkata. He has notched up two successive clean sheets since.
31
Fouls committed in the match between Kerala Blasters and Mumbai FC, with 17 of them coming from MCFC. Despite the fact that there were some crunching tackles throughout the game, only three yellow cards were flashed with the hosts Kerala Blasters being shown one of them.
23
The number of goals scored in the first 13 matches of the 2016 is by far the poorest of the three ISL seasons. In 2014 there were 33 goals scored after the first 13 matches, while the corresponding figure in 2015 stood at 35.
10
The number of ISL games it has taken Michael Chopra to score his first goal in the league. Before this, one of his closest attempts was in the 2014 final for Kerala Blasters, when his shot was tipped away by Edel Bete, then keeping goal for Atletico de Kolkata. Kerala went on to lose the game 1-0 by an injury-time strike by Mohammad Rafique, who now plays for them.
9
The winless streak of Kerala Blasters that they have brought to an end with their first ever ISL win over Mumbai City FC, with their last win having come 4-1 against NorthEast United FC on November 15, 2015.
7
The number of points Mumbai City FC have after their first four matches of 2016 is still their best start in all of ISL history. Their best before this has been four points last year, and three in 2014. In 2015, they won their fifth and sixth matches of the season to temporarily go top of the table.
3
There are only three Indian goalscorers -- Jayesh Rane, Arata Izumi and Mehrajuddin Wadoo -- thus far in this year's ISL, which is the poorest return for any of the seasons at the same stage. In 2014, there were four Indian scorers (Balwant Singh, Subhash Singh, Cavin Lobo and Baljit Sahni had scored five goals among themselves) after 13 matches, while the corresponding figure for 2015 was seven (Jeje Lalpekhlua, Mohammad Rafi, Israil Gurung, Robin Singh, Arata, Keenan Almeida and Mandar Rao Desai had contributed nine goals).
1
The first goal of the season scored by Kerala Blasters has always come from a foreign player. It was Iain Hume who scored in a 2-1 defeat at the hands of Chennaiyin in 2014, Josu Currias who opened the account against NorthEast United in a 3-1 win last year, and Chopra in a 1-0 win over Kerala this time.