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Madurai: Assam, down by two goals till the 52nd minute, rallied to draw 3-3 with Maharashtra in their ‘B’ group quarterfinal league in the 17th youth (under-21) National football championship at the Race Course stadium here on Monday. Maharashtra went into the lead with a fifth minute goal through Craig D’Souza. It went ahead 2-0 in the 44th minute when Ansari Tarique headed home. Assam reduced the margin in the 52nd minute through Sibra Narzary. Manash Manjit Chetia found the equaliser in the 71st minute with a fine back-volley. However, Maharashtra went ahead again in the 75th minute with Keegan Pereira converting a penalty. Manash Manjit Chetia secured a draw for Assam when he scored off a rebound from goalkeeper Nesarullah Khan. In another match, Kerala held defending champion Goa to a goalless draw. Assam and Goa lead the table with four points each, while Kerala and Maharashtra have one point each. The results: Maharashtra 3 (Craig D’Souza, Ansari Tarique, Keegan Pereira) drew with Assam 3 (Sibra Narzary, Manash Manjit Chetia 2). Kerala drew with Goa 0-0. — Sports Correspondent
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