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Fortis stun Kings in Federation Cup

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Defending champions Bashundhara Kings suffered another setback this season as Fortis FC stunned the star-studded side with a 2-0 victory in their Federation Cup fixture in Dhaka on Tuesday.

After a goalless first half, Uzbekistan defender Jasur Jumaev broke the deadlock with a drop-header in the 71st minute at the Kings Arena. Fortis went 2-0 up seven minutes later as forward Mohammad Abdullah executed a clinical finish, leading to Kings' second defeat in five matches -- following their loss to Mohammedan SC in the Bangladesh Premier League (BPL) match.

Fortis FC players celebrate a goal against Bashundhara Kings in their Federation Cup fixture at the Kings Arena in Dhaka on December 17, 2024. Photo: BFF

The result marked Fortis' first-ever win over Kings since their debut in the top-tier competition, propelling them to the top of Group A with four points from two matches; one more than holders Kings and Brothers Union.

Brothers, meanwhile, delivered a crushing 8-0 win over promoted Dhaka Wanderers Club in Mymensingh, powered by a hattricks from Gambian Mustapha Drammeh and local talent Sazzad Hossain.

 

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Fortis stun Kings in Federation Cup

Photo: BFF

Defending champions Bashundhara Kings suffered another setback this season as Fortis FC stunned the star-studded side with a 2-0 victory in their Federation Cup fixture in Dhaka on Tuesday.

After a goalless first half, Uzbekistan defender Jasur Jumaev broke the deadlock with a drop-header in the 71st minute at the Kings Arena. Fortis went 2-0 up seven minutes later as forward Mohammad Abdullah executed a clinical finish, leading to Kings' second defeat in five matches -- following their loss to Mohammedan SC in the Bangladesh Premier League (BPL) match.

Fortis FC players celebrate a goal against Bashundhara Kings in their Federation Cup fixture at the Kings Arena in Dhaka on December 17, 2024. Photo: BFF

The result marked Fortis' first-ever win over Kings since their debut in the top-tier competition, propelling them to the top of Group A with four points from two matches; one more than holders Kings and Brothers Union.

Brothers, meanwhile, delivered a crushing 8-0 win over promoted Dhaka Wanderers Club in Mymensingh, powered by a hattricks from Gambian Mustapha Drammeh and local talent Sazzad Hossain.

 

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