Malaysia eye revenge against S. Korea and lift Cup for first time


Making their mark: Malaysian players celebrating a goal against Japan at the Sultan Azlan Shah Cup on Monday. Malaysia won 4-2.

PETALING JAYA: Malaysia hope to be third time lucky against South Korea in the final of the Sultan Azlan Shah Cup today.

After losing 1-2 in the Asia Cup final in May, Malaysia had been looking for revenge at the invitational tournament being held at the Sultan Azlan Shah Stadium in Ipoh.

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