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Ibrahim inspires Sky-Blues

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A brace of goals from Ghanaian striker Awudu Ibrahim helped
Abahani come from behind to beat Muktijoddha Sangsad 2-1 in yesterday's Premier Football League at the Bangabandhu National Stadium.
Abahani's seventh league win came as a double delight for the SkyBlues who toppled Muktijoddha in the table apart from taking revenge for three earlier defeats this season including a 2-0 loss in the first leg.
Abahani climbed to third place with 26 points while the fourth-placed Reds remain stuck on 25 points after 14 rounds.
Abahani, like their first-leg meeting, dominated the whole show but suddenly were staring at another defeat when Muktijoddha fullback Titu separated the two sides on the hour mark.
Ibrahim's inaccuracy frustrated the Abahani fans despite a bright start on a rain-soaked pitch. The Ghanaian blasted a right footer wide of the post with only goalkeeper Aminul to beat after Cameroonian midfielder Ndem sent a defence- splitting through in the fifth minute.
The tall Ibrahim then sent a chip too far of fellow strikers Tipu and Farhad who were unmarked in front of goal before hopelessly putting a minus from Tipu yards away of goal from ten yards.
Muktijoddha's five-man midfield was completely outplayed by Ndem and Joy's hard work and they had a narrow escape four minutes from the breather when Farhad picked out Tipu inside the box with a superb crossfield pass from the left. The former national striker went round Aminul but placed his shot inches wide under pressure from Rajani and Biddyut.
The Muktijoddha backline, without a specialist leftback, left wide gaps but survived several close calls as Tipu squandered two sitters inside three minutes. Dashing down the right with Ibrahim's through, Tipu beat Aminul with a placing shot in the 51st minute but Rajani sidevolleyed the ball onto his own sidepost and back to safety.
The same combination put Aminul under threat again but this time, the national number one left his line to block Tipu's effort from point-blank range.
George Kottan's boys finally broke the deadlock from their only attack when overlapping rightback Titu dodged past Wali with a pass
from Arman and drove the ball through custodian Nizam's legs and in off the near post.
Ibrahim made amends for his earlier mistakes in the 68th minute when he pounced on a rebound to equalise after Cameroonian defender Marshall's shot from a Farhad corner bounced off the defensive wall.
Abahani piled on the pressure and Ibrahim confirmed Muktijoddha's fifth loss with his sixth league goal eight minutes later. Ndem's quickly taken freekick from their own half sent Tipu racing down the right before setting Ibrahim in the box who shrugged off Rajani's challenge to power the ball past Aminul for the match winner.
Yellow cards: Pradeep, Marshall, Ndem (Abahani) and Biddyut (Muktijoddha)
TEAMS
ABAHANI: Nizam, Obaidur,
Marshall, Pradeep, Wali, Ibrahim, Joy (Shipon), Ndem, Ujjal (Parvez), Tipu and Farhad (Zahid).
MUKTIJODDHA: Aminul, Hassan Al Mamun, Harry, Rajani, Titu, Saiful (Pappu), Amin Rana (Rony), Biddyut, Arman, Kanchan (Moni) and Paul.
Referee: Abdul Hannan.