PETALING JAYA: Rookies Kelantan United are out to upset the odds in the Malaysia Cup when the tournament kicks off on Nov 6.
The Kota Baru-based club finished eighth in the 12-team Premier League but they got the nod to play because the second-placed Terengganu II, fourth-placed Johor Darul Ta’zim II and seventh-placed Selangor II are ineligible to play as they are development sides.
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