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Bukola inspires MSC

Sports Reporter
A winners, which could well be Muktijoddha or Farashganj.
Mohammedan, who struggled to win 1-0 against Sunrise and 3-2 against Rahmatganj -- in both cases the winning goals came inside the last three minutes —
looked to find the magic touch up front as Bukola opened scoring just after ten minutes.
Robin, taking the ball from Annan Aziz, set the chance for his Nigerian partner when he beat one
Mohammedan let everyone know why they are always fearsome opponents in any tournament when the black and whites destroyed fellow quarterfinalists Arambagh Krira Sangha 4-1 in yesterday's Citycell Federation Cup at the Bangabandhu National Stadium.
Having ensured their places in the last eight, both sides came to the Group D decider level on six points after winning their previous matches.
Arambagh, however, proved no match for their mighty rivals who rode on Nigerian striker Alamo Bukola's three goals.
Robin maintained his consistency by adding the other, the young striker's third goal in as many appearances while Imrul scored a consolation goal for Arambagh.
With nine points. Mohammedan emerged group champions and await Group A runners up on way to the semifinals. In their quarterfinal clash, Arambagh will take on Group defender and sent a through only for Bukola to drive home inside from the area.
Aziz and Sharif were inspirational in the midfield for Maruful Haque's side who doubled the lead in the 24 th minute. This time, Sharif chipped the ball for Bukola to head home.
Four minutes later Sharif and Nigerian medio Emmanuelle exchanged passes between them before switching the ball to Robin whose placingshot made it 3-0.
It was all over for Arambagh as Bukola, fresh from two goals against Rahmatganj, earned a penalty when he was fouled by rival defender Monu and converted it five minutes from time to complete the first hattrick of the competition.
With a four-goal cushion, the black and whites understandable did not press hard but Robin came close to his second when he met a cross by Faisal Mahmud. But goalkeeper Piru kept out Robin's header.
At the other end, goalkeeper Aminul who had a quiet night, had no chance to react when Imrul's spectacular freekick reduced the arrears two minutes before the final whistle.
In a dead rubber in the group at Gazipur Stadium, Rahmatganj brushed aside Sunrise 5-1 with Hanif Pradhan adding two goals in the last five minutes.
Sunrise briefly came back into the game when Mahfuz cancelled Idris's fourth minute opener on the half hour to take the score to 1-1 at the break.
But Ripon and Francis struck in the 52 and 72 minutes to seal the victory before Hanif s twin strike.
Rahmatganj ended on three points while Senior Division side Sunrise bowed out without any point.