Although neither Kerala Blasters nor Chennaiyin FC will be able to make the playoffs, both will be hoping to conclude their Indian Super League seasons on a positive note. With only one win in their last five matches, Kerala Blasters cannot hope to catch up with leaders Chennaiyin FC at this stage. The Kolkata club have six games left while Kerala has just three. However, if things go according to plan, then Kerala might just make it. Kerala started their campaign against Delhi Dynamos well but eventually fell short of an opening-match victory. Since then, they have been stuck in mid-table mediocrity with only one point coming from as many matches. With just three points from as many games, it looks like Kerala will not be able to finish in the top two and therefore won't be playing in the next season's Champions League. As for Chennaiyin, they kicked off their campaign against Mumbai Indians. Although they lost that match 1-4, they managed to secure four consecutive wins after that to sit pretty at the top of the table. In fact, they haven't lost since then and have only conceded one goal in all these matches. With six games remaining, Chennaiyin look set to defend their title.