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Lee Tuck hattrick propels Abahani

Sports Reporter
Andrew Lee Tuck . scored the second ’ hattrick of the JB
Bangladesh
Premier League as Abahani consolidated their lead at the top with a 6-1 hammering of Muktijoddha Sangsad at the MA Aziz Stadium in Chittagong yesterday.
The English forward, who is more renowned for creating chances than scoring, took full advantage of Muktijodddha's lack-lustre defending and haphazard goalkeeping to equal the biggest margin of victory in the league, which was earlier held solely by Chittagong Abahani. The three goals took Lee's tally to nine goals for the campaign.
Debutante Welshman Jonathan Daid bagged a brace while the league's top-scorer Sunday Chizoba chipped in with one as the four-time champions went seven points clear of rivals Chittagong Abahani with 34 points
from 15 matches.
The only unbeaten side of the league so far, Abahani came into the match on the back of a five-match winning streak, but were given a jolt in the 21st minute when they, much against the run of play, found themselves a goal down after Shafiqul Islam Bipul's long-range volley took a wicked deflection off an Abahani defender and wrongfooted goalkeeper
Shahidul Alam Sohel.
However, the Sky Blues continued their attacking foray, with Lee Tuck partnered by Sunday and Daid, by persistently pounding down the Muktijoddha defence. And it took Lee Tuck only six minutes to find the equaliser as the Englishman beat Muktijoddha goalkeeper Mamun Khan with a swirling shot which brushed the lower part of the bar
before ending up at the back of the net.
Daid gave Abahani the lead with a toe-poke in the 33 rd minute as the four-time champions wrestled for control going into the break.
Lee Tuck scored his second on 64 minutes with a clever stab-in before completing his hattrick with a slick finish from inside the box on 86 minutes.
Sunday then joined in the goalspree with a superlative solo effort, dribbling past two defenders before sidestepping Mamun three minutes later to bag his 16th goal of the campaign before Daid wrapped up the victory with his second two minutes into stoppage time.
The defeat left Mukijoddha in fifth position and 15 points behind the leaders.
Meanwhile, Mohammaedan Sporting Club wasted a great opportunity to move up the table when they blew a two-goal cushion to be held 2-2 by Team BJMC in the first match of the day.