Turtles ready to go all out against Bali United after M’sia Cup heartache


PETALING JAYA: Terengganu will aim to put behind their Malaysia Cup final heartbreak with a strong performance in their last AFC Cup Group G match against Bali United at Sultan Mizan Zainal Abidin Stadium today.

The Turtles are second in the group with nine points after five matches and a point behind leaders Central Coast Mariners from Australia. The other two teams in the group are the eliminated third-placed Bali United with seven points and Stallion Laguna who have a point.

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