The win to seal the shield, a 1-0 over Odisha FC, was as Mohun Bagan as they come. All season, they've somehow found a way to win. This time, it was a strike from distance by the man the faithful have christened DimiGod, that finally beat an Odisha rearguard that was threatening all night to put this Mariners party on hold for at least a week more.

As Mohun Bagan became the first team to reach the ISL playoffs for five consecutive seasons let us take a look at their records in the knockouts.

Mohun Bagan Super Giant made ISL history by defending the League Winners Shield, breaking multiple records in the process. The Jose Molina-coached side won the title with two league-stage games to spare.

KOLKATA: Mohun Bagan have etched their name in history, becoming the first-ever team to successfully defend the League Winners' Shield. But they are not stopping there. After falling short in the ISL final last year with a 1-3 defeat to Mumbai City FC here at the Salt Lake Stadium,

Mohun Bagan Super Giant on Sunday became the first team in Indian Super League (ISL) history to defend the Shield title with a 1-0 win over Odisha FC. Dimitrios Petratos scored the all-important goal in the added time in a dramatic match here.

Dimitrios Petratos scored a dramatic injury-time goal, lifting Mohun Bagan SG to a 1-0 victory over a 10-man Odisha FC and securing their defense of the ISL Shield. The late goal, coming in the third minute of stoppage time,

Mohun Bagan Super Giant became the first team to breach the 50-point mark in ISL history after winning 16, drawing four and losing just two matches in 22 appearances.

With this triumph, they joined an elite list of teams that have won the ISL Shield since its introduction in the 2019-20 season. Here’s a look at the past winners: 2019: FC Goa.