Tops & Flops: ISL Round 4 was one of grit, but marred by the most unlikely of flops

IF ROUND 3 of the Indian Super League was the round of fireworks as teams like Chennaiyin and Goa sought to re-establish themselves with lots of goals, sending the customary firework system off every time, the 4th round was the round of grit, where we got to see all four winners putting up strong defensive displays, keeping clean sheets, and clinching victories by one or two goal margins.

All four of the round's matches were hard fought, and showcased collective efforts much more than individual skills to pull off a win.

The round had a total of 6 goals compared to previous round's 14 goal bonanza. But the contest was much more enjoyable. And due to the matches being such team contests, it is harder to pick out individuals and hold their contribution to the game under scrutiny. 

Yet there were those who shone above the rest, and those whose fell short of the desired level of performance. Some of these individuals steered their team to a crucial victory and some spoiled a good game of football to turn the atmosphere utterly negative for everyone.

We list these men in our Tops & Flops of the round, and this time we have an odd one out.