Predator FC 2 vs 5 Phantom FC

Phantom FC travelled to Lahore to face Predator FC in a high-octane league away match on 18 January 2026, kicking off at 6:00am. The seven-a-side encounter ended in a convincing 5-2 victory for Phantom FC after a pulsating 90 minutes of football, showcasing attacking flair and defensive resilience.

Phantom FC lined up in a 2-2-2 formation, deploying two central defenders, two central midfielders, and two forwards to balance defensive solidity with attacking potency. Musa Majeed guarded the goal, while Shaheer Haider and Abdul Hadi formed the central defensive partnership tasked with repelling Predator FC’s advances. In midfield, Dawood Usman and Ahmad Chaudhry operated centrally, expected to control possession, link defence and attack, and create scoring opportunities. Up front, Shamoon took up the right forward role, with Muhammad Chaudhry positioned on the left, both charged with spearheading the offensive thrust. No substitutes were named for this fixture.

The match burst into life early on when Abdul Hadi’s long-range effort forced an own goal from a Predator FC defender in the 14th minute, giving Phantom FC a dream start. Just two minutes later, Shamoon’s clever play set up Ahmad Chaudhry, who calmly slotted home a tap-in with his right foot to double the lead. The early pressure from Phantom FC was relentless, and their attacking intent was clear.

As the first half progressed, Phantom FC continued to dominate possession and chances. In the 43rd minute, Dawood Usman’s short pass found Shamoon inside the box, who expertly finished with his right foot to extend the advantage to 3-0. The visitors went into the break with a commanding lead, having executed their 2-2-2 formation’s attacking and defensive duties with precision.

The second half saw Predator FC attempt a comeback, pulling a goal back in the 53rd minute to inject some urgency into the contest. However, Phantom FC’s defence remained composed, though Predator FC managed to reduce the deficit further in the 69th minute, making it 3-2 and setting up a tense finale.

Phantom FC responded emphatically as the match neared its conclusion. In the 77th minute, Ahmad Chaudhry turned provider once more, assisting his brother Muhammad Chaudhry, who finished with a neat right-footed tap-in to restore a two-goal cushion. Just six minutes later, Dawood Usman’s flick found Shamoon, who completed his brace with another right-footed tap-in, sealing a 5-2 victory for Phantom FC.

Ahmad Chaudhry’s influential performance in midfield earned him the player of the match accolade, as he combined creativity, vision, and clinical finishing to inspire his side’s dominant display. Phantom FC’s tactical discipline and attacking verve proved decisive in overcoming Predator FC on their home turf in this enthralling seven-a-side league encounter.