There's going to be a revival at Terengganu


PETALING JAYA: Abdul Rahman Ibrahim wants his players to focus on Terengganu’s revival plans after their Super League title hopes were derailed following back-to-back home defeats by Sarawak (2-1) and Perak (2-0) last month.

The Turtles had been going great guns until then, and were even leading the 12-team standings at the halfway mark of the competition. But a series of unexpected results saw the east coast side slip three rungs to fourth place with 23 points after 13 matches.

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