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Abahani's MSC test

Sports Reporter
Abahani must thank Mohammedan for giving them a lifeline in the Green Delta Premier Hockey League title race but all the gratitude will be over when the two archrivals meet in today's crucial Super 5 clash.
The match will kick off at 4 pm at the Maulana Bhasani National Hockey Stadium.
Mohammedan's 3-2 win on Sunday over Usha, who are still leading the table, opened up the challenge but Abahani are facing the tough task of winning two big matches - against opponents they have not beaten this season -- to retain the title.
A draw or a loss by Abahani can seal Usha's championship today but everything depends on Mohammedan. who have little to gain.
Mohammedan's young and inexperienced side threw away a 3-I lead to draw 3-3 with Abahani in the fist leg while their Club Cup semifinal also ended in a stalemate before the latter won on penalties.
The black and whites can still finish runners-up and coach Barkatullah Chapal said there was no chance of relaxing on the turf.
"It is a prestige match and we will go for the maximum," said Chapal who might miss injured captain Ariful Haque Prince for the second successive game.
Abahani coach Mahbub Harun told that his side will try to make most of the chance created by Mohammedan.
" They have created a chance and we must beat them today to stay alive," said Harun whose side will play Usha in Friday's league final.
The sky-blues will miss defender Faruq through suspension and It could be a headache for a leaky backline which conceded a
4-2 defeat to Usha last week.
"We have to protect our defence first because in a big match, it is difficult to come back after conceding goals," added Harun, who have special plans to block Mohammedan's Pakistani playmaker Mohammed Sabbir.
Meanwhile, Sonali Bank brushed aside Ajax Sporting Club 7-2 yesterday for their first win in the Super League.
The Bankers, who lost to Usha and Abahani in their first games in the Super 5, raised their tally to 22 points while Ajax, who lost all four Super League encounters, finished their campaign at fifth place with 13 points.
Krishna Kumar fired three goals, Iqbal Nader Prince added a brace while Sheikh Nannu and Asaduzza-man Chandan scored one goal apiece for the bankers, who play Mohammedan In the last match.
For Ajax, Nurunnabi and Rubel reduced the arrears.