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Relief for Sk Jamal

Sports Reporter
Defending champions Sheikh Jamal Dhanmondi Club bounced back from two consecutive losses as they handed a 2-1 defeat to Mohammedan SC in their Grameenphone Bangladesh Premier League encounter at the Bangabandhu National Stadium yesterday.
Femi Orunnimi and Thoman Yoko Samnick struck one goal each for Sheikh Jamal while Wahed Ahmed pulled one back for the Black and Whites in an entertaining display of football.
With their second win in six matches, Sheikh Jamal leapfrog to fourth position from eighth while Mohammedan stay at eighth position with five points from as many matches.
Sheikh Jamal, who have been struggling since the takeover by new coach Abu Yusuf and were recently embroiled in a controversy over their two foreign recruits being forced to resign, showed no lack of motivation in yesterday's match as they distributed the ball well and launched number of attacks in the fast-paced game.
Mohammedan too played better than their previous matches, though were unlucky not to snatch a point as Nigerian striker Basden Wilcox missed an open-net chance.
However, it was Sheikh Jamal who took the lead in the ninth minute, courtesy of
Femi Orunimmi's free-kick exploits. The Nigerian, who rattled the woodwork in the fourth minute from a free-kick, stunned the Black and Whites hitting the target with screamer of a free-kick from 35 yards out. The Nigerian winger then turned provider on the 22nd minute as his well-flighted rebounded off a defender before Cameroonian Yoko Samnick placed the ball home.
Sheikh Jamal kept creating chances and on the 39th minute, Samnick played on unmarked Kester Akon inside the box but Akon's weak shot was well gripped by Mohammedan goalkeeper Arifuzzaman Himel, who later thwarted a few more attempts to keep the margin low.
Mohammedan stepped up the attack in the second half and reimbursed a goal in the 52nd minute as young striker Wahed, being set up with a long ball from Yeasin, dodged past two Sheikh Jamal defenders before letting loose a low drive from outside the box past former national custodian Aminul Haque.
Sheikh Jamal created two more chances, but on both occasions, Mohammedan goalkeeper Himel rescued his side before they themselves came close to equalising the margin. With seven minutes left to the normal time, Tapu set up Wilkox for an easy finish, but the Nigerian's shot sailed over the bar, much to the frustration of the Black and Whites faithful, who later stormed the pitch and created a chaotic situation in front of the
club tent after the match.
However, no untoward incident occurred as police and leaders of Mohammedan Supporters Group tackled the situation and guarded the players off to the dugout.