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MSC breeze past Feni

Sports Reporter
Mohammedan lifted themselves to fifth position in the Grameenphone Bangladesh League points table with a convincing 3-1 win over Soccer Club, Feni at the Bangabandhu National Stadium yesterday.
The win took the Black and Whites to 25 points from 17 matches and ahead of Sheikh Jamal Dhanmondi Club on goal difference, while confining the visitors to the threat of relegation. The Feni club, who defeated Mohammedan 2-1 in their first meeting, are in tenth position with 16 points.
The first half was a cagey affair as neither side managed to penetrate the other's backline but for one instance late in the half when Mohammedan’s Nigerian forward Chigozie produced a brilliant fingertip save from Feni goalkeeper Piaruzzaman Piru to go into the breather 0-0.
The second half was a completely different affair as both sides came out of their shells, with Mohammedan making more inroads than their Feni counterparts.
The Black and Whites deservedly took the lad in the fourth minute of the second half when midfielder Habibur Rahman Sohag floated in a delectable freekick from five yards out of the penalty box that missed the outstretched hands of Piru to find the back of the net.
The second goal came two minutes later when veteran defender Rajani Kanta Barman came out with a touch of brilliance. Augustine Chizoba's initial shot was fisted away by Piru, the rebound was headed by Chizoba to the path of Rajani who swerved the ball with his left foot as he lost control, the ball swirled and dipped as it passed the keeper before finding the corner ofthe net.
Feni's reply was quick as they hit back seven minutes later when Cameroonian forward Atangana Pauline, unmarked inside the Mohammedan box, blasted one past the keeper Titumir Chowdhury after receiving a precise cross from Shahran Howlader from the right flank.
Mohammedan restored their two-goal lead in the 69th minute through substitute striker Mohammad Rony, who raced on to a defence-splitting pass from Chizoba, before slotting it past the Feni goalkeeper. Mohammedan strung a few more attacks in the remaining minutes, but failed to increase the margin.
Away at the Birshreshtha Shaheed Mostafa Kamal Stadium in Kamalapur, Arambagh KS registered their fourth win beating Rahmatganj MFS 2-0. Nigerian forward Umukro Godwin broke the deadlock in the 42nd minute with a powerful right footer from the edge of the box before his compatriot Eleta Kingsley sealed the victory six minutes before the end with a placing shot.
The win took Arambagh to ninth position with 16 points from 17 matches while Rahmatganj remained at the bottom of the table with nine points from the same number of matches and are almost certain to go down to the Bangladesh Championship League.