Kuching City coach mulls over disruption in team’s tempo due to scheduling


On target: Petrus Shitembi scored the first goal while Jordan Mintah (below) celebrates after netting the second in the 2-0 win over Police. — Photo by Kuching City FC

PETALING JAYA: Poor scheduling is a cause for concern for Kuching City.

On Saturday, Kuching City returned from a 20-day break in style to gun down Police 2-0 in the Super League at the Selayang Stadium.

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