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2015–16 in Indian football
The 2015–16 season in Indian football marked a significant period characterized by notable developments across various leagues and competitions. The Indian Super League (ISL), in its second season, continued to enhance the sport's popularity, featuring prominent international players and franchises representing various cities. Meanwhile, the I-League, India's primary football league, showcased an intense battle for supremacy, with Mohun Bagan claiming the title, consequently qualifying for the AFC Champions League. The season also saw the Indian national team engaging in international friendlies and qualifiers, aiming to enhance its standing in the Asian football landscape. The combined efforts of clubs, players, and governing bodies contributed to a burgeoning football culture in India.