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Reds' golden moment

Sports Reporter
National striker Rokonuzzaman Kanchan headed in a golden goal to give Muktijoddha Sang-sad Krira Chakra the
Federation Cup title after a hard-fought final against Mohammedan Sporting Club at the Sher-e-Bangla Stadium in Mirpur yesterday.
The 2-1 victory was also sweet revenge for the Reds who had relinquished the crown of the traditional curtain-raising event last year to the Black and Whites.
The goal came as a personal triumph for Kanchan who joined Muktijoddha this season from Mohammedan. The stocky attacker connected a Lajuk cross with eight minutes of sudden-death extra time remaining in trade-mark fashion.
Victory further established Muktijoddha's status as the number one football club in the country. Apart from the Federation Cup loss last season, Shafiqul Islam Manik's charges have won every major domestic competition on offer since, including the prestigious National Football League a few months ago.
It was a keenly contested match as expected, but Mohammedan, perhaps buoyed by the presence of their recruits from Cameroon for the first time, showed more purpose from the beginning. It took them only ten minutes to break the deadlock.
to kiss the far corner of the net (1-0).
Inspired by the lead, Mohammedan continued to go forward and Farhad was presented with a couple of opportunities that he muffed up. First
Midfielder Bakhtiaruddin, who had brilliant match, sent striker Farhad clear with a daft touch, which caught the Muktijoddha defence napping. Farhad entered the Muktis box and unleashed an angular left footer that beat country's number one custodian Aminul Haque
he shot wide of the far post in the 23rd minute and then headed the ball away with an open net infront of him in the next minute. Cameroon's Afala had another good chance to increase the lead in the 30th minute when he received a pass from compatriot Basala but Aminul was there to save the Reds as he bravely cleared the ball almost from the toes of the tall forward.
Muktijoddha, who were content to soak up the pressure for most of the game, were banking on counter-attacks and set pieces and punished Mohammedan for their inability to score. The impressive Muktis skipper Matiur Munna floated in a corner in the 32nd minute and an opportunistic Moni headed in past Mohammedan custodian Milon Barua (1-1).
The game got physical after the break and referee Ehsanul Haque was a busy man trying to keep tempers in check. He had to show as many as eight yellow cards to defuse potentially explosive confrontations as the match petered out into a contest of fouls and interruptions.
Mohammedan virtually besieged the Muktijoddha half in the suddendeath period and their defence, marshalled by the impregnable captain Jewel Rana, was hardly being tested until that fateful decisive moment.
Bangladesh right-back Hasan al-Mamun, who had an otherwise uneventful day, suddenly burst past a couple of Mohammedan players and found an unmarked Lajuk on the left flank. Lajuk took a step or two before sending in a teasing left-foot cross which the frail figure of Mollah found too hot to handle and Kanchan outjumped him to score the all important goal (2-1).
Yellow cards: Prodeep, Ghansha, Bidyut, Moni (Muktijoddha), Basala, Doland, Afala and Farhad (Mohammedan).
Teams
MUKTIJODDHA SANGSAD: Aminul, Hasan Al-Mamun, Prodeep, Harry, Riad (Saiful), Ghansha, Matiur Munna, Bidyut (Lajuk), Kanchan and Moni (Gerald).
MOHAMMEDAN SC: Milan, Basala, Jewel Rana, Faisal, Amin Rana (Doland), Olinga (Khokon Das), Kaiser, Rashed Pappu, Afala, Bakhtiaruddin and Farhad (Ashraful).
Referee: Ehsanul Haque.