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Central & South Asia Wrap: Tractor, Mohun Bagan stay top despite defeats
New Delhi: Defeats didn’t do much damage for the pacesetters of the Iran Pro League and Indian Super League while Dhaka Mohammedan scripted their fourth consecutive victory in Bangladesh.
The AFC.com brings to you a wrap of all the domestic league matches played across Central and South Asia the past week.

IR Iran: Mixed fortunes for Tractor
Tractor endured mixed fortunes, winning one and losing the other in the Iran Pro League but clung on to top spot.

Tractor kicked off the week in style, proving too strong for Malavan in a 2-0 win but then suffered a 1-0 defeat to lowly placed Shams Azar – thus staying on 28 points from 13 matches.
Second-placed Sepahan failed to fully capitalise as they shared a 1-1 draw with Gol Gohar to move level on points with Tractor.

It also wasn't a pleasant week for defending champions Persepolis as they went down 3-1 to Mes Rafsanjan to remain five points behind Tractor.

In other matches, Zob Ahan beat Malavan 1-0, Nassaji Mazandaran defeated Havadar by an identical margin while Esteghlal and Aluminium Arak split points in a 1-1 draw.

India: Mohun Bagan stay top despite loss
Defending champions Mohun Bagan Super Giant managed to stay on top of the Indian Super League table despite going down 2-1 to FC Goa.

Mohun Bagan maintained top spot on 26 points - two clear of Bengaluru FC who were not in action.
Victory for Goa saw them move into third on 22 points.

East Bengal had a good week, winning 4-2 against Punjab FC and 1-0 against ,Jamshedpur FC while Mumbai City FC edged Chennaiyin FC 1-0.

Bangladesh: Mohammedan stay perfect
Dhaka Mohammedan continued their momentum in the Bangladesh Premier Football League, registering a convincing 3-1 win over Police for their fourth consecutive victory.

Emmanuel Tony, Sunday Emmanuel and Souleymane Diabate scored for Mohammedan as they stayed three points clear at the top.

Rahamtahganj and Abahani Limited Dhaka - both on nine points – beat Brothers Union (3-1) and defending champions Bashundhara Kings (1-0) respectively.  

In other matches, Fakirer Phool defeated Abahani Chittagong 2-0 while Fortis and Dhaka Wanderers shared the spoils in a 1-1 draw.