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Fight on: Syafiq Ahmad (left) is confident that he still has time to improve himself ahead of their Group G second-round qualifiers against the UAE on June 3.

KUALA LUMPUR: National striker Syafiq Ahmad suffered a devastating blow last December when he lost two of his loved ones in a car accident.

His 22-day old son Mohd Aisy Saqeef and mother-in-law were killed after the SUV driven by Syafiq crashed on the North-South Expressway near Nibong Tebal.

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