Matador set to be bullish against soldiers


PETALING JAYA: Matador are ready to take on their next two fixtures head-on as the Malaysian Hockey League (MHL) debutants are back with a full squad, but finding the balance between local and foreign players remains a challenge for head coach K. Yogeswaran.

Having been without four Pakistani players during their 2-6 loss against TNB Thunderbolts on Jan 26, Matador need all hands on deck as they play Armed Forces today and UITM tomorrow.

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