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Marquee clash today Emily might play

Sports Reporter
Bangladesh and Myanmar meet today at the Bangabandhu National Stadium in what
is set to be the biggest clash of the AFC Challenge Cup Qualifiers Group-A.
It will be the second match tomorrow after Macau and Cambodia meet earlier at 3.30pm at the same venue.
With one victory each, both teams are strongly placed in the points table and are sturdy contenders to finish as group champion.
Bangladesh head coach Edson Silva Dido, who grudgingly expressed his satisfaction over the team's win in the opening match, said he expects a better performance from his boys in the match against Myanmar.
The Brazilian coach is committed to fielding an unchanged side as he believes that he has struck a winning combination.
We did not play particularly well in the first match. We missed a lot of chances and if we had gotten more time to train as a team, things would have been different. It is really not about whom we missed during the game or whom we played. It all boils down to our training period, which we had prior to this tournament," revealed Dido about the performance against Cambodia.
"Emily is fully fit and the doctor has cleared him to play but he has not trained for this competition. He hasn't played the football that is needed before this tournament so he needs that. However, we will avail his services if we need it."
When asked whether the opponents were a stronger side Dido explained that he always stays more focused on his team rather than his opponents.
"I did not see much of Myanmar on Sunday. Maybe just 30 odd minutes in the second half but I always concentrate more on my team. The opponents can be really weak but if we don't play our best football we can't win. But I believe the boys are used to the conditions here and the tricks and strategies that I have planned can be applied on this ground against any opposition. The ground that we had in Nepal was really bad and we couldn't do anything in terms of tricks or plans. At least we have a better playing surface and 1 am confident we will be putting up a good show for all our fans and as they say it here, Inshallah," said a high-spirited Dido.
As it stands Bangladesh have a dismal record against Myanmmar. In eight encounters between the two sides since
1973, Bangladesh have recorded just two wins and a draw.
In the last two matches against Myanmar in 2008, Bangladesh conceded a solitary goal defeat in the Merdeka Cup Football and drew 1-1 in the Grand Royal Challenge Cup.
However, Bangladesh skipper Aminul Haque seemed determined to end the long win drought against Myanmar. The hosts did not have a full practice session yesterday although they did spend some time in the pool and jogged at the Ramna Park near their hotel in late afternoon. Myanmar however held a full practice session at the BUET ground.
Myanmar team coach Un Myint Aung said Bangladesh would have an ‘‘an extra advantage" of their home ground and also the crowd will support them in the match but vowed to playonforawin.
Coach Tin informed that his team is composed of mostly under-23 players, including nine junior players.
"We are basically taking this tournament as a preparation for our domestic SEA Games Football to be held in December," he said.
TEAM (PROBABLE) Bangladesh (4 2-3 1) Aminul (GK) - Nasir, Mamun Miah, Rajani, Faisal - Arman, Manik -Mamunul, Emon, Mcshu Enamul.