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Hardworking midfielder Kim Jin-ryong (left) of South Korea in a file photo. – Bernama Photo

AFTER a three-week break, our professional football leagues resumed on March 7 with Premier League fixtures, followed by Super League matches the next day.

Being from Negri Sembilan, I once again found myself sitting alone in a corner of a very empty Tuanku Abdul Rahman Stadium in Seremban, hoping that my state team would grab a further three points in a bid for promotion to the Super League.

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