2022–23 I-League

Disbanded clubs • Indian Arrows Reinstated clubs • Kenkre: After being relegated at the end of the 2021–22 I-League season, Kenkre was allowed to participate this season. The closure of the Indian Arrows project played a major part in their reinstatement. The conditions for their reinstatement were an agreement to take in several Arrows players and no travel subsidy for away matches. Changes in format Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the tournament's format was shortened for the last two seasons. From this season, the traditional home and away games format in a double round-robin have returned. Each team will play two matches against every other team at home and away. The table topper will be declared the league's winner at the end of the season, thereby achieving promotion to 2023–24 Indian Super League, while the two teams with the lowest points will be relegated to 2023–24 I-League 2, and will get a bye to the final round. ==Teams==

12 teams participated in the 2022–23 season: {{location map+ Stadiums and locations Due to a lack of AFC standard football stadiums available in Rajasthan, Rajasthan United will play their home matches at Ambedkar Stadium, New Delhi. RoundGlass Punjab will play their home matches at Panchkula's Tau Devi Lal Stadium in Haryana. On 22 October 2022, AIFF chief Kalyan Chaubey inaugurated the new home ground of Sreenidi Deccan, the Deccan Arena. Personnel and sponsorship Managerial changes Transfers ==Foreign players==

AIFF allowed a maximum of six foreign players, including one from an AFC-affiliated country per team, but only four can be part of the matchday squad. ==League table==

Fixtures and results Positions by round Results by games == Season statistics ==

Top scorers :As of 12 March 2023 Top Indian scorers The table includes only the list of top Indian goalscorers with more than 3 goals in this season. Hat-tricks Top assists :As of 12 March 2023 Clean sheets :As of 12 March 2023 Discipline Player • Most yellow cards: 9 • Melroy Assisi • Mirjalol Kasimov • Most red cards: 1 • 27 players Club • Most yellow cards: 47 • Real Kashmir • Most red cards: 5 • Churchill Brothers ==Attendances==

Overall statistical table {{fb a footer|s=240006|h=8234 |l=15 |a=1818 |pr=13052 |u=|source=I-League| |notes=† Teams that joined I-League during the pandemic. Attendances by home match played Legend: Source: I-League ==Broadcasting==

The 2022–23 I-League season aired on India's DD Sports and Eurosport HD television channels. It was also available on the Discovery+ mobile app. However, after the start of the league, the broadcast was fraught with problems. ==Awards==

Hero of the match Annual awards ==See also==