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Stalemate at the BNS

Sports reporter
Arambagh KS held Brothers Union to a goalless draw while Chittagong Abahani recorded a lone-goal win over rivals Chittagong Mohammedan in the Bangladesh League yesterday.
Mithun Chowdhury struck the all-important goal seven minutes into the second half to give the port city's Sky Blues a first win in their second match at the MA Aziz Stadium. It was the second successive defeat for Chittagong Mohammedan, who were well beaten 6-1 by visiting Arambagh in their league opener last week.
Chittagong Abahani raised their points tally to four from two outings, equal with Arambagh, Brothers and Farashganj SC after giants Abahani, Mohammedan and Sheikh Russel jointly lead the table with six points each.
At the Bangabandhu National Stadium, Arambagh and Brothers played a fast-paced game with attack and counterattack though no one could find the target in the 90-minute regulation time.
However, Arambagh, who came to play in their second match after thrashing hosts Chittagong Mohammedan 6-1, enjoyed superior ball possession against the falling giants Bothers, who won their first match with a lastgasp goal from Ghanaian Enok Bentil against Muktijoddha Sangsad.
Arambagh striking duo Nigerian Shubair Muhammed Omobolaji and local Alfaz Ahmed threatened from the beginning and Shubair came close to putting Arambagh ahead in the very sixth minute when a powerful free kick from outside the area narrowly went wide of the sidebar and then the Nigerian striker floated over a close-range shot much to the relief of Brothers goalkeeper Iran Sheikh.
Brothers mustered their first shot on the target in the 14th minute when Bentil forced Arambagh goalkeeper Mitul Hasan to a diving safe. Brothers players frequently tried their luck with long rang shots, but they could hardly trouble Mitul.
Mitul’s counterparts Iran was also solid under Brothers post as he brilliantly saved the Gopibagh-based outfit foiling a Moloy drive off a Shubair square pass inside the box on the half-way mark of the first half.
Iran also made two good saves in the second half to deny Alfaz and Kenyan Nicodemus Anunda while substitute Maksudul Alam Bulbul almost gave Brothers a lead seven minutes from time when he let loose a powerful shot outside the box, but Arambagh goalkeeper Mitul fabulously gripped Bulbul’s shot in his second effort.
Both coaches were happy after collecting one point each from the match.
"Definitely our side played good game compared to their performance in the Federation Cup and I would have been more happy if they could collect full three points from the match. However, 1 am happy to have earned a point against Brothers Union," said Arambagh coach Wazed Gazi.
Brothers coach Wasim Iqbal was also satisfied with the team's performance as well as a point earned from the match.