The Blasters are back home once more as they square off against Odisha FC on the back of a run that has quietly shifted the tone around their season.

After taking just one point from their opening seven games, the Blasters have collected seven points from their last three fixtures, including a composed 2–0 win over Jamshedpur.

A goal and an assist in his first three games — the start is visible. What’s less obvious is the journey that built it.

Franchu arrives at Kerala Blasters not as a raw talent, but as a player shaped across systems, setbacks, and second chances.

The Blasters can confirm that Danish and Karim have sustained hamstring injuries during the recent fixture against Jamshedpur FC. Both players are currently under close observation by the club’s medical team, with further assessments ongoing to determine the extent of their injuries and expected recovery timelines. Amawia is set to undergo ankle surgery and will be unavailable for the remainder of the season. The club will continue to provide the necessary support throughout his rehabilitation process.

The Blasters delivered a controlled and authoritative performance to secure a 2–0 victory over Jamshedpur FC in the Indian Super League 2025–26 at the Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium, Kochi, on April 18.

The Blasters are back home as they take on Jamshedpur FC with rhythm on their side—unbeaten in two and beginning to show structural clarity under Ashley Westwood. The last outing reinforced a growing pattern: improved defensive organisation, better game management, and decisive moments in key phases.

Kerala Blasters FC were held to a 1-1 draw by NorthEast United FC at the Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium, Kochi, but there were clear signs of structure and progression in Ashley Westwood’s side on Wednesday.