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Abahani wreck Police

Sports Reporter
Veteran winger Liton scored a hattrick as title aspirants Abah-ani Krira Chakra whitewashed Police Athletics Club by nine goals to nil in one of the two Green Delta Insurance First Division league matches scheduled al the National Hockey Stadium yesterday.
In a match which saw Aba-hani dominating the entire firoceedings, Liton, the Amer-ca—based former national player, scored three goals in a row while skipper Mamun and forward Alamgir Alam added two goals each to the winners' account. Besides. Rameez and Raju struck one goal apiece for Abahani who led the first session 5-0.
It was the fifth consecutive win for the Dhanmondi outfit with which they raised their tally to 15 points from five matches and joined arch-rivals Mohammedan Sporting Club atop the 16-team standings.
On the other hand. Police had the opposite taste as they suffered their fifth successive defeat yesterday.
In the second match on Saturday afternoon. Abahani. winners in the Karnaphuli Garden City Club Cup tournament last March, were ahead as early as in the very first minute when Raju pushed the ball home capitalising on a penalty corner rebounder. Defender Mamun doubled the margin after three minutes converting another penalty corner, while Liton made it 3-0 in the ninth minute flicking the ball home from a Raju pass from the right side.
Buoyed by the first goal.
the next minute with a brilliant field goal and then completed his first treble in the league in the 16th minute sounding the board from an Alamgir pass. It
was the eleventh hattrick of the league in 36 matches played so far.
Inspired by the huge first half lead. Abahani kept Police under acute pressure in the second session and scored another four goals to record their biggest victory In the league.
Forward Alamgir blasted the board capitalising on a brilliant through sent by Mahbub Haroon from the midfield in the 44th minute while Rameej scored the next goal after four minutes flicking the ball home from a Mamun pass.
In the last ten minutes Aba-
fensive and added two more through Mamun and Alamgir. The Abahani skipper sounded the board through a penalty corner in the 61st minute while Alamgir served another nail on Police's coffin with a magnificent field goal two-minute from time.
TEAMS
ABAHANI KC: Shameem, Rabiuddln. Shlpu. Jumman. Tapan. Raju. Khurshid, Alam-Kr. Lulu. Rameez. Khokon.
ton. EJaz. Mamun and Haroon.
POLICE AC: Maksud, Nazir, Shahidur, Jahangir, Arjoo, Nazim. Mohammad Ali, Ashutosh. Shamsul. Lutfor. Nasir. Rafique. Gafran. Azam. Bimal and Moshiur.
Umpires: U Marma and A Rashid.
WARI WIN
Earlier, in the day's first match, Wari Club registered a marginal 2-1 victory over Bachelor Sporting Club.
After a barren first half. War defender Shamimul struck twice while Faiyaz reduced the margin for Bachelors.
Bachelors' Latif and Masud were sent off for their two bookable offences.
The win raised Wari's tally to 10 points from five matches. On the other hand, Bachelors, who suffered their fifth defeat in a row, are yet to open their account.
The league will observe a break today on the occasion of Holy Ashura and will resume tomorrow with two matches. In the first match. Usha Krlra Chakra will take on Bangladesh Railway while Sonali Bank meet Dhaka Ansars in the next.