Pan-gon warns players of pitfalls ahead after whopping win


Not this time: Paulo Josue (left), who scored a hattrick, sees his attempt saved by the Papua New Guinea goalkeeper. — Bernama

PETALING JAYA: The Harimau Malaya are on a high after their 10-0 demolition of Papua New Guinea in a friendly on Tuesday.

With the huge win – their fourth in a row – Malaysia moved up two rungs in the FIFA rankings from 138th to 136th.

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