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Town triumph in style

Sports Reporter
It was style and substance
which crowned Town Secondary’ School of Barisal champions of the Citycell National School Football CHAMFiONSHip Championship beating
Victoria High School of Moulvibazar 3-1 at the Bangabandhu National Stadium yesterday.
The match got underway amidst light rain and soon after the first whistle, in the 17th minute to be precise, Victoria's Khaled Ahmed got the lead for his team. Both teams maintained equal possession of the ball throughout the first-half, but still the match went into the break with the score at 1 -0.
The weather had improved by the time the second-half started and so did Town's performance and display of football. The champions took most of the possession and 21 minutes into the half they levelled the score with Ali shooting the ball past Victoria custodian.
Ten minutes later Ali scored his second goal, which gave the Barisal school the lead as well. A through pass was comfortably lodged into the nets against an onrushing Victoria goalkeeper to make the score-line 2-1 for the champs. But, the best was clearly left for the last as Town
striker Jumman netted the show-stopping goal from the extreme right flank.
Taking aim from twenty yards away Jumman jammed the ball in the far left corner of the goalpost where even the outstretched hands of the goalie were not enough to intercept the glorious end to the match.
Town head coach Moshiul Alam Swapan attributed the success of his team to his players' confidence and self-belief.
"My team had the confidence and self-belief throughout this tournament but after the first-half when we were 1-0 down the boys were a little nervous. But, I knew that we would bounce back and we did. The freekick that Jumman scored was the best goal in the tournament that I have seen. I would like to thank the Bangladesh Football Federation and Citycell for organising such a wonderful meet for the schools of the country and I hope it becomes an annual event," said Swapan.
Ali of the champion team became the man-of-the-final for scoring two goals and Rubel Miah of Govindaganj Bahumukhi High School became the player-of-the-tournament scoring 22 goals.
State Minister for Youth and Sports Ahad Ali Sarker and CEO of Citycell Michael Seymour distributed the prizes among the winners and runners-up after the match.