Keen battle: Sarawak United’s Mohd Amer Saidin (left) and KL City’s J. Partiban fight for the ball during their Malaysia Cup match at the UiTM Stadium in Shah Alam on Nov 3. — Bernama
PETALING JAYA: No one gave Sarawak United a ghost of a chance in the Malaysia Cup but the team powered by oldies defied the odds to reach the Malaysia Cup quarter-finals.
But behind their success, there is great pain.
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