Bangladesh drew despite falling behind with Morsalin’s goal

Sheikh Morsalin played great today. Photo: Collected

Bangladesh drew 1-1 against Lebanon in the Asian region of World Cup qualifiers. The Tigers ended the match in a tie despite falling behind with Sheikh Morsalin’s impeccable goal.

Today, Tuesday (November 21), the two teams met at home at 6:30 p.m. Although Lebanon attacked many times, they could not distinguish the target. Bangladesh also tried several times to attack the counter attack but did not get the chance to score due to playing in a defensive manner. So the first half ended in a goalless draw.

In the second half, playing instead of Mitul Marma, the goalkeeper Mehdi Shravan sat down and sat down, a ridiculous mistake! Bangladesh digested the goal with his hands. In the 68th minute, Lebanon striker Majed Osman scored the goal from the tangle of Bangladesh.

However, despite falling behind, Bangladesh has not fallen behind. As proof of which Sheikh Morsalin scored an incredible goal with a quick shot from outside the D box in the fifth minute. The Lebanon goalkeeper was powerless to stop his bullet speed shot. Such goals of Bangladeshi footballers are not usually seen in international matches. Distance, pace, pace, accuracy, Morsaline’s goal is exceptional in all categories. The talented striker has scored four goals in nine matches in the national team jersey.

At the end of this match, Lebanon is at number two in the ‘I’ group of World Cup qualifiers with 2 points. Bangladesh is at number four by getting 1 point. Lebanon drew their first match but Jamal Bhuiara scored 7 goals against Australia.

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