khaborwala online desk
Published: 17 Dec 2025, 05:19 pm
After two consecutive draws, Fortis FC finally savoured victory in the Federation Cup, demonstrating a commanding performance against Arambagh Krira Sangha on Tuesday, 16 December. The Group B clash, held at the Kings Arena, saw Fortis FC dominate proceedings to claim a resounding 4–0 triumph, taking all three points and sending a strong message to their group rivals.
The home side opened the scoring in the 25th minute when Sajed Hasan’s precise finish found the net, giving Fortis FC an early advantage. Eight minutes later, Gambian striker Pa Omar Babu doubled the lead from the penalty spot, consolidating his team’s control over the game.
In the second half, Fortis continued to assert their dominance. Nigerian forward Okafor struck in the 68th minute, and Murshid Ali added the fourth goal six minutes later, ensuring an emphatic victory. The comprehensive win propelled Fortis FC to the top of Group B, setting up an intriguing battle for qualification as the tournament progresses.
| Match Details | |
| Competition | Federation Cup 2025 |
| Date | 16 December 2025 |
| Venue | Kings Arena |
| Teams | Fortis FC vs Arambagh Krira Sangha |
| Final Score | Fortis FC 4–0 Arambagh |
| Goalscorers | Sajed Hasan (25’), Pa Omar Babu (33’ Pen), Okafor (68’), Murshid Ali (74’) |
With this victory, Fortis FC now leads the group with five points from three matches, surpassing Mohammadan SC, who currently occupy second place with four points. The group also features Bashundhara Kings, ensuring a fiercely competitive battle for the top two qualifying spots. Analysts anticipate that the remaining fixtures will be highly contested, with each team vying to secure a place in the knockout stages.
Speaking of upcoming matches, the Mohammadan SC vs Bashundhara Kings clash, originally scheduled for Tuesday, faced logistical challenges. The Bangladesh Football Federation (BAF) initially proposed relocating the fixture to Dhaka’s National Stadium, citing security constraints due to Victory Day commemorations. However, Mohammadan SC declined to play in an empty stadium. Consequently, BAF has rescheduled the encounter to 23 December in Comilla, ensuring that fans can witness the eagerly anticipated contest live.
Fortis FC’s convincing win not only boosts their confidence but also adds a thrilling twist to the Group B standings. With three points now firmly in their possession, they appear well-positioned to challenge for a spot in the Federation Cup quarter-finals, promising fans more excitement in the days to come.
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