NEW DELHI: Malaysia may have won all their three Group D matches but, on Thursday, they face a daunting task against South Korea in the quarter-finals of the Junior World Cup at the Major Dhyan Chand National Stadium.
The Koreans have not beaten Malaysia at the junior level for the last three years, having lost in all four clashes – three Sultan of Johor Cups (2011-2013) and once in the Junior Asia Cup (2012).
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