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MSC find goal scoring easy

Sports Reporter
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Dhaka Stadium in the last two days I as two football giants of the cou ntry— Dhaka Mohammedan Sporting Club and reigning champions Abahanl Krtra Cha kn»— recorded big victories In their First Division league engagements
Yesterday. Mohammedans skimmed another huge (We-nt! victory, this time against Bangladesh Road Transport Corporation with the two Russian recruits Rahimov and Nabikov scoring two goals each.
Mohammedans started from where they had left off in their earlier match against Muk-tljoddha and bombarded the BRIC citadel with a series of deadly sorties but poor marksmanship by Shabbtr tn particular kept them waiting for the coveted breakthrough. It came duly In the 24th minute of the first half wh?h Sergei Nabikov scored his first goal since Joining the black-and-whites with a placing shot from close after compatriot Abdou Rahimov had given him the pass
Mohammedans, playing like a well-drilled unit, tormented their opponents In yellow for the rest of the half but failed to Ingeminate the margin mainly because of the pronounced purbltndness of their forwards.
Nakib. who came in the place of out-of-form Roxy, dou bled the margin seven minutes Into the second half from a goalmouth scramble (2-01
Rahimov the stockily built forward who has been In tremendous form, blew off any hypothetical misgivings about the fate of the match when he converted a penalty to make the score line (3-0). The 56th minute goal came when Rahimov was felled by a BRTC defender inside the box and referee Abdul Aziz had no hesitation In awarding last year's runners-up a penalty.
Rahimov. Mohammedans' best player on the field yesterday, made it four-nil in the 77th minute when he found the net with a crashing leftfooter after Reaz's shot had come off BRTC custodian Moslem's grip (4-0).
Nabikov. the midfielder who has really excelled tn distribution, deprived his comrade Rahimov of the chance of a well-deserved hattrick when he netted the fifth goal of his side with a superbly executed side volley that had clinical precision and power written all over it (5-0)
With this win Mohammedans now have 25 points while BRTC have nine, both having played 14 mat ches each.
Yellow card : Rohimov of Mohammedan
MOHAMMEDAN SC Kanan. Shamlm. Jewel. Kalsar. Jonny Tllu. Kutzhetsov (Riazl Navi kov, Roxy (Naqulb). Sabblr and Rohimov BRTC SC : Moslem, Humayun. Debaslsh, Shaheen (Bobby). Shariful, Masud. Gautam. Pros hanta. Noman. Ratan and Tlpu.
Referee : Abdul Aziz
BJMC lose again
In the first match of the day. RahmatganJ MFS added another straw on the back of a beleaguered Bangladesh Jute Mills Corporation with a comfortable two-nil victory at the Dhaka Stadium
Angur scored for the winners in the 16th minute of the first half while Lokman completed the tally three minutes before the short whistle.
Rahmatganj have taken their points tally to 14 from as many matches while BJMC. who look set to face the relegation axe. remain at two points from 14 matches.