Still no salary, but Kedah fight to win


Dangerman: Tchetche Kipre (left) scored two goals in Kedah’s 2-0 win over Police.

PETALING JAYA: The Kedah players showed that they could take their minds off their off-field problems and focus on their game with a 2-0 demolition of Police – and coach Aidil Sharin is pleased.

The players are still upset that the Kedah Football Association (KFA) failed to keep to their word of settling RM1.26mil of back wages before the match but thanks to a brace from Ivory Coast hitman Tchetche Kipre in the 29th and 36th minutes, Kedah moved from eighth in the 12-team Super League standings to fourth with seven points from five matches.

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