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Hasan gives AKC hope

Sports Reporter
A 34th minute goal by Mah-mudul Hasan kept Abahani Krira Chakra's hopes alive in the title race of the Western Union Premier League with a 1-0 win against Victoria Sporting Club at the Mirpur Sher-e-Bangla National Stadium yesterday.
The diminutive defender relived his magical touch when he blasted the ball home with a lethal left-foot from the top of the box as the popular Dhanmondi outfit returned to winning ways after a disappointing draw against newcomers Dhaka Wanderers after the Eid break.
It was Hasan's third league goal but more importantly showed his uncanny ability of scoring goals when the chips are down. He grabbed the match-winner in the Dhaka derby against Mohammedan and also punched in the decider in an exciting 3-3 draw with runaway leaders Brothers Union.
Hasan was lurking outside the box when Parvez lobbed in a curling corner that Victoria custodian Raju fisted in no certain terms. Hasan's first attempt off the loose ball came off the Victoria wall, but he did not miss a second chance firing it into the top righthand corner of the net.
Although it was the only goal that Abahani produced on a chilly Saturday night, the Sky Blues could have won by a bigger margin against a team they beat 2-0 in the first-leg.
Abahani's leading marksman Khokon was deprived of a golden opportunity of scoring his ninth league goal after his Brazilian mate Sandro set him up with a wicked square pass. But his grounder was spectacularly parried by a diving Raju for a corner.
Sandro, a classy midfielder and arguably the standout among the foreign players featuring in the Premier League this year, spoiled a second chance to double the lead for Abahani midway through the second half. He did all the running after winning a ball from quick counter-attack, but shot straight to Raju despite having all the time in the world and all the space to put the ball anywhere he fancy.
The victory raised Abahani's tally to 21 points from 11 games, six points behind leaders Brothers Union.
They are now occupying the third position behind Muktijo-ddha who have 24 points.
Yellow cards: Sharif (Victoria) and Parvez (Abahani).
TEAMS
ABAHANI KC: Nizam, Osamanu, Nikolai, Masud Rana, Hasan (Shawkat), Parvez, Joy, Sandro, Rakib, Khokon and Maxim (Pranotosh).
VICTORIA SC: Raju, Gobinda (Afzal), Jet, Ramzan, Israfil, Rintu, Rintu, Polo, Idris, Sharif, Fakrul and Sohagh.
Referee: M Hannan.
ARAMBAGH WIN
Lightweights Arambagh Krira Sangha continued their impressive run with 3-1 thrashing of Dhan-mondi Club in the first game of the day.
Arambagh's foreign trio of Dominuque, Mostafa Kaba and Oeinu scored once each in a match where a relegation-threatened Dhanmondi failed to put up any decent fight despite scoring an early goal.
Al-Amin scored for Dhanmondi in the 20th minute. But the lead lasted only two minutes before Dominique equalized from a free kick. Kaba doubled the margin ten minutes after the break and Oeinu slammed home the third in 62nd minute.
The win lifted Arambagh to fourth on 18 points while their opponents were rooted at the bottom of the table with two points.