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Harimau Malaya seek confidence booster in friendly ahead of Asian Cup

By T. AVINESHWARAN
Warming up nicely: Paulo Josue (left) at a training session in Doha yesterday. — FAM

PETALING JAYA: There won’t be anything friendly about the Malaysian football team’s closed-door friendly match against Syria in Doha, Qatar, today.

Coach Kim Pan-gon’s Harimau Malaya intend to create a winning momentum before their Asian Cup Group E opener against Jordan at the Al-Janoub Stadium on Jan 15.

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