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Mariners falter again

Sports Reporter
Mariner Young's Club slipped further behind the leaders when the Arambagh outfit drew 2-2 with Shadharan Bima
in one of the two Green Delta Insurance First Division hockey league matches held at the National Hockey Stadium yesterday.
It was Mariners' third draw in 12 league engagements. They are now trailing league leaders Mohammedan Sporting Club and Usha Krira Chakra by six points. And with three tough Battles to go in the 16-team fray, an outside chance for Mariners to bounce back in the race seems bleak.
The Arambagh outfit, one of the three unbeaten teams In the league so far, with this disappointing draw, raised their tally to 30 points. They are to play in their last three matches against holders Mohammedans. Abahani Krira Chakra and Usha.
While Shadharan Bima, a mediocre outfit who are trying to be in the first eight for a right to play in the Premier league next year, take another step forward to their goal, improving collectton to 19 off .42>o matches. They are now holding the sixth position in the serried rank.
Back in the day's match from the world of statistics, it was Shadharan Bima who drew the first blood in the 20th minute with Pakistani Gaus Sving a good finish of a com-nea move down the flank.
But Mariners bounced back 11 minutes into the second half when centre-forward Javed slotted the ball past an advancing Bima custodian Ainul after being fed by Musa Miah, the linchpin in every Mariner attacks.
Musa then put his ahead of Bima scoring the second in the 53rd minute. But a brilliant solo dash from Bima's Pakistani recruit Saqlain saw the office team pulled off a late equaliser through their opportunist forward Gaus.
Saqlain, the captain of the Pakistan Junior team whose presence inspired Bima Into a winning force, raced down the right flank from his own half to the left hand corner of Mariner box before passing it to his compatriot Gaus. Gaus then went on to celebrate his second goal of the match.
But the otherwise see-saw battle was greatly soured by the presence of a section of Arambagh thugs. The boisterous followers of Mariners, gathering at the VIP lounge, not only kept hurling a volley of abusive languages without any break but also left the working journalists in a state of insecurity. There seems no one around to stop those hooligans, whose entrance in the sensitive area like VIP lounge raised a big question towards the carelessness of the authority.
FARASHGANJ'S
SEVENTH WIN
Meanwhile, in the first match of the day. Farashganj Sporting Club recorded their seventh victory in the league. They edged past Victoria Sporting Club 3-2.
The winners led the first half 2-0.
Waize gave the old town outfit a 17th minute lead before their Indian recruit Tajinder Singh doubled the margin three minutes from the short-whistle.
Waize then enabled Farashganj an unassailable 3-0 lead 11 minutes into the second session before Victoria pulled two goals back from successive penalty corners within the span of two minutes through Mozammel and Tuhin. But that was not enough to avoid a defeat.