Penang not giving up on Super League promo


South Korean midfielder Lee Gil Hoon (left) in a file photo. He scored Penang's only goal in their 1-2 defeat to Police on April 18, 2014.

GEORGE TOWN: Penang are not ready to throw in the towel in the fight for Super League promotion despite being bumped out of the Premier League’s top two spots.

The Panthers were dealt a huge blow when they lost 1-2 to league leaders Police at the City Stadium on Friday, with Ashfaq Ali’s winning goal coming just before the final whistle.

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