Vicente believes Malaysia gain valuable lesson despite India draw


Going all out: Malaysia’s Paulo Josue (left) vying for the ball with an India player at the Gachabowli Stadium in Hyderabad. — FAM
Going all out: Malaysia’s Paulo Josue (left) vying for the ball with an India player at the Gachabowli Stadium in Hyderabad. — FAM

PETALING JAYA: There were disappointed faces when Harimau Malaya were held 1-1 by India in an international friendly at the Gachabowli Stadium in Hyderabad, India, on Monday but interim coach Pau Marti Vicente said his boys would have learnt what is needed to do well in the Asian Cup 2027 third-round qualifiers next year.

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