Crime FC 0 vs 12 Heart Hunters

Crime FC faced Heart Hunters at Govt. Madan Mohan College, Tarapur Campus on 20 November 2025 in a 7-a-side friendly match that kicked off at 10:30am. The contest lasted 50 minutes plus injury time, with Heart Hunters running out comfortable winners by a staggering 12 goals to nil.

Crime FC lined up in a 2-3-1 formation, a setup designed to balance defensive solidity with midfield control and a lone striker leading the attack. Sadman Mahi took his place between the sticks as goalkeeper, tasked with organising the backline. The defensive duo consisted of Sabbir Hossen and Md. Nishad Elias, both central defenders expected to shield the goal and break up opposition attacks. Ahead of them, the midfield trio featured Olid Ahmed on the right, Tahmidur Rahman centrally, and Muhammad Ahnaf on the left, all charged with linking defence and attack while supporting both ends of the pitch. Leading the line was Mazharul Islam as the sole striker, whose role was to spearhead offensive moves and convert chances. No substitutes were named for Crime FC in this fixture.

From the outset, Heart Hunters imposed themselves with ruthless efficiency. Within just two minutes, they found the net to set the tone for what would be a relentless onslaught. Barely a minute later, they doubled their advantage, leaving Crime FC chasing shadows early on. The visitors continued their dominance, adding a third goal by the seventh minute, signalling a difficult day ahead for the home side.

Heart Hunters maintained their pressure and extended their lead further with goals in the 13th and 16th minutes. Crime FC’s defensive pair of Sabbir Hossen and Md. Nishad Elias were under constant siege, struggling to contain the visitors’ fluid attacking play. The midfield trio, including Tahmidur Rahman, Olid Ahmed, and Muhammad Ahnaf, found little respite as Heart Hunters controlled possession and dictated the tempo.

By the 19th minute, Heart Hunters had scored their sixth goal, and just five minutes later, they struck again to make it seven before the half-time whistle. The first half concluded at the 25-minute mark with Heart Hunters firmly in command, leading 7-0.

The second half saw no let-up from Heart Hunters, who continued to exploit gaps in Crime FC’s defence. They added five more goals between the 27th and 40th minutes, leaving the scoreboard reading 12-0. Despite the efforts of goalkeeper Sadman Mahi, who faced a barrage of shots, the visitors’ clinical finishing proved too much to handle.

Crime FC’s lone striker, Mazharul Islam, found himself isolated as the midfield struggled to gain a foothold in the game. The right and left midfielders, Olid Ahmed and Muhammad Ahnaf respectively, were unable to provide meaningful support or create chances against a well-organised Heart Hunters side.

With no substitutes available, Crime FC had to endure the entire match with their starting seven, which undoubtedly contributed to their fatigue and inability to stem the flow of goals. Heart Hunters’ relentless attacking display left no doubt as to their superiority on the day.

In summary, this friendly encounter at Govt. Madan Mohan College was a one-sided affair, with Heart Hunters showcasing their attacking prowess and tactical discipline to secure a comprehensive 12-0 victory over Crime FC. The home side will look to regroup and address the defensive frailties exposed in this encounter as they prepare for future matches.