Kalighat Club vs Measurers: match prediction on 28 August 2026

Measurers to win. Kalighat have won nothing in eight matches and are deep in a relegation fight, while Measurers sit comfortably in mid-table with ten points and have shown they can score goals when they play at home. Measurers are expected to score 1.7 goals to Kalighat's 0.9, and the most likely score is 0:1.

Kalighat's recent record is brutal. They have lost four of their last five matches, scoring just one goal and conceding ten. Their only point came in a 0:0 draw against Coal India at home. Since then they have lost 0:1 away to Peerless, 0:3 to NA Suruchi Sangha, 1:3 to Rainbow, and 0:3 to Calcutta Police. They are bottom of the table on two points and have not found the net in three consecutive games.

Measurers are not a side built on consistency either. They have one win, two draws, and two losses in their last five games, with eight goals scored and eight conceded. Their most recent match was a 2:3 home defeat to Mohammedan SC, and before that a 0:2 away loss to Aryan. But they have shown they can be dangerous in attack, particularly in the 61-75 minute window where 40 per cent of their goals have fallen. They also tend to concede late — half of their eight goals against came after the 76th minute.

The only head-to-head meeting took place on 20 August 2025, when Measurers lost 0:1 at home to Kalighat. That result might suggest a different story, but it was played a year ago and neither side has had a stable run since. The table positions have shifted dramatically.

A low-scoring affair is expected, with 24 per cent probability of a draw and 46 per cent for both teams to score. The 0:1 scoreline is the most likely outcome at 14 per cent, followed by 1:1 and 0:2 at 11 per cent each. Kalighat tend to lose goals in the 31-45 and 46-60 minute periods, while Measurers have been vulnerable in the opening half but also late on. If Measurers can avoid their usual late mistakes and Kalighat fail to score in their usual window, a narrow away win looks plausible.

This conclusion would not hold if Kalighat rediscover their early-game intensity. They have scored two thirds of their goals in the first fifteen minutes and could catch Measurers off guard. It would also fall apart if Measurers repeat their recent defensive errors — they have conceded three goals in each of their last two matches. A red card or early incident would change everything, as would a change in Measurers' approach if they decide to sit deep and protect a lead.

Prediction: Measurers win 0:1 or 1:2.