Osmera: Focus will be on development after U-17 Asian Cup


osmera omaro (left) shaking hands with Yemen coach

PETALING JAYA: Malaysia’s run in the AFC Under-17 Asian Cup in Thailand has ended but coach Osmera Omaro is determined to guide his players in their development as they prepare to take the next step in their budding careers.

A brace by Dainei Mat Disa saw Malaysia come from behind to edge Laos 2-1 in their final Group A tie at the Thammasat Stadium on Wednesday as they finished third on three points in Group A.

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