(Reuters) -The government of the Malaysian state of Johor has declared Monday a public holiday to celebrate Johor Darul Ta'zim's (JDT) reaching Saturday's Malaysia Cup final, where they face underdogs Sri Pahang in Bukit Jalil.
JDT are chasing a third consecutive treble — having already clinched the Super League and FA Cup — while their opponents Sri Pahang are eyeing their first domestic trophy since winning the FA Cup in 2018.
