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Hosts Chittagong Mohammedan Sporting Club will eye a super six berth when the second phase of the fourth Nitol-Tata National Football League enters the last
leg here today.
The Chittagong black and whites are still without a victory but on home soil, they have an outside chance to win their remaining two matches and join Abahani and holders Muktijoddha Sangsad in the super six from Group A.
The local boys, on one point after three away matches, will be in action on the opening day of the fourth and the final leg against Najirpara Krira Chakra of Chandpur, who are also in contention for a place in the six-team finals with four points.
Sheikh Russel Krira Chakra's fate will also be decided in today's second match when the Dhaka Premier
League runners-up take on lowly Bangladesh Air Force in Group B.
Both the matches will be telecast live by Bangladesh Television from the MA Aziz Stadium.
"My boys will enjoy an advantage because they will play the last two matches at home. I'm hopeful about winning the next two matches. We will press hard to realise our dream of reaching the super six, " said Chittagong Mohammedan manager Mohammed Yusuf yesterday.
Najirpara, however, face a tough task as they are pitted against mighty Muktijoddha on the penultimate day.
Manager of Najirpara Krira
Chakra AKM Shafiqullah also hoped before their crucial match that they will go all out in a bid to ensure a place in the final six.
Abahani lead Group A with maximum 12 points, followed by Muktijoddha on nine.
On the other hand, a victory in their last round match will seal Russel's place in the finals. Russel are currently sharing second place with Dhaka Mohammedan with seven points but the latter have two matches in hand.
A loss or draw will keep Russel sweating in case Jhenidah Mohammedan, on six points, produce an upset against Brothers.
The Chittagong-leg will also bring
the four Dhaka giants face-to-face with Abahani taking on Muktijoddha on August 18 and Group B leaders Brothers Union (nine points from three games) meeting Mohammedan on the final day on August 21.
The six-team finals begin in Dhaka from August 25.
Meanwhile, all preparations have been taken to host six-day leg.
Jainal Abedin Faruk, chairman of the parliamentary standing committee for sports and cultural affairs will inaugurate the league as chief guest at 4 pm.
The inaugural programme includes display of school children, fashion show and tribal dance.