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Stage set for thrilling finish

Sports Reporter
The 1992 First Division chess league Is set for a dramatic finish when defending champions Bang-
ladesh Bfman take on last year's runners-up Bangladesh Ansars this afternoon in the 14th and final round encounter at the NSC chess ' room.
Biman, who now have 42 out of a possible 52 points from 13 matches, must beat Ansars at least by a margin of three points to one to remain champions.
However, the task would become easier for Biman if fancied Brothers Union fall to record a 4-0 victory over Jowly Protlbha Chess Organisation in their last outing today.
Brothers, who have collected 40.5 points, will have to trounce Protlbha by the maximum possible margin of 4-0 and then wait for the result of the crucial match between
Biman and Ansars.
In case Biman and Brothers are tied on points, that is Biman manage only a 2.5-1.5 margin, even then Biman will retain the championship since they outplayed Brothers 3-1 In their encounter held last week.
Blman defeated Mahakhali Pradip Sangha 3.5-0.5 yesterday. Would-be International Master of the country Ziaur Rahman, IM Ziilur Rahman Champak and national champion Reefat bln-Satter of Biman won their respective matches against Farid, Tito and Pallab of Pradip Sangha while BIman's FIDE Master Syed Tahmidur Rahman shared a point with Altaf of Pradip Sangha.
The Brothers quartet comprising the Pakistani IM Mahmood Ahmed Lodhi, Saul Kader Tuhin, Amir Hossain and Sheikh Anwar easily trounced Noor-e-Alam Khan Chess Sangsad 4 0.
Ansars, who now have 38.5
points, defeated Chalantika Krira Chakra 3-1 yesterday.
Former national champion FIDE Master Jamilur Bahman and Almas of Ansars drew with Mintu and Khaled respectively while Khandaker Kayes Hasan and Kalimullah Kalam earned full points for Ansars.
Dhaka University, who followed Ansars with 33 points, beat Farashganj Sporting Club 3-1.
Hanif, Ruhul and Shabbir of the university side beat Slman, Rcaz and Shams respectively while Nikkon lost to Shaheen of Farashganj.
Pony Electronics, who have 32.5 points, defeated Konica Cultural Organisation by 3.5 points to 0.5.
Bangladesh Textile Mills Corporation and Tilak Chess Club beak Parijat Chess Club and Protlbha Chess Organisation respectively in the other matches of the day.
BTMC now have 32 points.
Today's matches start at three In the afternoon.