Brothers Union Club beat group leader Fortis FC by 1-0 goal in their 3rd Group A match of the Federation Cup Football’ 2024-25 at the Rafique Uddin Bhuiyan Stadium in Mymensingh on Tuesday. Midfielder Kawar Ali Rabbi scored the match-winning goal for the Goipbagh outfit Brothers Union in the 36th minute of the match. In the days’ other match, coming from behind, Bangladesh Police FC defeated all-losers Dhaka Wanderers Club by 2-1 goals at the Bashundhara Kings Arena in the capital on Tuesday. Defender Mohammad Emon put the Wanderers Club ahead in the 42nd minute from a penalty (1-0) while forward Mannaf Rabbi leveled the margin for Police FC in the 84th minute (1-1)  Another forward Esanur Rahman scored the match-winning goal for Police FC just two minutes later (2-1).   Despite the day’s maiden defeat, Fortis FC dominated the Group A securing seven points from all the four group matches with two wins, one draw and one defeat, defending champions Bashundhara Kings and Brothers Union Club are in the 2nd and 3rd slot respectively securing six points each playing three matches. With the day’s first win in their 3rd Group A match, Bangladesh Police FC bagged four points from three matches with one win, one draw and one defeat while old horse Dhaka Wanderers Club remained at the bottom with empty hand, also playing three matches. Fed Cup Football: Fortis FC will play Brothers Union, Police FC meets Wanderers Club on Tuesday In the Group B, Rahmatganj MFS and Dhaka Abahani Limited moved into the qualifier stage with two matches to spare securing full six points each from straight two matches eliminating last time runners-up Dhaka Mohammedan SC, Youngmen’s Club Fakirerpool and Chittagong Abahani Limited.    Dhaka Abahani Limited, without any foreign booters, smartly booked seat for qualifiers shocking their traditional rivals Dhaka Mohammedan SC beating them by 1-0 goal in titans battle last Tuesday. Dhaka Mohammedan SC collected three points from three matches to eliminate from the race with one win and two defeats. Youngmen’s Club Fakirerpool earned one point from two matches while Chittagong Abahani Ltd also bagged one point playing three matches.  Grouping of Federation Cup: Group A - Bashundhara Kings, Bangladesh Police FC, Fortis FC, Brothers Union Club and Dhaka Wanderers Club Group B - Mohammedan SC Ltd, Dhaka Abahani Ltd, Chattagram Abahani Ltd, Rahmatganj MFS and Fakirerpool Youngmen's Club. Top two teams from each of the two groups will play in the meet's next round (qualification and elimination) like the Franchisee cricket league.

Dhaka Mohammedan SC Ltd maintained their all-win record in the 10-team Bangladesh Premier League (BPL) Football, beating their nearest rivals Rahmatganj MFS by 3-1 goals in a vital 7th round match at the Shaheed Dhirendranath Dutta Stadium in Cumilla Friday afternoon. With this victory, Mohammedans not only maintained their all-win run as the lone team in the ongoing league but also dominated the league comfortably  securing full 21 points from straight seven matches. After the 2nd defeat in seven matches, the old Dhaka outfit Rahmatganj MFS further went down in the league race with 15 points while the Gopibagh team Brothers Union are in 3rd slot, bagging 14 points, playing seven matches each. Last season’s treble winners Bashundhara Kings and six times champions Dhaka Abahani limited are struggling at the 4th and 5th place respectively with 13 points each, playing seven and six matches. BPL Football: Mohammedan take on Rahmatganj Friday in top of table clash In the day's match, Midfielder Raju Ahmed Zishan opened the Mohammedan's account in the added time of the first half (45+1 minute). Mali forward and Mohammedan skipper Souleymane Diabate doubled the black and white margin in the 64th minute (2-0) while Nigerian forward Sunday Emmanuel scored the 3rd goal for Mohammedan in the 69th minute (3-0). Ghana booter Samuel Boateng, who scored double hattrick in the last match against Wanderers Club, scored the face-saving goal for Rahmatganj MFS in the 86th minute (3-1). In the day's other match, defending champions Bashundhara Kings outplayed Fakirerpool Youngmen' s Club by 4-1 goals at their home venue—Bashundhara Kings Arena—in the capital Friday evening. Brazilian midfielder Jonathan Fernandes, forwards Foysal Ahmed Fahim, Rafiqul Islam and Rakib Hossain scored one goal each for the Kings in the 69th, 72nd, 75th and 83rd minutes respectively while defender Tutul Hossain Badsha netted suicidal goal for the Kings in the very 3rd minute of the match. Fakirerpool Youngsmen's Club were reduced to 10-men as their defender Tias Das got marching order in the 33rd minute after receiving 2nd yellow card. In the earlier match of the day, Brothers Union Club advanced to the 3rd slot in the league table toppling Basundhara Kings and Dhaka Abahani Limited beating Dhaka Wanderers Club by 4-1 goals at the Shaheed Barkat Stadium in Gazipur Friday afternoon. The Gopibagh outfit Brothers Union took lead in the 17th minute by a suicidal goal by Wanderers defender Emon (1-0), Mahbubur sounded the margin in the 25th minute (2-0), Elita Kingsley scored the 3rd goal in the 88th minute (3-0) while Cheikh Sene sealed the fate of the match in the added time (90+2 minute) (4-0). Sifat netted the only goal for Wanderers Club in the 44th minute (4-1) The day' s remaining match between Police FC and Fortis FC ended in 1-1 draw at the Rafiq Uddin Bhuiyan Stadium in Mymensingh on Friday.

The sixth-time champions Dhaka Abahani Limited and defending champions Bashundhara Kings will play in the sixth round of the 10-team Bangladesh Premier League (BPL) Football on Friday (January 3) at two separate venue across the country. Dhaka Abahani Limited will play Fortis FC at 2:45 pm at the Bashundhara Kings Arena while Bashundhara Kings will encounter Bangladesh Police FC also at 2:45 pm at the Rafiq Uddin Bhuiyan Stadium in Mymensingh. Brothers Union Club will face Youngmen’s Club Fakirerpool in Friday’s other match at 2:45 pm at the Shaheed Bir Sreshtho Flight Lieutenant Matiur Rahman Stadium in Munshiganj. After the 5th round matches, Dhaka Mohammedan SC Ltd maintained the solo lead in the league table with all-win record securing full 15 points from straight five matches. Rahmatganj MFS and six-time champions Dhaka Abahani Ltd, without any foreign players, remained at 2nd slot securing 12 points each from five matches. But, in goal differences, Rahmatganj MFS were in the 2nd slot while Dhaka Abahani in the 3rd place. Brothers Union Club are in the 4th place with eight points while  defending champions Bashundhara Kings are struggling at the 5th place with seven points, also playing five matches each.

Both the 5th round matches of the 10-team ABG Bashundhara Bangladesh Premier League (BPL) Football on Saturday (January 27) ended in goalless draws at two separate venues across the country. Bangladesh Police FC shared points with old Dhaka outfit Rahmatganj Muslim Friends Society in a goalless affairs at the Shaheed Bir Shreshtho Flight Lieutenant Matiur Rahman Stadium in Munshiganj Saturday afternoon. BPL Football: Holders Bashundhara Kings to play Dhaka Abahani Ltd in a titan battle on Friday In the day's other match, Sheikh Russel KC split points with Fortis FC also in a goalless draw at their home venue --Bashundhara Kings Arena--Saturday afternoon. On completion of the day's 5th round matches, Police FC advanced to the 3rd slot in the league table toppling Dhaka Abahani Ltd by virtue of better goal difference, despite both the teams secured seven points each. Federation Cup Football: Sheikh Jamal DC assure knock out stage outplaying Rahmatganj MFS 4-1 Defending champions Bashundhara Kings comfortably dominated the league table with all win-record securing full 15 points, Federation Cup champions Dhaka Mohammedan SC maintained at the 2nd slot securing eleven points while Dhaka Abahani Ltd went down to the 4th slot also with seven points. Three teams --Rahmatganj MFS, Fortis FC and Sheikh Russel KC-- collected five points each and shared the 6th, 7th and 8th places respectively due to goal differences. The 6th round matches will begin on next Friday (February 2) BPL Football: Former champions Dhaka Abahani, Dhaka Mohammedan win Dhaka Abahani Ltd will face Police FC at 3 pm at the Rafiq Uddin Bhuiyan Stadium in Mymensingh while Sheikh Russel KC will play Rahmatganj MFS at the Bashundhara Kings Arena here, also at 3 pm next Friday.

Muktijoddha Sangsad Krira Chakra upset former champions Sheikh Russel KC beating them by 1-0 goal in the eleven-team Bangladesh Premier League (BPL) Football'2022-23 at the at the Fl Lt Matiur Rahman Stadium in Munshiganj on Saturday.    After a barren first half, striker Aminur Rahman Sojib scored the match-winning goal for the freedom fighters' team Muktijoddha in the 62nd minute (1-0)  With the day's well merited victory, Muktjoddha Sangsad KC moved up to the 8th slot in the league table securing 10 points from 10 matches while Sheikh Russel KC remained at the 4th place with their previous credit of 14 points from 10 outings.   Defending champions Bashundhara Kings comfortably dominated the league with all-win record collecting full 30 points from straight 10 matches while former champions Dhaka Abahani Limited followed the leader distantly with 21 points from 10 matches.   Also Read: BPL Football: Bashundhara take unbeaten run to nine matches beating Sheikh Jamal 3-0 The day's other league match between Bangladesh Police Football Club and Chittagong Abahoni Ltd ended in a 1-1 draw at the Rafique Uddin Bhuiyan Stadium in Mymensingh Saturday afternoon. Kyrgyzstan defender Almazbek Malikov put the Police FC ahead in the very 5th minute from a penalty (1-0) while Nigerian mid-fielder Ojukwu David Ifegwu leveled the margin for the port city team Abahani in the 43rd minute (1-1).   With the day's feat, Bangladesh Police FC advanced to the 3rd slot in the league for the first time securing 16 points from 10 encounters while Chittagong Abahani Ltd remained at 10th slot in the eleven- team fray with eight points from 10 matches.  

Defending champions Bashundhara Kings continued their unbeaten run in the eleven-team Bangladesh Premier League (BPL) Football Saturday after beating Sheikh Russell Krira Chakra 3-1 at the Bashundhara Sports Complex. Star-studded Kings topped the league table with 21 points from seven straight matches; second-placed Dhaka Abahani earned 15 points from as many encounters. Sheikh Russell remained in the fifth spot with 12 points from six matches. After a goalless first half, Brazilian forward Robson Robinho put the Kings ahead in the 65th minute from a penalty (1-0); Uzbek midfielder Asror Gafurov doubled the lead in the 73rd minute (2-0). Also Read: BPL Football: Sheikh Jamal DC beat Russell KC 3-2 Nigerian striker Sunday Udoy pulled one back for Sheikh Russell in the 82nd minute (2-1). Robinho sealed the fate of the match by scoring his second goal for the Kings in the fifth minute of the stoppage time (3-1). The day's other match between Bangladesh Police FC and Fortis Football Club ended in a 1-1 draw at the Muktijoddha Smriti Stadium in Rajshahi. Sakhawat Hossain found the back of the net for Fortis in the 37th minute. Edward equalised for Police FC just three minutes later. After the day's match, Police SC remained in the fourth spot on the table with nine points from seven matches. Fortis stayed in sixth place with seven points from six encounters.      

In a battle of former champions, Sheikh Jamal Dhanmondi Club beat Sheikh Russell Krira Chakra 3-2 in a tightly contested match of the eleven-team Bangladesh Premier League (BPL) Football 2022-23 Saturday afternoon in Gopalganj. At the Sheikh Fazlul Haque Moni Stadium, Sheikh Jamal dominated the first half 1-0. After the day's match, Sheikh Jamal remained in the third spot after securing 11 points from five matches. Former champions Dhaka Abahani remained in the second spot with a better goal difference after earning 11 points from five matches. Read: Bangladesh Championship League: Brothers Union beat Fortis Academy 1-0 Sheikh Russell stayed in the fourth spot with six points from four matches. Defending champions Bashundhara Kings are leading the points table with 15 points from five straight matches. In the day's match, St Vincent forward Stewart put Sheikh Jamal ahead in the 34th minute (1-0). Bangladeshi forward Mannaf Rabby doubled the lead in the 49th minute (2-0). Uzbek defender Timur Talipov pulled one back for Sheikh Russell in the 69th minute (2-1). Read: Bangladesh Championship League: Wanderers overpower Little Friends 4-1 However, Uzbek midfielder Mavlonov again put Sheikh Jamal in front in the 74th minute (3-1). Nigerian striker Sunday Udoh made it 3-2 for Sheikh Russel in the 75th minute. The day's other BPL match between Rahmatganj MFS and Fortis FC ended in a goalless draw at the Muktijoddha Smriti Stadium in Rajshahi.  

Star-studded Bashundhara Kings and Sheikh Russell Krira Chakra won their respective matches in the eleven-team Bangladesh Premier League (BPL) Football at two separate venues across the country on Friday. Coming from behind, league champions Bashundhara Kings maintained their winning run in the league beating Muktijoddha Sangsad Krira Chakra by 3-1 goals at the Sheikh Fazlul Haque Moni Stadium in Gopalganj Friday afternoon. Burundi defender Selemani put the freedom fighters team Muktijoddha ahead in the 10th minute (1-0). Read: Bangladesh Championship League: BFF Elite Academy beat Wari Club 2-1 Brazilian striker Dorielton Gomes struck twice in the 36th and 45+1 minutes (2-1) while medio Matin Miah netted the other goal for the Kings in the 88th minute (3-1). In the day's other match, Independence Cup runners-up Sheikh Russell KC beat traditional Dhaka Mohammedan SC by 2-0 goals at their home ground --Bashundhara Sports Complex in Dhaka Friday afternoon. Nigerian forward Sunday Udoh scored both the goals for Sheikh Russel KC in the 30th and 90+1 minutes. Earlier, Sheikh Russell KC made a frustrating start after conceding 1-2 goals defeat against  Bangladesh Police FC while Mohammedan SC made a good start  in the league beating Muktijoddha Sangsad KC by 2-0 goals.

Dhaka Abahani beat Rahmatganj Muslim Friends Society 2-1 at the Birshreshtha Shaheed Flight Lieutenant Matiur Rahman Stadium in Munshiganj Saturday to get their first win in two matches of the eleven-team Bangladesh Premier League (BPL) Football. Former champions Dhaka Abahani made a frustrating start to the league after playing out a 1-1 draw with newcomers Fortis SC in their opening match. In the day's match, Costa Rican player Daniel Colindres put The Sky Blue Brigade ahead in the 10th minute (1-0). Brazilian forward Michael Morais equalised for Old Dhaka outfit Rahmatganj in the 60th minute (1-1). Abahani midfielder Meraj Hossain Opi scored the match-winning goal in the 73rd minute (2-1). Midfielder Sohel Rana was sent off in the 45th minute, putting The Sky Blue Brigade down to 10 men. Rahmatganj forward Noyan Mia was also sent off in the 63rd minute. Read more: BPL Football resumes Tuesday after 38 days In the day's other match, Dhaka Mohammedan played out a goalless draw with Bangladesh Police at the Rafique Uddin Bhuiyan Stadium in Mymensingh in the afternoon. Also, Mohammedan, who made a good start to the BPL beating Bangladesh Muktijoddha Sangsad 2-0 in their first match, lost an important point against Police, who also made a good start upsetting Sheikh Russel 2-1 in their first match. After the day's matches, Mohammedan, Abahani and Police shared the second slot in the league table with Sheikh Jamal, securing four points each from two matches. Champions Bashundhara Kings dominated the league securing six points from two matches. Read more: BPL Football begins on Friday at three venues  

Dhaka Mohammedan SC made a good start in the eleven-team Bangladesh Premier League (BPL) Football beating Bangladesh Muktijoddha Sangsad KC by 2-0 goal at the  Shaheed Dhirendranath Dutta Stadium in Cumilla on Saturday. After a barren first half, Spanish forward Daniel Ricardo put the traditional black and white team ahead in the 50th minute (1-0) while Mali striker Souleymane Diabate conformed the Mohammedan's victory scoring one more goal in the 86th minute from a penalty (2-0). Read more: BPL Football begins on Friday at three venues In the day's other match, Independence Cup runners-up Sheikh Russell KC made a frustrating start after conceding 1-2 goal defeat Bangladesh Police FC at their home ground --Bashundhara Sports Complex in Dhaka Saturday afternoon. Nigerian forward Sunday Udoh scored first for Sheikh Russel KC in the very 4th minute (1-0) while Jose Alexander leveled the margin for Police FC just three minutes later (1-1).  Striker Ewards scored the match winning goal for Police FC in the 39th minute (2-1). Read more: BPL Football :Champions Bashundhara Kings end campaign on winning note