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Feni hold Sk Jamal

Sports Reporter
Surprise package of the season, Feni Soccer Club, came from two goals down to hold league leaders Sheikh Jamal DC to a 2-2 draw in the Nitol Tata Bangladesh Premier League encounter at the Bangabandhu National Stadium yesterday.
Haitian forward Wedson Anselme gave Sheikh Jamal a 2-0 lead first half hour before Chukta Charles and Kabba Jobe scored one goal apiece in the next five minutes to snatch a valuable point from their mighty opponents, who had handed them a 4-2 defeat in their first meeting in the league.
Despite the fourth draw in 12 matches, Sheikh Jamal are still on top of the 10-team table with 28 points, six ahead of second-placed Abahani, who play their 12th match against Muktijoddha Sangsad today. Feni Soccer, meanwhile, are in eighth position with eight points.
Sheikh Jamal had to toil hard in their two previous wins against Chittagong Abahani and Brothers Union but this time they were undone by a spirited Feni Soccer, who have been growing from strength to strength since their Independence Cup campaign in the where they finished runners-up.
Amid scorching heat at the big bowl, players from both sides had to struggle to put their natural performance. Sheikh Jamal, though, had the upper hand and came close to taking the lead in the fourth minute when Sohel Rana's shot rattled the crossbar. The Federation Cup champions though took the lead in the 14th minute with a screamer drive from Wedson, who fired home from the edge of the box after his compatriot Sony Norde had fed him with a square-pass.
Wedson doubled the lead in the 30th minute when he raced onto a throughpass from Shahedul Alam and placed the ball home with an angular shot.
However, Feni hit back two minutes later, a bit fortunately, when Sheikh Jamal stopper Didarul Haque, playing in place of suspended Nasir Chowdhury, saw his clearance deflect off Charles and end up at the back of the net. Three minutes later Gambian forward Kabba Jobe headed a Romjan Ali free-kick home to level the margin.
Afterwards, Sheikh Jamal pressed hard to restore the lead and created a lot of chances but Wedson, Emeka Darlington and Sony could not find the target while Feni Soccer got a good chance in the stoppage time but Charles failed to beat failed goalkeeperZiaur Rahman from a one-on-one situation.
"It's tough to come back in the game when you concede two goals within five minutes after taking a two-goal lead. But I congratulate Feni Soccer for their effort and they deserved one point. We could not play up to our usual standard, " said Sheikh Jamal coach Joseph Afusi after the match.
Feni Soccer's Gambian coach Omar Sise said that they were happy to get one point and especially with the way they showed courage to come back despite going two goals down.