Black Eagle FC 1 vs 1 Class 7 BV

Black Eagle FC faced off against Class 7 BV at Coxs Bazar on 15 September 2026, with kick-off at 10:00am in a tightly contested 9-a-side encounter. The match lasted 50 minutes plus added time and ended 1-1 after normal time, before Class 7 BV edged a dramatic penalty shootout 7-6.

Black Eagle FC lined up in a 3-3-2 formation, a setup designed to balance defensive solidity with attacking support. The three defenders were expected to hold a compact line at the back, while the three midfielders would provide both defensive cover and forward thrust. The two forwards were tasked with leading the line, looking to exploit spaces and create chances. Unfortunately, no details of the starting XI or substitutes were provided, so individual player contributions cannot be named.

The first half was a cagey affair, with both sides probing but unable to break the deadlock. The referee, Saiful Tushar, maintained control throughout the 25 minutes before the half-time whistle. Despite the limited time frame and the reduced number of players on the pitch, the teams showed tactical discipline and resilience.

With no goals recorded before the break, the second half saw both Black Eagle FC and Class 7 BV pushing for an advantage. The match eventually produced a goal apiece, reflecting the evenly matched nature of the contest. However, the details of the goalscorers and the exact timing of the goals were not disclosed.

As the final whistle blew on the 50 minutes of play, the scoreline stood at 1-1, necessitating a penalty shootout to decide the winner. The shootout was a tense affair, with both sides converting six and seven penalties respectively. Ultimately, Class 7 BV triumphed 7-6 on penalties, narrowly denying Black Eagle FC a victory on home turf.

Despite the disappointment of the shootout loss, Black Eagle FC demonstrated commendable organisation and fighting spirit throughout the match. The 3-3-2 formation allowed them to compete effectively against Class 7 BV, and the close scoreline reflected the competitive nature of the fixture. The referee’s management ensured a fair and flowing game, contributing to an engaging contest at Coxs Bazar.