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Top two stay on track

SPORTS REPORTER
Main title aspirants Brothers Union Club and Muktijoddha Sangsad Krira Chakra showed no Eid-break jitters as they won their respective matches on resumption of the second leg of the Western Union Premier Division Football League yesterday at the Sher-e-Bangla National Stadium in Mirpur.
But performances were contrasting with leaders Brothers thrashing lowly Badda Jagarani Sangsad 5-0 while the second placed Reds had to thank national striker Rokonuzza-man Kanchan for a solitary goal win over a determined Dhaka Wanderers Club.
Their seventh consecutive victory left Brothers sitting pretty on 27 points from eleven matches, three points ahead of Muktijoddha who have also played the same number of games.
BROTHERS 5; BADDA - 0
Brothers' Russian duo Victor Edwards and Constantine netted a brace each as Brothers overwhelmed Badda in the day's first fixture.
The big-spending Gopibagh outfit made their intentions clear from the start. By half time, the game was over as a contest with the men on orange leading 3-0.
Brothers took the lead when a blistering left-footer from impressive Russian forward Victor from outside the Badda D bamboozled custodian Al-Amin in the sixth minute (1-0).
Compatriot Constantine doubled the margin in the 21st minute with a cheeky placing shot after wingback
Firoze Mahmud Hossain Titoo had passed the ball to him.
Another left-footed scorcher from 25 yards by Victor put the game beyond Badda in the 41st minute (30). With that strike, Victor joined Abahani's Saiful Islam Khokon and Mohammedan's Etigo atop the scorers list with eight goals.
Brothers were in a more relaxed mood after the breather but that didn't stop Constantine and midfielder Monwar Hossain to join the party.
Constantine gently lifted the ball over an advancing Al-Amin to score his second goal in the 70th minute while Monwar completed the rout at the stroke of the final whistle.
Badda are almost a surety now to be relegated having secured just four points from eleven matches. Yellow cards: Iqbal and Victor (Brothers)
BROTHERS: Ali, Titoo (Jahangir), Parvez (Montu), Nazrul, Sujon, Iqbal, Monwar, Liton, Alfaz (Tapu), Victor and Constantine.
BADDA JAGARANI: Al-Amin, Chandan, Hafiz, Nazir, Nahid, Sumon (Sabur), Zahid, Belal, Moloy, Anwar (Milon) and Salahuddin (Arup).
Referee: Hannan Miron.
MUKTIJODDHA
V WANDERERS
Muktijoddha, who will be leaving for Turkmenistan today to participate in the AFC (Asian Football Confederation) Cup competition, were assured full points when Kanchan headed home a right-flank cross from Liberian recruit Arcadia Toe in the 39th minute. The goal was the result of a counter-attack as the Muktis were found wanting in attack.
Wanderers (nine points from 11) however, should count themselves unlucky. Their young striker Yousuf muffed two easy chances. In the 34th minute, Yousuf sent the ball wide with Muktijoddha custodian Aminul at his mercy. A minute later, he saw his effort being parried by Aminul.
Yellow cards: Matiur Munna (Muktijoddha), Dominic (Wanderers)
MUKTIJODDHA: Aminul, Hasan Al Mamun, Papel, Harry, Ghansa, Biddyut (Lajuk), Munna, Moni, Lulenti, Toe (Saif) and Kanchan.
DHAKA WANDERERS: Sabbir, Yousuf Khan, Shahin, Dulal, Dominic, Selim, Masud, Ritu (Dalim), Monir (Ripon) and Yousuf. Referee: Abdul Rakib.