Jordan coach wary despite past wins over Malaysia


Inside knowledge: Jordan winger Mahmoud Al-Mardi knows Malaysia’s style quite well as he played for Kedah in the Super League.

PETALING JAYA: Jordan are the favourites but coach Hussein Ammouta does not want to take their status for granted.

Ammouta wants his team to put their good record against Malaysia on the back burner as they focus on their Group E clash in the Asian Cup at the Al Janoub Stadium today at 8.30pm in Doha (1.30am Malaysian time).

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