Penang finally strike on their home turf


Penang fans celebrating the win against Kelantan. - Photo by Penang FC

PETALING JAYA: Before the game against Kelantan, Penang coach Akmal Rizal Rakhli reminded his charges of their dismal record at home – they had yet to score a goal at the City Stadium.

Even the home fans have turned against them after Penang were held 0-0 by Terengganu and lost to northern neighbours Kedah 0-1 in their two home fixtures in the Super League.

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