Ex-Sarawak star: No more ‘madness’ please


PETALING JAYA: Sarawak could have won the Malaysia Cup for the first time 25 years ago.

Former Sarawak striker Pengiran Bala believes that if not for the “moment of madness” at the State Stadium in Kuching during the return-leg of the Malaysia Cup semi-finals in 1988, it could very well have been the year of the “Ngap Sayot”.

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