Feni clinch title beating N\\\'ganj in National U-15 Football

FE Team | Published: September 14, 2015 00:00:00 | Updated: November 30, 2026 06:01:00

Feni District team clinched the Sailor BFF National U-15 Football title beating Narayanganj District team by 2-0 goals in the final at the Bangabandhu National Stadium in the city Sunday, reports UNB.
Champions Feni District team were awarded with prize money of Tk 0.2 million (two lakh) while the runners-up Narayanganj District team received Tk 0.1 million.
State Minister for Youth and Sports Biren Sikder, MP, witnessed the final as the chief guest and later distributed the prizes.
SAFF and BFF President Kazi Mohammad Salahuddin and Managing Director of the meet's sponsor Epyllion Group Riazuddin Al Mamun were also present.
In the day's final, Nurul Absar put Feni ahead in the 41st minute tapping the ball into the net, off a Abdulklah Arbar Rajan pass, that came his way slipping from Narayanganj goalie Antar Kumar (1-0).
Feni doubled the margin in the 54th minute when medio Sarwar Hossain found the net by a powerful rebounder, off an Iftekhar Hossain free-kick that came his way from goalie Antar Kumar (2-0). Nurul Absar of Feni and Rani Das of Narayanganj jointly received the best player awards.
Narayanganj were reduced to 10 men in the 85th minute as their defender Arafat Hossain got marching order after receiving direct red card.
Earlier, Feni District reached the final with all-win record eliminating Dhaka District by 5-4 goals in sudden death session of tie-breaker as the semifinal match between them was locked in a goalless position in stipulated 90-minute at the Bangabandhu National Stadium.
Narayanganj District booked a seat for the final also with unbeaten run eliminating Sylhet District also by 5-4 goals in penalty shootout as the semifinal match between two teams was locked in 1-1- at the same venue.
Eight zonal champion teams from initially participated 61 districts took part in the final round in Dhaka at the Bangabandhu National Stadium and Dhanmondi Abahani ground respectively.