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Muktis settle for a draw
Mbktijoddha Sangsad Krira Chakra came from behind to salvage a 1-1 draw against Dhaka Wanderers Club in the Citycell Federation Cup at the Bangabandhu National Stadium yesterday.
This Muktijoddha, as expected, appeared as a shadow of their tag of giants as the All Reds, who managed a team on the last moment by courtesy of some players' personal initiatives, lost their strength in this season.
It could have been a worse start for last edition's runners-up if captain Feroz didn't restore parity in the 78th minute after their defender Rajib put them behind in the 44 th by scoring a suicidal own goal.
The youthful Senior Division side Dhaka Wanderers, who came to the finals throught die 11 -team qualifiers, came close in the Group A opener to draw the first blood in the match in the early second minute but Munir Hossain failed to
beat custodian Nizam Majumder in a one-to-one situation.
Then it was the turn of Muktijoddha who squandered a number of scoring chances in front of nearly 1,000people in the Big Bowl.
Long-serving striker Kanchan unleashed a powerful shot from inside the danger zone which sailed harmlessly over the cross bar in the 25th minute while two minutes later Milon spoiled the easiest chance as he sent the ball wide despite beating Wanderers' goalkeeper Raju.
Milon and Kanchan missed two more chances before defender Razib sent the ball to their own net attempting to clear a right-side lob from opponent striker Komol.
After the breather, Muktijoddha narrowly survived another suicidal goal as Annan's shot went to the sidebar by a whisker.
Feroz finally brought relief in the Muktijoddha tent as he was fed by substitute Walid to find the net in a goalmouth melee with a left-fooler to level the margin.
Muktijoddha could have left the field with a triumph had Wanderers goalkeeper Raju not denied a close-range diving header from substitute Bidyut four minutes from time.
TEAMS
MUKTIJODDHA: Nizam, Rezaul Karim Biplob, SM Razib, Azizi Al Arman, Shahnoor Rahman Ronny, Firoz Mahmud Titoo, Jalaluddin (Azmol Hossain Biddyut), Murad Hossain (Walid Khan), Tajul Khan, Abdul Qayum Sentu, Rukunuzzman Kanchan (Maksudul Amin Rana). WANDERERS: Sajjad Hossain Raju, Afzal Hossain, Azizur Rashid, Ashraful Haque Apel, Jahangir Alam, Munir Hossain, Ebaed Hossain Komol, Pintu Kumar Das, Mohammad Munir Hossain, Syed Aminul Islam and Jamal Hossain.
YELLOWCARI): Sentu (Muktijoddha) and Jamal (Wanderers Club).
REFEREE: Shahidul Islam Lalu. FARASHGANJ- KHULNA
ABAHANI
Mamun struck twice as Farashganj Sporting Club drubbed Khulna Abahani 3-0 in the day's second match at the same venue.
The old city team took a 2-0 lead in the first-half.
Mamun put Farashganj ahead in the 24th minute while Enamul doubled the margin in the 43rd minute.
Mamun struck his second goal in the 69th minute.