Bangladesh is disappointed in their first match as
they get defeated to Palestine. Deep scored the only goal in the match in 78th
minute to define Palestine’s faith. This helps Palestine to collect three
points despite they were without some of their key players. First half of the
game remained goal less, although Bangladesh missed outstanding opportunity to
take the lead. If the chance was utilized, the result would have been
completely different. It was 50-50 game in the first half while no team could create
goal scoring chances beside some nonthreatening attacks.
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| Palestine Celebrating after scoring |
Palestine displayed themselves stronger in second half as
they dominated the attack. Abusalah was outstanding in the match as he added
some threating attack.The dead lock was finally broken when Deep scored on a
jumbled situation to take the lead and the goal was the decisive one. Bangladesh’s
Dutch coach Lodewijk De Kruif lamented his side's lapses in concentration while
Palestine’s Jordananian coach Jamal Mahmoud was not satisfied with the overall
performance of his team in the hard-fought win. “My players did not play well
and at times luck did not favour us,” he told reporters after the match.
Palestine meets Northern Mariana Island on March 4 while
Bangladesh plays host Nepal in their second match.
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