HK have different approach to tame a stronger Harimau Malaya


Calm before the storm: Hong Kong coach Jorn Andersen (left) and rightback Tsui Wang Kit at the pre-match press conference at the Sultan Ibrahim Stadium in Iskandar Puteri. — Bernama

PETALING JAYA: The changes are so visible that Jorn Andersen says he hardly recognises the Harimau Malaya he knew six years ago.

At the 2018 AFC Asian Cup qualifiers, the Norwegian, who was then North Korea’s coach, masterminded two 4-1 wins against Malaysia.

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