Panthers won’t let another east coast side stand in their way


PETALING JAYA: Penang hope to bounce back after a bitter loss to Pahang as they head to Gong Badak to face another east coast side Terengganu in the Super League at the Sultan Mizan Stadium today.

Going on the road can take a toll on the body, but the Panthers believe they have what it takes to take down the Turtles.

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