Sabah hoping to continue hot streak in Malaysia Cup


Huge improvement: Sabah coach Jelius Ating said that his players have become more mature since their outing in the Malaysia Cup last season. — Bernama

PETALING JAYA: Newly-crowned Premier League champions Sabah will enter the Malaysia Cup with more swagger.

The Rhinos were the surprise package last season when they topped Group D ahead of Pahang to reach the semi-finals.

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