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Draw syndrome persists

Staff Correspondent, ctg
The sequence of draws continued in the Third Nitol-Tata National League as Chittagong Mohammedan shared points with their Sirajganj counterparts at the MA Aziz Stadium yesterday.
The 1-1 draw in the allMohammedan battle was the third consecutive game to end all square after the goal-feast opener that defending champions Mohammedan Sporting Club won 6-0.
The outcome was a disappointment for the home crowd watching yet another draw after a lacklustre showing by two Dhaka giants Abahani Krira Chakra and Aram-bagh Krira Sangha.
The draw also now means that the local team will have overcome Dhaka giants Abahani, Muktijoddha Sangsad and a spirited Bangladesh Army to keep alive their chances for a place in the
Super Six.
Parvez gave Chittagong Mohammedan the lead with a stunning 24th minute goal.
It was arguably the best goal of the tournament so far.
Abul received a pass at right flank near the box from Kaiser and chipped the ball at top of the box where a lurking Parvez unleashed an unstoppable side-volley that crashed into upper right--hand corner of Sirajganj Mohammedan net.
Sirajganj Mohammedan struck the equaliser in the 54th minute. Defender Malek Akand lobbed a perfect cross to Mantri inside the right box, who made no mistake to coolly place the ball into the net.
"Some of my key players couldn't play up to the mark. I think we have a long way to go to reach the next round, " said Chittagong Moha-mmedan coach Nazrul Islam Ledu after the match.
Substitute Arman Aziz also agreed the result was a major
setback. "We dominated the match but we failed to take advantage of all the possession."
On the other hand Sirajgani coach Gopal Chandra Basak was satisfied having to share points. "We played badly but managed to come back from behind. Considering the ability of my team I am a happy man in the end."
"Now we will try our best to upset another opponent."
Yellow card: Ujjal (Sirajganj)
TEAMS
CHITTAGoNG MoHAMMEDAN: Raju, Shafique, Kingshuk, Faisal, Askar Babu (Arman), Israfil, Abdullah Parvez, Abul (Jahid), Mehedi Hasan Apu (Yousuf) and Kaiser.
SIRAJGANJ MoHAMMEDAN: Anwar, Malek, Jahirul, Siraji, Majnu, Jasim Mehdi (Rubel), Kallol (Liton), Ujjal, Tota, Ratan and Fazlul Haq Mantri.
Referee: Ibrahim Nesar
Man-of-the-match: Goalkeeper Anwar (Sirajganj)