Pitching for success


Not satisfied: JDT owner Tunku Ismail Sultan Ibrahim (centre) inspecting the pitch during a training session at the National Stadium. Inset: JDT’s Jordi Amat speaking at a press conference. — Bernama

Jordi and Co hope to overcome T’ganu and poor field condition for Cup glory

THE condition of the pitch is worrisome but players should not use it as an excuse to dishout lacklustre performances in the Malaysia Cup final.That’s the sentiment of Johor Darul Ta’zim (JDT) captain and centreback Jordi Amat.

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