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Emily on fire
Zahid Hasan Emily fired four goals in Abahani's biggest win of the season as the league leaders brushed aside Khulna Abahani 6-0 in the Citycell B. League yesterday.
Nigerian midfielder Emeka Christian was also in form, adding a brace for the defending champions who moved to 29 points after 13 rounds with their ninth victory that helped them keep looking down on the title rivals.
Emily and Emeka also moved to the top of the scoring list with ten goals apiece.
Bottom-table Khulna Abahani, who had shocked their more illustrious namesakes 2-1 in the inaugural B. League-last season, showed none of that zeal and lost their 12th successive match to continue struggle to avoid relegation.
It was a one-way traffic at the Bangabandhu National Stadium and Amalesh Sen's men warmed the winter evening for a handful of crowds with numerous raids.
The form of Ghanaian playmaker Awudu Ibrahim, who is expected to leave Abahani camp for personal reasons next week, proved that his absence could be a big trouble for the Sky Blues with the big matches coming.
He sparked most of the attacks and before Emily's opening goal in the 12th minute, Emeka hurried a shot wide before Emily was
denied by the reflex of Khulna goalkeeper Nahid from point- blank range.
However, Emeka set the first goal when his through ball sliced the rival defence for Emily to go round the keeper and tap home.
There was no respite for the visitors but Nahid's legworks kept efforts by Abul and Emeka at bay while Emily drove over the bar before getting his second in the 31st minute.
Ibrahim picked up Mamun with a crossfield pass from their own area and the young Abahani midfielder, who dashed down the left, squared the ball to an unmarked Emily to find the target effortlessly.
Emily should have had his treble four minutes later but volleyed onto the crossbar after Emeka mishit his shot on a low cross by over-lappingrightbackSiraji.
The competition's fourth hattrick came in the 37th minute.This time, Ibrahim’s pass from the middle bisected two rival defenders and Emily shrugged off the last man to place the ball past Nahid. who got a foot to the ball but failed to stop it from looping into the net.
Emily, who joined Sheikh Russel's Alfaz, Arambagh's Kenyan forward Nicodemus and Mohammedan's Nigerian striker Bukola in this season's hattrick-club, became the first player to score four goals in the ongoing league when he toe-poked a low cross by Ibrahim into the net from two yards before the second half was 50 seconds old.
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Emeka was unfortunate, once again failing to get a touch to Ibrahim's pass from the left, but Emily provided a chance for the Nigerian who weaved through the left side and drilled in a low drive to stun Nahid at his near post in the 48th minute.
Five minutes later, Emeka snatched possession from an opponent, exchanged a pass with Ibrahim, dribbled past a defender and the outrushing goalkeeper to make it 6-0.
Waly Faisal rattled the sidebar in the very next minute but the hosts lost their appetite. Emeka was substituted on the hour and the others did not press for any more.
Run ragged by their mighty opponents, Khulna Abahani came close to a consolation goal midway through the second half but their promising striker Pashbon, who raced past two defenders to get inside the Abahani area, saw his placing shot blocked byBiplab.
Abahani had won their first-leg match 3-0 in Dhaka. Although that match was supposed be held in Khulna, the venue was shifted due to the interest of the national team for their Merdeka Cup preparation.
TEAMS
ABAHANI: Biplab, Siraji, Nazrul, Samad, Waly, Abul, Joy (Pranotosh), Mamun, Emeka (Tipu), Ibrahim (Pradip) and Emily.
KHULNA ABAHANI: Nahid, Hamid, Hadiuzzaman. Shahin, Milon, Shahidul, Ashiqul, Selim, Saifullah (Ranjit), Manjurul (Tariqul) and Pashbon.