Bangladesh conceded a 1-0 defeat to Seychelles in the second and last match of the Fifa International Friendly Series at Sylhet District Stadium Tuesday.
England-born former Chelsea defender Michael Mancienne netted the all-important goal from a penalty in the second half to level the series.
Bangladesh earlier won the first game by the same margin.
The home side started the game leaving regular captain Jamal Bhuiyan on the bench and giving defender Topu Barman the armband.
Robiul Islam, who replaced Jamal, began brightly as he tried his luck from outside the box in the seventh minute but the effort flew over.
Javier Cabrera was forced to make an early substitution after left-back Rimon Hossain got injured and Alomgir Molla replaced him to make international debut in the 19th minute.
Alomgir made immediate impact on the pitch as his precise cross created a great chance for Rakib Hossain at the far post but the winger couldn't connect.
A minute later, Robiul dribbled past a defender before taking a shot from the edge of the box with his weaker foot which went straight to the keeper.
In the added time of first half, Topu took a powerful shot from outside the box that was cleared away by the keeper Alvin Roddy.
Rakib broke into the right side of the penalty area before taking a shot that flew over in the 55th minute.
Jamal came off the bench soon afterwards, in place of Robiul, while Mohammad Ibrahim replaced Mojibur Rahman.
The visitors earned a penalty at the hour mark when Saad Uddin made a terrible foul inside the area and Mancienne made no mistake from the spot.
Substitute Eleta Kingsley had a good chance in the 76th minute but his volley following Sohel Rana's long ball went wide.
Result
Bangladesh 0 – 1 Seychelles (Mancienne 62)
