The other two goals were added by midfielder Md Rakibul Islam and forward Al Mirad respectively while forward Inshan Muhammaed Mihran scored the lone goal for Sri Lanka.
With the day’s feat, Al Amin reached top of the scorer list of the ongoing competition scoring 6 goals from 2 matches while his teammates Al Mirad is in the second slot scoring 3 goals from 2 matches.
In the goal-fest match, Bangladesh started put pressure on their opponent within the opening minute.
In the 32nd minute, forward Al Amin opened account for Bangladesh (1-0) while captain midfielder Md Rakibul Islam doubled the margin in the 42nd minute (2-0).
Just before the half time, Al Amin scored his second goal of the match in the 44th minute (3-0).
Forward Al Mirad, who scored twice in the first match against Bhutan, widened the margin for Bangladesh scoring a goal in the 48th minute (4-0).
In the 50th minute, Inshan Muhammaed Mihran scored the consolation goal for Sri Lanka (4-1).
After that, Bangladesh continued their attacking brand of football.
In the 59th minute, Al Amin Rahman completed the very first hat-trick of the tournament scoring his third goal (5-1).
Sri Lanka tried hard but failed to comeback in the game.
Al Amin sealed the win for Bangladesh scoring his fourth and fifth goals in the 66th and 71st minutes respectively (7-1).
In his immediate reaction, the forward from Naogaon said, “I am happy that I have scored five goals today. Also, I feel proud that I have done something for Bangladesh team.”
Earlier, defending champions Bangladesh made a flying start in the ongoing South Asian Junior soccer meet crushing Bhutan by 5-2 goals in their first match at the same venue on August 23.
On the other hand, Sri Lanka defeated Bhutan by 3-2 goals in the first match on August 21, and conceded 0-2 goals to Nepal in the second match on August 23.
In the remaining league basis matches, Bangladesh will play Nepal on August 27 and hosts India on August 29 at the same venue.
Two top teams of the league basis matches will advance to the final on August 31.
Bangladesh clinched their first title of SAFF Under-15 Championship beating India in penalty shootout (4-2) at the Sylhet District Stadium on August 18, 2015. They clinched the title for the second time beating Pakistan in penalty shootout (3-2) at the ANFA Complex in Kathmandu on November 3, 2018.
Bangladesh: Md Rakibul Islam (Md Badsha Mia), Al Mirad, Md Alamin Rahman, Md Sabbir Gazi (Mehdi Hasan Srabon), Apurbo Mali, Shuvo Sarkar (Md Goalm Rabby) , Munna Ahmed, Md Rahib Hossain, Md Emon Islam Babu, Md Arifur Rahman Raju, Mohammad Azizul Hoque Ananto
Standings of SAFF U-15 Championship (Tabulating under match played, win, draw, loss, goal for, goal against, goal difference and points):
Team MP W D L GF GA GD Pts
Bangladesh 2 2 0 0 12 3 +9 6
India 1 1 0 0 5 0 +5 3
Nepal 2 1 0 1 2 5 −3 3
Sri Lanka 2 1 0 1 4 11 −7 3
Bhutan 2 0 0 2 4 8 −4 0