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Sheikh Jamal hit BJMC for six

Sports Reporter
one goal each to raise Sheikh Jamal's points tally to 37, nine ahead of second-placed Abahani, who however played a match less than Sheikh Jamal's 15.
Nigerians Uche Felix and Samson Iliasu pulled back one goal each for Team BJMC, which were too little to avoid their eighth defeat, third in a row. The defeat kept team BJMC in seventh position in the ten-team table with 15 points from as many matches.
Sheikh Jamal came into the match on the back of a dazzling 3-0 win over Mohammedan and started from where they left, by scoring five goals in the first half.
Wedson was the architect behind Sheikh Jamal's 3-0 lead within the first half hour as the Haitian gave his side a nine-minute lead with a close-range grounder and then turned into the provider of next two goals. Wedson could have scored both of those, but instead square-passed the ball to unmarked Darlington for a 2-0 lead in the 13th minute before doing the same for Sony for the third goal in the 28th minute.
Emeka made it 4-0 in the 40th minute to raise his tally to 16 before Ali Abdullahi converted a penalty kick in the 45th minute to go for breather with a comprehensive 5-0 lead.
However, Wedson was pulled out following a verbal argument with Sony centring the penalty kick and Sheikh Jamal took the foot off the gas thereafter. BJMC found some space and took toll of the possession as Felix headed an Ali Akbar free-kick home on 59 minutes but Sheikh Jamal killed off the game striking the sixth goal through substitute Shohei Rana two minutes from time.
With the clock ticking into the stoppage time, Samson reduced the margin with a long-range effort.
"Unity, togetherness, commitment, management, good players and incentives are the secrets behind continuation of such performance," said Sheikh Jamal's Nigerian coach Joseph Afusi at the post-match briefing.
"Having no stopper in the squad is reason for the defeat," said BJMC midfielder Samson, who later claimed that there has been no continuation of training in BJMC camp due to unpaid wages and the players are not motivated to play with empty stomach.
Samson also claimed that foreign players have not been given food allowance for the last 45 days and it is tough for them to concentrate on matches.
League leaders Sheikh Jamal DC continued their brilliant display in the Nitol Tata Bangladesh Premier League as they notched up an emphatic 6-2 win over Team BJMC at the Bangabandhu National Stadium yesterday.
Nigerian striker Emeka Darlington struck a brace while Sony Norde, Wedson Anselme, Ali Abdullahi and substitute Shohei Rana netted