Forces to sign Korean defender to stem the tide


PETALING JAYA: Armed Forces’ back is against the wall, no thanks to the weak back-line due to the mounting injuries and suspensions.

But Forces coach B. Sathianathan believes there’s light at the end of the tunnel as he is set to acquire a South Korean defender to replace Australian centreback Spase Dilevski, who is out for the season with a serious injury.

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