Coaches ready for no-touch football


One step at a time: Selangor coach B. Sathianathan (right) will make his players go through a fitness test when they return to training.

PETALING JAYA: Football training without physical contact may seem impossible to many but seasoned coach B. Sathianathan has no problems conducting such a session.

The government’s decision to allow football training, but with players at least 3m apart, from June 15 has left many scratching their heads.

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