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Double complete

Sports Reporter
Brothers Union completed a historic double when the Oranges disposed of holders Muktijo-ddha Sangsad Krira Chakra in the final of the 4th Nitol-Tata National Football League on penalties yesterday.
The Sher-e-Bangla National Stadium perhaps hosting its last football game was treated to a real theatre when the Premier League champions after having spent almost a decade in the wilderness celebrated their second trophy in a season.
Central defender Sujan stepped up to smash home the fifth and final spot kick into the net sending Muktijoddha and country's number one custodian Aminul the wrong way to spark off wild celebrations among the band of brothers of a 20,000 strong crowd. His goal gave Brothers a 4-2 tiebreak win after 120 minutes of goalless stalemate.
Interestingly the same shootout hero, who became a villain two years ago while wearing an Abahani shirt, kept his cool this time after Ritu, Nazrul and captain Alfaz scored their kicks from the spot.
Aminul however saved Parvez Babu's shot diving to his right. But Muktijoddha's fate was sealed when Pradeep and Hassan Al Mamun hit the post despite Moni and Kabua kept the lottery drama going for the Reds.
With the two best teams reaching the grand finale, it was anybody's game, especially when the match was stretched to the shootout.
Muktijoddha survived the last 17 minutes of the game playing with ten men after referee Mansoor Azad, who had a good game, sent midfielder Saiful Islam off for a second bookable offence.
The shootout looked like a good omen for Shafiqul Islam Manik's boys after Brothers' first choice goalkeeper Biplab left the ground suffering a head injury just two minutes after kick-off. Biplab had a clash of heads with Muktijoddha's Rwandan forward Kabua. But luck was not on their side whenit mattered.
However Muktijoddha captain Matiur Munna created the first chance but his long freekick bounced of the upright much to the relief of the Oranges.
As it often happens in a final, both sides looked cautious and there were no signs of last week's goal-feast, which Brothers won 4-2.
In a match full of counter attacks, defenders dominated and Brothers stopper Nazrul let fly a volley from 20 yards that sailed over the crossbar in the tenth minute.
Relying mostly on counter attacks, Muktijoddha had their best chance in the 20th minute. But Saiful's brilliant run down the right came to nothing as an unmarked Moni hurried his header wide from a perfect cross.
Alfaz, who played like a man possessed despite being the most senior member of the squad, came close a couple of minutes later but his dipping left-footer from 25 yards rattled the crossbar after beating Aminul in the flight.
Aminul came to the rescue of his side twice in the last ten minutes of the first half when the national number one custodian denied Topu and Alfaz on a one on one situation.
Muktijoddha survived when an Orange tide swelled their goal after the break and Hassan Al Mamun deflected an Alfaz centre before it could reach an unguarded Topu near the goalmouth in the 54th minute. Four minutes later, Titu set up Topu but the young striker's split-second delay allowed Aminul to narrow the angle and block the shot from point-blank range.
Both sides had their chances to score a 'silver goal' in the first half of extra time but Ritu placed an angled drive wide of the far post while Saiful, just a minute before receiving the marching orders, saw his powerful drive saved by Mohammed Ali in his second effort.
Alfaz had a glorious opportunity to separate the two sides on the stroke of the final whistle but he placed his rightfooter wide of Aminul's stretching hand and inches from the far post.
President Prof. Dr. Iajuddin Ahmed witnessed the final and distributed prizes.
Apart from the championship trophy -- which was flown to the ground by helicopter -- Brothers, who are making their maiden appearance in the National League, pocketed a handsome purse of Tk 5lakh.
Muktijoddha won Tk 3 lakh as runners-up, third-placed Abahani became richer by Tk 2 lakh apart from the fair-play trophy and Mohammedan, the other losing semifinalist, collected Tk 1 lakh.
Arman, who scored the equaliser against Abahani in Brothers 2-1 semifinal victory, received both the man-of-the-final and man-of-the-tournament awards.
Muktijoddha's Moni and Sheikh Russel Krira Chakra's Moroccan striker Touati Youness shared the top scorer's award with seven goals each.
Red card: Saiful (Muktijoddha)
Yellow cards: Iqbal (Brothers) and Hassan Al Mamun, Kanchan (Muktijoddha).
TEAMS
BROTHERS UNION: Biplab (Mohammed Ali, 2nd minute), Sujan, Nazrul, Rajani, Titu, Parvez, Iqbal, Arman, Abul (Rikto, 66th), Alfaz and Topu (79th).
MUKTIJODDHA SANGSAD: Aminul, Hassan Al Mamun, Pradeep, Papel, Belal (Lajuk, 58th), Saiful, Munna, Ghansah, Kanchan Kabua and Moni. Referee: Mansoor Azad.