Mohun Bagan of Calcutta arrive in the capital today to play their return-leg match of the Asian Club Cup Championship against Muktijoddha Sangsad Krira Chakra.

The Indian giants, who won the first leg match by 2-1 at the Salt Lake Stadium last month, need only a draw in the repeat clash to advance into next round of the Championship. On the other hand. Muktijoddha will have to win the match and keep the aggregate goal difference superior to pip Mohun Bagan at the post.

The match will be held at the Sher-e-Bangla National Stadium in Mirpur on Saturday. But visiting team will miss the service of their inspirational striker Chima Okori. who scored the first goal in his side's win in the first leg. The All India Football Federation (AIFF) has recently slapped a one-year ban on the Nigerian.

Meanwhile, it was learnt that the Bangladesh Television will cover the match, scheduled to start at 5pm, live. Besides, Indian satellite channel Dur-■ darshan has also expressed its interest to provide live coverage for the Indian viewers. It has also offered the Bangladesh Football Federation (BFF) 3000 US dollars to win the right for telecast.

DurdarShan however has requested BFF to start the match at 3.45pm (BST). Sources however say. it wound not be possible for the organisers to change the time schedule because of the non availability of two Muktijoddha hooters --Masud Rana and Hasan al Mamun before 5pm. The two university students have got exams on that day and they may not be available before 4 pm.

G Abesekera of Sri Lanka will be the match commissioner while four Nepalese referees, who are already in the city, will conduct the match. The four referees are- Ranjitkar Sriram. Shrestha Kailash. Binod KC Kusunti and Rajak Dilip Kumar.

The BFF yesterday announced the rate of tickets for the match. Each gallery ticket will cost Taka. 15. while for, VIP . is' will be T4£K25.'Ticketsi‘win'' be on sale from stadium counter s on tire match day.