SPORTS has the power to bring people together, they say. Football certainly has this power to inspire and unite people to face health and safety challenges especially during the pandemic.
With the Covid-19 cases showing no signs of abating anytime soon, the fine run of the Penang Football Club (PFC) has somewhat put the smile back in the faces of Penangites.
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Ryuji Utomo will join Penang on loan from Persija Jakarta. - Photo by Persija Jakarta.
Soon cheering while watching a football match at City Stadium in Penang.
Chow: The performance of our players was terrific
Penang chief minister Chow Kon Yeow talking to reporters after giving out scholarship to recipients under the ‘Penang Athlete Career Education’ (Pace) programme at a hotel in George Town, Penang. (April 26,2021). - CHAN BOON KAI/The Star
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