Kedah and Sabah reach the last four


All to fight for: Kedah’s Ahmad Firdaus Ismail (centre) vying for the ball with Melaka’s Muhammad Ridhwan Mohd Nazri at the Manjung Municipal Council stadium yesterday. — Bernama

KEDAH’S football coach Victor Andrag was in no mood to celebrate although his team reached the semi-finals.

The Canaries defeated Melaka 2-1 deep into the extra time in the quarter-final at the Manjung Municipal Council Stadium yesterday and Andrag hoped the team would recover in time for their next match.

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