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Jamal survive a scare

Sports Reporter
JvL Reigning champions
^<7^ Sheikh Jamal DC survived
atftoLSfc a scare against Team BJMC
in the Manyavar Bangladesh Premier League before coming from behind to post a laborious 2-1 win at the Bangabandhu National Stadium yesterday.
Haitian Wedson Anselme cancelled out a 23-minute strike from Nigerian Samson lliasu in the 33rd
minute before Nigerian Emeka Darlington nodded the winner in the 73rd minute.
With five straight wins, Sheikh Jamal regained their solo lead in the 11 -team table with 15 points while Team BJMC stuck glued at the eighth position with single point from five outings.
Sheikh Jamal so far put up their worst performance in five matches after a couple of their initial efforts from Wedson were foiled by BJMC goalkeeper Mohammad Nayeem and defender Redwan Bin Rakin but they were lucky enough to edge past a spirited BJMC after surviving from a second-half scare.
BJMC took the lead against the run of play in the 23rd minute when Nigerian Samson found the back of net with a dip-ping shot taken from 25 yards to stun Sheikh Jamal, who however took another 10 minutes to come back in the match.
Wedson raced into the deep from the right flank and rounded off defender Khan Mohammad Tara before letting loose a left-footer just outside the right-hand box to equal the margin and took him to the top of scoresheet with five goals in as many matches.
After resumption, Sheikh Jamal kept on pressing for the winner but they could hardly open the backline of BJMC, who however went close to restoring the lead thrice but goalkeeper Mazharul Islam, who initially looked half-hearted, rescued the champions in all three occasions thwarting two efforts from Nabib Newaj Jibon and one from Mehdi Hasan Tapu.
Sheikh Jamal finally struck the winner in the 73rd minute when Emeka headed a captain Mamunul Islam freekick home from close to sit with top-scorer Wedson with five goals.
“We deserved the win but it was bad luck. If we could have converted one of three chances we created in the second half, the results could have been different," said BJMC captain Samson, who also believes his side are less matured compared to Sheikh Jamal DC.