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PETALING JAYA: It was a night to forget for Harimau Malaya.

Minds were fixated on avenging their 1-2 defeat against the United Arab Emirates two years ago in Kuala Lumpur but instead, a listless performance saw them sinking 0-4 in their Group G tie of the World Cup 2022-Asian Cup 2023 second-round qualifiers at the Zabeel Stadium in Dubai on Friday.

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