Fandi overcomes obstacles with Pahang to reach Malaysia Cup final again


Former Singapore national footballer Fandi Ahmad during the BYD Football Fiesta at ARFC Woodleigh on Feb 22. - ST/ANN

SINGAPORE: The magic of Fandi Ahmad is inextricably linked with the Malaysia Cup and, 45 years after he scored Singapore’s winner against Selangor in the 1980 final for his first title, the 62-year-old has a shot at another sensational title.

Now coach of Sri Pahang, the legendary striker has guided his team through numerous challenges to reach the April 12 Malaysia Cup final against giants Johor Darul Takzim (JDT).

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