Inefficient players will be dropped for match against Hong Kong in September


Malaysia downed: Lebanon’s Nassar Nassarr (right) and Malaysia’s Mahali Jasuli fight for the ball during the Asian Cup qualifiers at Larkin Stadium in Johor Baru on Tuesday. – ABDUL RAHMAN EMBONG/ The Star

JOHOR BARU: The message is loud and clear: heads will roll in the national football team.

New national coach Eduardo Vingada is ready to ring in the changes for their second Group B match against Hong Kong in the 2019 Asian Cup qualifiers in September.

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