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Jhapa FC and Kathmandu Razors Draw in Nepal Super League Clash

In a riveting clash at Dasharath Stadium in Tripureshwar, the duel between Jhapa FC and Kathmandu Razors concluded with a deadlock in the second season of the Nepal Super League (NSL).

Despite both teams creating several opportunities, the match failed to witness any goals, leaving fans on the edge of their seats. The former champions, Kathmandu, missed a crucial chance to level points with the table-topping Dhangadhi FC, settling for a draw. With five points from three matches and consecutive draws, Kathmandu’s pursuit of dominance faces a tough challenge.

Jhapa FC is in seventh position, earning two points from the match. Their journey in the NSL has been mixed, with a defeat against Sporting Eelam and a draw with Pokhara Thunders.

The game was not without its moments of drama. In the 14th minute, Kathmandu’s marquee player, Hishub Thapalia, whose low shot was skillfully saved by Jhapa’s goalkeeper, Stefan Cupik. A disputed goal opportunity for Jhapa in the 27th minute added another layer of intensity to the match.

As the action unfolded, both teams displayed resilience in defence. Kathmandu’s Abhishek Baral and Jhapa’s goalkeeper Cupik showcased their skills, preventing potential breakthroughs. Noteworthy was Jhapa’s sigh of relief in the 80th minute when Tojidinov Komivan’s free-kick missed the mark.

The second half brought close calls, with Abhishek denying Samandar Okilov’s strike in the 64th minute and Nkenguy Junior missing a golden opportunity to score in the dying moments.

The absence of Anjan Bista added to the challenges faced by Jhapa against a formidable Kathmandu side.

In the end, the match showcased the competitive spirit of both teams, leaving spectators eager for more thrilling encounters in the NSL.

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