Haze or not, training must go on for Harimau Malaya


National players continue to train despite the haze reaching dangerous level in Klan Valley. - ROHAIZAT DARUS / The Star

PETALING JAYA: The unhealthy haze situation forced the postponement of most of the sporting activities in Malaysia.

But the beleaguered Malaysian football team, without the luxury of time on their side, could ill-afford to skip even one training session.

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