BNR of Kolkata thrashed Tata
Football Academy 5-2 to storm into the semi-final of 31st All
India Governor`s Gold Cup football tournament at the Paljor
Stadium here today.
|Last Updated: Sep 15, 2009, 09:24 PM IST|Source: Bureau
Gangtok: BNR of Kolkata thrashed Tata
Football Academy 5-2 to storm into the semi-final of 31st All
India Governor`s Gold Cup football tournament at the Paljor
Stadium here today.
The Kolkata outfit surged ahead in the 13th second when
striker Baba Tunde capitalised on a Madan Buchi pass to score
from a close range even before any TFA player could even touch
the ball.
The TFA, however, recaptured their rhythm soon to draw
parity in the 13th minute through a header by striker Robin
Singh.
BNR extended the lead yet again in the 27th minute.
Asim Das, Tunde (through his second) and substitute
Pratim Sarkar - all joined the goal rush for the BNR to round
off a comfortable 5-1 lead by the time the game had entered
into injury time, when Robin Singh scored his second to pull
one back for the TFA.
Chirag United will take on local team Donzong Boys in the
quarterfinal tomorrow.
Bureau Report
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