Concentrate on halting Qatar

At the point when the Bangladesh Under-23 group subdued their famous Qatari partners 1-0 in August 2018 to progress to the second round of the Asian Games, there were exchanges with respect to the capacity of the hosts of the 2022 World Cup.

After four months, Qatar hushed their faultfinders by securing the renowned title of the Asian Cup, rout Japan 3-1 in the last.

Presently, they will settle against the Bangladesh national group appropriate in a World Cup and Asian Cup qualifier tomorrow and the tie against the Asian victors is unquestionably going to be an extreme test contrasted with the match at the U-23 level.

Forward Biplu Ahmed and protector Bishwanath Ghosh concurred that this conflict against Qatar, who land on the back of a baffling goalless draw against India, would be unquestionably all the more overwhelming.

Qatar just have two players from that U-23 squad in their senior squad while Bangladesh have 11 players from that group, of whom five are required to begin.

"The match against Qatar in the Asian Games was an alternate sort of test since we realized that a success would book our second-round billet, so we were urgent to accomplish that target and, obviously, to not yield. We likewise had possibilities yet neglected to change over them before commander Jamal Bhuiyan struck the champ in stoppage time," said right-winger Biplu, who is normal element in the playing eleven against Qatar.

"I think this time the match against Qatar will be all the more testing as they are ruling Asian bosses and will play the World Cup. The Qataris play in remote alliances so you can see how hard the match will be."

Nonetheless, Biplu underlined that the booters would do their most extreme to not surrender.

"We will play with a similar attitude to not surrender and hold them as much as we can. On the off chance that we hold them for the initial 45 minutes, at that point we will develop in certainty. They will likewise be insane to get objectives so we will at that point find the opportunity to counter."

Of the players who played Qatar in the Asian Games, Ashraful Islam Rana, Jamal Bhuiyan and Saad Uddin are probably going to highlight in the playing eleven while the others, notwithstanding Mahbubur Rahman Sufil, have been precluded through wounds or suspension.

Ghosh has been controlled out of the game because of the appointments he got against Afghanistan and Laos, however the right-back is hopeful that the resistance will have the option to arrange the test.

"Yeasin Khan and Raihan Hasan are experienced campaigners while Rahmat Mia and Riyadul Hasan are likewise performing great for the national group. I think the backline won't feel our nonappearance," said Ghosh. "We know our standard and their standard, so we will attempt to give a hundred percent exertion to create a positive outcome."