The recent legal battle over the I-League title verdict in India has taken a new turn as the Delhi High Court has issued a stay on the decision. However, despite the ongoing legal proceedings, the All India Football Federation (AIFF) has proceeded to award the championship trophy to Churchill Brothers. The controversy stems from the AIFF’s decision to declare Mohun Bagan as the winners of the I-League title based on a points-per-game system after the season was abruptly ended due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Churchill Brothers, who were in close contention for the title, filed a petition challenging the AIFF’s decision. The court’s stay on the verdict has added more uncertainty to the situation, leaving football fans and stakeholders in suspense. The legal battle highlights the challenges and complexities faced by sports organizations in navigating the impact of the pandemic on competitions and championships. The AIFF’s decision to award the trophy to Churchill Brothers amidst the legal dispute has raised questions about the governing body’s handling of the situation. Football enthusiasts in India are closely following the developments in the case, eager to see a resolution that upholds the integrity of the sport. The outcome of the legal proceedings will not only determine the rightful winner of the I-League title but also set a precedent for future disputes in Indian football. Stay tuned for more updates on this developing story.