AFC President's Cup 2012: Dordoi Dynamo won against Nepal Police Club

Kyrgyzstan's league champions, Dordoi Dynamo thrashed Red Bull A Division National League Champions, Nepal Police Club (NPC) 5-1 in the opening match of AFC Presidents' Cup qualifiers played at National Olympic Stadium, Phnom Penh on Saturday. In the Other Match played on the same day Combodian Leage Champion Phnom Penh Crown Thrash Bhuanese League Champion Yeedzin FC by 8-1.  So Nepal needs the win against Phnom Penh Crown to Remain in the match.

The Dordoi Dynamo scored three goals within 14 minutes of the game while Nepal police players were trying to adjust them in the Field while they added two more goals in the later half. Murzaev scored a hatrick while Sharipov and Baimatov scored a apiece for the winning side.
Parbat Pandey scored a consolation through spot kick for the Cops.
 Dordoi Dynmao looked superior from the word go and when the clock just clicked 3rd minutes, Murzaev cut through the Police defense line and shot powerfully to trample goalie, Ritesh Thapa under the bar. 

Starting eleven of Nepal Police CLub (photo GoalNepal)

When cops were looking to settle down, a big jolt hit them up in 12th minute when Sharipov doubled the tally from just inside the box.
Dordoi then looked unstoppable as they added another goal two minutes later. Murzaev scored his second goal utilizing a defensive lapse of Nepal Police Club.  With 3-0 up, Dordoi Dynamo looked confident and held the ball possession in the entire first half.

When the match was close to the break, Yogesh Shrestha was fouled by Tagoe for which referee signaled for the spot kick. Parbat Pandey scored a cool spot kick sending Dordoi goalie to opposite direction. And that gives some moments for cops to cheer.

After the lemon break, Cops showed its improved game with Bhola Silwal and Robin Shrestha playing good game.

Murzaev was looking industrious in the Cops goal and completed his hat trick in 63rd minute.

Dordoi added another making it 5-1 in 70th minute. Baimatov received the ball from the flank just outside the D-box. He looked at the Cops' goalie, Ritesh Thapa who was little out of sight and placed the ball straight to the post. Nepal Police will Face Home team on 7th may and will look to win as win is necessary to remain reach the second Round.