Rain, rain go away


Time to adapt: Sabah’s Darren Lok are hoping that it will not rain when they take on Pahang in the Malaysia Cup second-leg semi-final on Sunday. — Sabah FC

PETALING JAYA: When it rains, it pours – that best describes the worsening condition of the field at the Temerloh Stadium during the monsoon season.

The non-stop torrential downpour had made the pitch bad to worse and it had affected the Super League game between Pahang and Kuala Lumpur last week, with some even calling it a ‘waterpolo’ match.

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