Adisak’s the extra weapon Turtles need to unsettle Red Giants


PETALING JAYA: The return of Thailand striker Adisak Kraisorn will provide more ammunition for Terengganu when they take on Selangor in their Malaysia Cup first-leg quarter-final at the Sultan Mizan Stadium in Gong Badak today.

The 32-year-old has been sidelined for almost two months due to a hamstring injury and missed the two-leg last-16 tie against M3 club KL Rovers.

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