Bangladesh began their 2022 World Cup and 2023 Asian Cup Qualifiers battle with a 1-0 misfortune against Afghanistan at the Central Republic Stadium in Dushanbe, Tajikistan on Tuesday.
A 27th-minute header from Afghanistan skipper Farshad Noor demonstrated to be the distinction between the sides, allowing Afghanistan their second prevail upon Bangladesh in two days after their cricket crew clobbered Bangladesh in a Test coordinate in Chattogram on Monday.
Bangladesh improved in the second half in the wake of being totally outflanked in the first, however they were not ready to separate a progressively sorted out Afghan safeguard. They showed up progressively lively and it seemed a uniformly adjusted match. In any case, Bangladesh's fretfulness to dispose of the ball in the assaulting third as opposed to developing important assaults implied that there were no genuine open doors made in guideline time.
Around the 75-minute imprint captain Jamal Bhuiyan released a fine free kick from the left yet Nabib Newaj Jibon couldn't interface with the header.
There was one clear possibility in the third moment of damage time when Saad Uddin played back-heel to Jibon inside the case with just the goalkeeper to beat, yet as opposed to making a go, the forward attempted to spill past the goalie and paid the cost as he was handled from behind and lost the ball.
The check before long ran out on the game, leaving Afghanistan merited victors. Bangladesh's next match is against Qatar at the Bangabandhu National Stadium on October 10.
In the main half, aside from the initial five minutes or so when Bangladesh mounted a couple of offenses, it was Afghanistan who did all the assaulting in the principal half, making various invasions into or close to the restriction box with brisk passing and blasts of speed. It was, in any case, a set piece - a free kick taken in the 27th moment from around 10 yards from the container – that brought about the primary objective when Afghan skipper Farshad Noor headed in the volley. Bangladfesh manager Ashraful Islam Rana got a hand to it, however the ball avoided off the top post and affectionate the back of the net.
As a conspicuous difference to their rivals in the principal a large portion of, the Bangladesh booters were drowsy, missing a ton of passes and investing the majority of the energy attempting to make up for their mistakes and battling for ownership.
Having led the pack, Afghanistan did not yield on the assault and continued squeezing an anxious and progressively disrupted Bangladesh back line. A couple of chances were made however none more luring than the one Shayesteh headed wide of the close to post from a nearly point-clear separation subsequent to being bolstered a twisting cross from the correct flank in the 34th moment.
During the principal moment of the primary half's damage time, it was Shayesteh who placed in a decent ground ball into the crate from the right, and with goalkeeper Ashraful Islam Rana stranded, Afghanistan forward Jabar Sharza's shot went wide of the close to post once more. Botched opportunities regardless, Afghanistan had guaranteed that Bangladesh arrived at the break not considering adjusting, yet attempting to limit the harm from a vigorous Afghan cutting edge.
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