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Mohammedans drop points

Sports Reporter
Holders Mohammedans Sporting Club dropped i heir first points in the Premier Division football
league wnen a spirited Arambagh Krira Sangha held them to a goalless draw in one of the two Senior Division league matches played at the Mirpur Stadium yesterday.
In a barren 90-minute encounter Mohammedans, who began their bid to retain the Premier title on a promising note with two consecutive victories. never looked comfortable against the well-organised Arambagh side who in their previous match held aspirants Abahani Krira Chakra to a 1-1 draw with a last minute equaliser last Sunday.
The black and whites made a shaky start against their neighbours keeping five men in the defence and played quite tactically during the first half. They tried to the Arambagh defence with long range shots which ultimately proved futile test
With two out of form midfielders Manik and Arman who playing hopelessly, the other man down in the middle Joy had hardly found anything to do along with his power game except roaming around.
Arambagh, buoyed by their sterling show against the sky blues, relied on their usual tac-ever they had the opportunity. But they came to nothing because of a over-cautious Mohammedan wall.
After the breather, both teams launched a good number of offensives to break the deadlock but all the manoeuvers produced zero.
Manik's grounder from a Al-faz pass in the goalmouth melee was nicely taken by Arambagh custodian Tony in the 54th minute while Alfaz's right foot volley from the top of the lx>x hit the woodwork in the 71st minute. After 12 minules. forward Munna's header was once again brilliantly caught by Tony who dived to his right.
Arambagh also had few close chances during the second session. Palash spoiled the first in the 52nd minute heading a corner over the cross piece while Shoaib's left footer from a Bidyut pass missed the near post after four minutes.
With the draw, Mohammedans are now in a big threat of losing the top slot to Mahanagari Cup champions Muktijoddha Sangsad in the ten-team elite league having raised their tally to seven Slints from three matches.
uktis. who have six points from two matches, will go two points clear if they can overcome Farashganj Sporting Club in their next match tomorrow. While Arambagh have two points from three matches.
Yellow cards: Joy. Nazrul. Askar Babu (MSC) and Shoib. Roxy, Palash (Arambagh).
•gnJ . TEAMS..!
MOHAMMEDAN SC: Ponir, Faisal, Nazrul. Munria (Sr). Joy. Manik (Ruhul Amin). Arman.
Askar Babu. Munna (Jr). Don and Alfaz.
ARAMBAGH K8: Tony. Shamim. Chotton. Biplab. Jaglul. Shoib. Tushar. Roxy. Palash (Shuvro). Jahangir (Apu) and Yousupha (Bidyut).
Referee: SK Badaruddin.
EAST END WIN
In the First Division league. East End Club recorded their second victoiy with a 2-1 win over Wart Club
The winners led the first half 1-0.
Forward Arif put the Gan-daria outfit ahead with a magnificent header from a Badal cross in the 34th minute. But they lost the lead when substitute Wari striker Reazuddin equalised heading home a corner in the 76th minute.
East End. however, wrapped up the match in the 85th minute when defender Bari blasted the ball home with an angular shot from the right side corner of the box.
With yesterday's win. East End raised their tally to seven points from three matches while Wari. who suffered their second defeat, remained glued to their previous collection of one point.
TODAY S MATCHES
Premier Division
Abahani KC vs Agrani Bank
SC (4:30pm) J
First Division
Bangladesh Boys vs Police AC (2:30 pm)