Madanpura F.C deliberately roll over against Central Railway Police in an act of shame

by Siddharth Yadav May 15, 2015

In a one sided affair, Central Railway Police thrashed Madanpura SC 11-0, but it wasn’t the scoreline which was the center of attention in highly disappointing series of events at St. Xavier’s ground. It seemed as if match fixing rose its ugly head once again as Madanpura F.C who fielded young boys for the game seemed to deliberately pass to their opponents in front of goal allowing them to score.

Whether the match was fixed or not needs investigation, it was a pathetic display from Madanpura F.C who should face action for their unsporting behaviour.

In the first half which showed some signs of competitiveness, Central Railway police needed only two minutes to open their account, Madanpura S.C defender handed the ball just outside the box with referring awarding free kick to Central Railway Police. Arun Kanjilal comfortably finishes it as his shot went over the keeper and made the score 1-0 in favour of Central Railway Police inside just two minutes.

Three minutes later, Madanpura S.C were left in vain, yet again. Central Railway Police were awarded another free kick, Arun Kanjilal stepped up again and scored the reminiscence of his first goal as the ball went over the keeper. Five minutes on the clock and its already 2-0 to Central Railway Police.

It didn’t took much time for Central Railway Police to score their third, 21 minutes into the game Tanvir Shaikh scored to make sure that things get much worse for Madanpura S.C. The first half ended 3-0 in favour of Central Railway Police.

If the first half was a rampage then the second half was much shocking, it seemed that Madanpura S.C deliberately started to conceding goals which made everyone in dilemma.

The goals started raining on the pitch for Central Railway Police as they scored eight goals in second half.
Madanpura S.C’s goalkeeper didn’t even tried to save any of the goals scored in second half resulting in a total destruction of Madanpura S.C.

Jagdeep Singh, Sunil Kamble, Mahesh Mhatre, Tanvir Shaikh, Arun Kanjil and Nana Mudhe all were on scoresheet for Central Railway Police.