Inter Kashi vs East Bengal II – Indian Super League Preview — Elo & form

East Bengal II arrive at Inter Kashi's ground carrying one of the most impressive away records in the Indian Super League. In 19 away matches, they have won 13, drawn 3 and lost just 3, averaging 2.21 points per game. Their away scoring output of 1.89 goals per game sits comfortably above Inter Kashi's home output of 1.6, and their defensive record is even more striking: they have kept 9 clean sheets in those 19 away games, conceding just 0.79 per game. Inter Kashi, by contrast, have struggled in recent weeks. Their last five matches produced no wins — three draws and two losses — with just two goals scored and five conceded. The 0–2 defeat to Kerala Blasters on 11 October and the 1–1 draw with Odisha on 17 October underline a side that is finding it difficult to create and convert at home. Their home record over 20 games is 9 wins, 2 draws and 9 losses, which is not without merit, but the current form tells a different story. The head-to-head is limited to a single meeting, which took place at Inter Kashi's ground on 21 May 2026. East Bengal II won that game 2–1, and it remains the only recorded meeting between the two sides. With just one data point, the head-to-head cannot be treated as a trend, but it does show that East Bengal II have the edge in this fixture. The counter-argument for Inter Kashi rests on their home record. Over 20 home games they have scored 32 goals and conceded 33, and 14 of those 20 saw both teams find the net. That suggests a home environment where goals tend to flow, and Inter Kashi have shown they can score when the conditions are right. However, their last five matches have produced only two goals, and the 0–0 draws against SC Delhi and ATK Mohun Bagan in May highlight a side that can go quiet for long stretches. East Bengal II's recent form is the standout story. In their last five matches they have won twice and lost three, but the goals tell the real tale: 13 scored and 7 conceded, with 2.6 goals per game on the attack. The 4–0 away win at Churchill Brothers on 18 October and the 7–2 home demolition of NorthEast United on 5 October show a team in confident attacking form. Their last 10 matches across all competitions have yielded 4 wins, 3 draws and 3 losses, with 22 goals scored. Key Points: - East Bengal II have won 13 of their last 19 away games, conceding just 0.79 per game - Inter Kashi have won none of their last five matches, scoring only 2 goals in that span - The only previous meeting at this venue ended 1–2 to East Bengal II on 21 May 2026 - East Bengal II scored 13 goals in their last five matches, including a 4–0 away win - Inter Kashi's home record of 9 wins in 20 games suggests they are not without a chance, but current form is poor The football strongly favours East Bengal II, but the price on their win does not offer sufficient value to justify a recommendation. No Bet.