FA Cup: Penang coach not giving up the ghost


Penang football player Lee Gil-hoon of South Korea trying to evade the Kedah defence during the Premier League match in March. - Filepic

GEORGE TOWN: Penang are not ready to give up the fight yet despite facing an uphill task against title-holders Pahang in the FA Cup quarter-final second leg at the City Stadium on Wednesday night.

Early strikes by Mohd Hafiz Kamal and Dickson Nwakaeme in the opening 15 minutes were enough for the Elephants to seize a 2-0 advantage in the first leg in Kuantan a fortnight ago.

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