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2017–18 in Indian football
The 2017–18 season in Indian football marked a significant period in the country's sporting landscape, characterized by the continuing evolution of domestic leagues and the national team's endeavors. The season featured the Indian Super League (ISL) and the I-League, both prominent platforms for football in India, attracting international talents and enhancing competitive standards. During this period, the Indian national team participated in the 2019 AFC Asian Cup qualifiers, demonstrating notable improvement and consistency under coach Stephen Constantine. The Bengaluru FC emerged as a dominant force, clinching the ISL title, while the I-League saw Mohun Bagan and Minerva Punjab battling for supremacy. The season highlighted India's growing football culture and infrastructure advancements, fostering increased fan engagement and sponsorship opportunities.