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Usha, Abahani clash today

Sports Reporter
The first leg of the Green Delta Premier Hockey League concludes today with a mouth-watering top-of-the-tabledash between defending joint champions Abahani and UshaKrira Chakra.
Usha, who have won all their eight matches so far, need a draw to stay atop but for Abahani, also unbeaten but two points behind following a draw against archrivals Mohammedan, must win in the crucial match ahead of the super league.
The match will kick off at the Maulana Bhasani National Hockey Stadium at 4pm.
Usha's Pakistani coach Rana Jahir said on the eve of the game that if his boys maintain the team spirit that they have displayed throughout the league, they would finish on top.
Usha, who have 24 points, have three Pakistani players -- Akhter Ali, Tarek Aziz and Sajjad Anwar -who could change the complexion of the game.
Abahani coach Mahbub Harun thought it was the most important match for the sky-blues.
"We want to do something tomorrow in our last match to boost the morale ahead of the super league," said the former national captain, who would rely more on his local collection than Pakistani duo Imran Khan Mohammed Mudassar.
Although it was billed as Rafiqul Islam Kamal's goodbye match, Usha's former national striker has decided to put back his retirement plans from domestic hockey considering his side's championship chances.
Meanwhile, Ajax Sporting Club confirmed a berth in the 5-team super league after Usha, Abahani,
Mohammedan and Sonali Bank with a 3-0 victory against Wari Club in their last round match yesterday.
Rupam, Jewel and TUtul scored for Ajax, who collected 13 points from nine games to dash the hopes of Azad Sporting Qub, who have nine points with a match in hand.
Wari, who returned to the Premiership this season, stuck to the bottom of the table with one point after their eighth defeat.
Local giants Mohammedan, who hardly have any title hopes, finished their campaign at third place with a massive 8-1 defeat of second-from-bottom Bangladesh Sporting Club, who bagged two points.
Syed Al Masum struck thrice, Jahid Bin Talib and Kamruzzaman Rana a brace each and skipper Ariful Haque Prince added the other for Mohammedan who reached 23 points.
For Bangladesh SC, Khaja Tayeb Reza reduced the arrears.