Kerala Blasters secured a commanding 3-0 victory over Mohammedan SC in a one-sided encounter, rejuvenating their season with a much-needed win at home on Sunday. Despite a goalless first half, the Tuskers turned on the style in the second, while the Black Panthers endured a disappointing night.
The first half was largely uneventful, with both sides struggling to create clear chances. Kerala came closest when Kwame Peprah's weak header fell easily into the Mohammedan goalkeeper's hands. Mohammedan, on the other hand, showed resilience in defense.

Goalkeeper Bhaskar Roy pulled off crucial saves to keep the hosts at bay. The half ended in a stalemate, with the score locked at 0-0. The second half witnessed a dramatic turnaround. Kerala Blasters emerged with renewed determination and were rewarded in the 62nd minute.
A lofted ball into the box caused chaos as Mohammedan goalkeeper Bhaskar Roy misjudged his punch, resulting in an unfortunate own goal that handed the hosts the lead. The Tuskers capitalized on their momentum, doubling their advantage in the 80th minute.
Korou delivered a precise cross from the left flank, finding Noah Sadaoui perfectly positioned to head the ball home. The goal sent the home crowd into raptures and left Mohammedan struggling to respond.
As the clock ticked towards full-time, Kerala put the final nail in Mohammedan's coffin in the 90th minute. Adrian Luna delivered a sublime ball into the box, and Alexandre Coeff rose to meet it with a powerful header, securing a 3-0 win.
For Mohammedan, the night was a forgettable one. Defensive lapses and an inability to create meaningful opportunities cost them dearly. The team now faces the uphill task of bouncing back from yet another defeat.
Kerala Blasters, on the other hand, will take great confidence from their clinical second-half display. The victory not only boosts their standings but also restores belief among the fans as they look to build on this result in the coming matches.