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Waritake a point off BU

Sports Reporter
Brothers Union earned the unenviable dlstlnt lion of becoming the first among the top trio in the local Star First Division football league to drop a point when they pulled back two goals rapidly to force a draw against Wart Chib at the Mirpur Stadium yesterday.
Brothers Union, although trailing at one stage In the second session, reigned over their opponent* tn red throughout tlw match which re mat ned goalies* during the first half
The Warl citadel came under the salvo of the Goptbagh side as early as the fourth minute of the match when Satyajit Rupu. who seemed to liave choked off his poor form. Iiad a shy at goal but hts shot sailed over the bar.
Du lai of Brothers minused in the 15th minute but the Warl custodian Totam came to the rescue of hl* side gripping the ball before Waseem could
Uttam floated*"the ball from the flag kick when the match was twenty- seven minutes old but Rupu* header missed the mark
Brothers skipper Manik muffed up a golden opportunity to put his side ahead a minute later when PIJush found him free Inside the box with an intelligent fob but the midfielder who is considered one of the pillar* of tht* titlechasing side, made the spectator* blink their eyes in dlsbe Kef as hl* shot ehided the net.
Five minutes later the player wa» again In tlic news when he again failed to find the mark with the goalkeeper trying to beat a hasty retreat to his position.
Sadequl Islam Uttam, who along with Rupu excelled in tlie Brother* camp came cfoae to w orlng when he took a shot from Inalde the box but Totam. the Warl custodian parried the ball away much to the relief of his team mote*.
Warl who after their 14th minute foray, when their African footballer Sov* Maneke crossed from the right and Brothers stopper Iqbal stymied Sudhir's shot on tt. sallied forth from * besieged state three minute* before the short whistle
Sudhir .the nippy leftwinger of Warl . raced down the left flank to send In a cross Llton and Bobby failed and Tutul s feeble attempt was steered to safety by Ponir.
Brother* Immediately re tai iated but Manik, the misser at boat for yesterday, spoiled the chance from close with the goalkeeper at hl* mercy.
Manik's saga of missed chances continued unabated In the second half with Brothers lightening the screw.
Waseem* delicate shot in tl>e 14th minute of the postlemon session went out after dropping on the crosspiece.
Uttam accelerated down the flank to float a cross but his effort went abeggtng a* none of his teammate* were In the position to tap the ball
A* the Gopibagh boys In or-ange went all out In search of gr>al Wart.In one of their break away raid*, scored the first of the four goals of the match against the run of play tn the 2l*t minute
Tutul.the tali, black and crafty outalde -right of Wart.sprinted down his side to send In a cross: Ponir half cleared the ball aa stopper Iqbal came In ht» way and Bobby. Kaiser Hamid's brother.left unmarked, nodded the ball home I -0. Brothers. Mung by this sever sal came roaring in th iqbsl falling to cash In on a Rupu nanus
Next minute defender Moon s free kick went wide
Warl heaped surprise upon surprise in the 32nd minute when Bobby trapped a fob and then unleashed a full-blooded to *core a superb goal from top of the box. 2-0.
Brothers were almost chilled to death six minutes later arhen Warl skipper and former Brother* player Llton. In a »olo dash, entered the Brothers box following a counter attack but Ponir kept his side s chgnce of snatching one point alive by thwarting the minatory forward
Brothers drew level in the space of one minute shortly after this in a match which would have obtahone a cricket match for pulaatlng drama and heady shift of fortunes
Uttam minused from the righf as a sequel of the relentless Brothers onslaught and Rupu had enough room and time to reduce the margin from close 2-1.
Rupu engineered the equaliser Immediate^ after the centre when he sped down the right flank and crossed with the Warl defence caught nap ping in the eager expectancy of a posaibte victory: Ahmed scored from the melee to save the bacon for Brothers 2-2.
Partha of Warl Club received a yellow card for foul play
TEAMS
BROTHERS UNION Pontr. Pljush, Moon. Iqbal Ataur Par vez. Uttam. MarSkfS-mrsO Rupu. Masim and DuW (Ahmed).
WAHI CLUB. Totam, Partha. Chhoian. Haran. Ripon Miran Kabir Shove Manek! (Itobbyl. Tutul. Llton and Sudhir Uawd).
Referee: Abdul Aziz