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Brothers struggle

Sports Reporter
Brothers Union dropped points again in their Bangladesh League match when the Orange outfit played out a goalless draw against giant-killers Rahmatganj MFS at the Birshreshtha Shaheed Mostafa Kamal Stadium yesterday.
With the third draw in a row, a depleted Brothers Union still remained unbeaten and raised their point tally to six from four outings while Rahmatganj bagged their first point in three matches after losing to Farashganj SC and Chittagong Mohammedan in their first two meetings.
Without striking duo Ghanaian Enok Bentil and Steven Aboua, who went to visit home during the one-and-half month break of the league and still haven't returned, Brothers looked a very ordinary side and were lucky not to lose full three points against a side, who have a past record of stunning giants like Abahani and Mohammedan.
Brothers, however, had launched the first attack in the game when Sabuj Kumar whipped in a cross from the right for Maksudul Alam and Murad Khan, who failed to connect the cross and a Rahmatganj defender cleared the ball to erase any danger for the Old Dhaka outfit.
And, that was so far only attack for Brothers, but Rahmatganj gradually gained the confidence to control the match, but striker Idris Kasirye disappointed the side as the Ugandan striker twice failed to beat Brothers goalkeeper Iran Sheikh.
Idris should have given Rahmatganj a lead in die 33rd minute when he ran down the right io enter the danger zone before lashing a drive straight to Iran Sheikh in a one-on-one situation on the half-hour mark while Idris fed a nice ball to Mamun, who also drove miles off target despite getting goalkeeper I ran alone.
Rahmatganj brought two chances in (heir side to step up die attack and (hey looked more organised after the resumption with Brothers defenders passing a busy time to ease the pressure of the giant-killers.
Rahmatganj came close to opening the account when Idris was presented with a free-header, but the striker headed die chance wide to disappoint Rahmatganj fans in the 67th minute.
Afterwards. Rahmatganj tried hard, but could not open any scoring chance and had to be content with first point in the league.
"We were unlucky not to get full points and the strikers should have cashed in on the chances they got during the match." said Rahmatganj coach Mir Mohammad Faruque.
Brothers coach Wasim Iqbal admitted that Rahmatganj played better than them as they did not have two key players Enok and Steven dial made their attacking zone toothless.