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Farashganj fell Jamal

Sports Reporter
Farashganj SC's giantkilling run in the Grameenphone
Bangladesh Premier League continued as the old Dhaka outfit handed a 2-0 defeat to holders Sheikh Jamal Dhanmondi Club at the Bangabandhu National Stadium yesterday.
Congolese hitman Siyo Zunapio struck both goals to give Farashganj their third win in 12 matches as well as helping his side leapfrog to sixth position in the table with 14 points. The defending champions slipped to eighth position in the 11-team table with 12 points from as many matches.
Farashganj, who tamed title contenders and last season's runners-up Mukitjoddha Sangsad KS in their previous match, produced another superb performance to continue their dazzling run in the second leg after they had posted only one victory in their first 10 matches of the first leg.
Nigerian striker Henry Chindo and midfielder AM Arafat, both roped in during the mid-term transfer window, were the chief architects in their second successive victory while was played the finishing role.
The trio kept Sheikh Jamal backline busy throughout the game and went ahead in the 19th minute as Chindo ran down from the right to whip a cross for Arafat and the diminutive midfielder square-passed to unmarked Zunapio who found the back of the net with an angular
shot from the left.
Six minutes later, Chindo played a neat one-two with Arafat to advance into the box but the Nigerian hitman failed to overcome onrushing goalkeeper Ashim Kumar Das, who replaced injured keeper Aminul Haq.
Sheikh Jamal tried to counter attack and came close to reducing the margin on the half-hour mark when Arup Kumar whipped a well-judged cross from the right for young striker Sohel Rana, who however headed straight to goalkeeper Sultan Ahmed Shakil.
Farashganj kept creating chances in the second half and a close-range header from Chindo narrowly missed the target on 66 minutes, but he turned provider of the second goal just a minute later.
From the right flank, Arafat put a through-pass for Chindo who advanced into the danger zone before making a cut-back for unmarked Zunapio who side-volleyed past goalkeeper Ashim to seal the victory. The goal raised the Congolese striker's tally for the season to seven goals.
Farashganj coach Kamal Babu felt successive wins are the outcome of their hardworking attitude in training as the boys are eager to prove themselves after putting behind some management crisis.
"Farashganj have no star players but last two matches they played like stars and beat the defending champions and runners-up,” said Babu who also praised new-recruit Henry Chindo, who was initially rejected by Muktijoddha Sangsad in a trial.
Sheikh Jamal coach Abu Yousuf blamed his boys for not showing their willingness to win the match.
“I don't want to blame any single player, rather we are not gelling as a team,” said Yousuf adding that the foreign players have been struggling to cope with the weather.