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Mohammedans march on

Sports Reporter
Reigning champions Mohammedan Sporting Club recorded their fourth successive • win In the Green
Delta Insurance First Division league with a convincing 4-0 victory over Bangladesh Sporting Club in one of the two matches billed at the National Hockey Stadium yesterday.
Centre forward Siam-e-Noor struck twice while veteran Zahid Biswas and captain Mah-fuzul Alam Nixon added one apiece.
Mohammedans led the first half 1-0.
In their fourth match of the 16-team league, the black and whites failed to rise up to the expectations against the old-Dhaka outfit with their poor offensive line-up. Although the defending champions had the ball in their possession most of the time they failed to create any panic in the opposition defence.
On the other hand. BSC. boosted by the Inclusion of four Calcutta-based Indians In their lineup could not play as expected because of poor understanding among the locals and the foreigners.
Zahid Biswas, the tall wing
half, put Mohammedans ahead in the very second minute of the Eroceedings pushing the ball ome capitalising on a penalty corner rebounder.
The remainder of the first half saw the black and whites try their best to Increase the margin with a series of sorties on both flanks. But all the efforts went into vain because of a determined BSC defence.
Frustrated by their first half performance, Mohammedans began the second session in a positive frame of mind and added three more goals beginning with Nixon converting a short corner in the 36th minute. ,
Slam, the speedy Mohammedan forward who scored a hattrick against Bachelor Sporting Club in their previous match last Friday, made it 3-0 after five minutes with a magnificent field goal capitalising on a short corner rebounder.
Buoyed by the goal, Siam then scored his second in the 69th minute flicking the ball home from a Litu pass.
With yesterday's victory, Mohammedans raised their tally to 12 points from four outings and joined arch rivals Abahani Krira Chakra atop the 16-team standings. For BSC it
was their fourth defeat in a row and are yet to open their account.
Yellow cards: Siam-e-Noor (MSC) and Mandeep Singh (BSC).
TEAMS
MOHAMMEDAN SC: Mohammad Javed. Roni. Nixon. Khokon. Jamal Haider. Ashlque. Litu. Siam. Zahid. Jubel. Yusuf and Miraj.
BANGLADESH SC: Labu.
Jewel. Manieet Singh. Farid. Masood. Sabbir, Mandeep Singh. Moni. Gurdhyan Singh. Iqbal Singh. Proshanto, Habib. Mamun, Obaid, Jhilan and Imtiaz.
Umpires: Mir Monwar All and Maksudur Rahman.
F'GANJ'S THIRD WIN
Earlier in the day's first match. Farashganj Sporting Club recorded an exciting 3-2 victory over War! Club.
In a see-saw encounter, forward Waize scored twice while Tabrez added the other goal for the winners account while Mizan and Reza reduced the margin for Wari Club.
It was the third win for Farashganj in four matches so far which raised their tally to 10 points. The defeat kept war! glued to their previous collection of four points.