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'The best goal of my career'

Anisur Rahman
***BFF president said that he will provide Tk 50 lakh to the team for their semifinal victory and promised another Tk 50 lakh for a win in the final.**
Bangladesh coach Lodewijk de Kruif praised his charges for efficiently executing his gameplan in a game of two halves as Bangladesh
ousted favourites Thailand 1 -0 to set up a final clash against of the Bangabandhu Gold Cup against Malaysia.
The Bangladesh team cut out every build-up of the opposition in the first half and took control of the game before adopting a defensive strategy to hold the single-goal till the end.
"I think we saw a fantastic Bangladesh in the first 45 minutes. They played 100 per cent according to the tactical plan and everybody had his part in the victory,’ said an ecstatic de Kruif at the post match briefing.
The 45-year-old coach informed that he had feared that the Thais would come out firing on all cylinders after conceding the lead, but wanted a second goal from his team to buy the assurance.
"After the break, I gave some tacti-
cal instruction to my boys because we can't hide behind the fact that they are good opponents. I changed the plan 20 minutes into the second half and brought a few changes at the latter part, shifting my formation from 4-3-3 to 5-5,” de Kruif explained his second-half strategy as
the hosts needed to defend deep to keep the Thais at bay.
Centre-back Nasiruddin Chowdhury, who turned out to be the hero with a goalpoachers finish that gave Bangladesh the lead in the 40th minute, felt he still has the hunger for goal.
The once-striker, who traded his shooting boots for those of a defender, showed that he had lost none of his touch by proving his worth in front of goal.
"This is the best goal of my career as this is my first international goal, even though I have scored some crucial goals at club level," expressed Nasir, who had scored a crucial goal for Sheikh Jamal DC against Manang Marshyangdi Club in the semifinal of Bhutan's King's Cup recently apart from his title-deciding strike in the 2013 Federation Cup final against Muktijoddha Sangsad.
Winger Zahid Hossain, who was awarded the player-of-the-match, felt he has not yet given his best in this tournament.
"The best from me is yet to come. I am waiting for the final to show my best," said Zahid, who has put on uncharacteristically consistent performances in all the three matches.
"I have set my target on becoming the best player of the tournament and that is the reason for my consistent performances, ” explained Zahid.