Two losses in a row for new coach Kinoshi, but he won’t blame players


PETALING JAYA: Katsuhito Kinoshi wished his start to his head coaching career could have been better.

The Japanese coach, who took over Selangor on Nov 25, has lost his first two games as a coach and the recent one was a painful 1-2 defeat against Pahang in the Malaysia Cup round of 16 second-leg game at the Petaling Jaya Stadium on Sunday.

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