Atletico de Kolkata crowned Indian Super League champions in dramatic fashion

They may have opened for India over two hundred times but on Saturday night they were pitted against each other as their teams faced off for the ISL crown. (Source: IE Photo by Kevin D'Souza)

Sachin and Dada are seen with Chennaiyin FC co-owner actor Abishekh Bachchan and NortEast United owner actor John Abraham. (Source: IE Photo by Kevin D'Souza)

The closing ceremony was a short 20 min affair and also included some dance troops performing to Bollywood numbers. (Source: ISL)

Sachin greets the players of his team before the match at the DY Patil stadium. (Source: IE Photo by Kevin D'Souza)

There was a vivid and lively closing ceremony which saw several acrobatic displays. (Source: ISL)

There was no lack of tackles in the game but towards the last 20 mins the players from both sides appeared tired and were prepared for extra-time. (Source: ISL)

Kerala's Sandesh Jhingan won the ISL emerging player award. He was a stand-out defender in the final. (Source: ISL)

Canadian footballer Ian Hume who was Kerala's talisman tried his best to put his team ahead, he was ably supported by former Newcastle forward Micheal Chopra. (Source: ISL)

The Blasters' fans won a special award for being the best fans of the tournament. Kochi also recorded the highest consistent stadium attendance of the ISL. (Source: ISL)

The ISL's chief founder Nita Ambani is seen with the team owners and AIFF president Praful Patel for the national anthem. (Source: IE Photo by Kevin D'Souza)

A giant replica of the Puma football powered by drones was flown inside the DY Patil stadium during the closing ceremony. (Source: IE Photo by Kevin D'Souza)