Rising tide of young talents


A Lestari Junior FC forward (in blue) trying to shrug off his marker in the Under-10 match.

Anyone bemoaning the waning fortunes of Malaysian football should have watched the Kuala Lumpur Cup football tournament which was staged at The New Camp in Bandar Utama.

The two-day event which featured 98 teams from six countries, namely Indonesia, Singapore, Thailand, Vietnam, Sri Lanka and Malaysia, offered insights into the burgeoning talent not only in Malaysia but in South-East Asia as well.

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