Pressure-free Malaysia aim for podium in Asian Champions Trophy


KUANTAN, 19 Okt -- SEMANGAT... Jurulatih hoki kebangsaan Stephen Van Huizen (kanan) bersama ketua pasukan Muhd Sukri Abdul Mutalib ketika sidang media sempena Kejohanan Trofi Juara-Juara Asia (ACT) hari ini.
Kejohanan itu akan bermula esok hingga 30 Oktober ini di Stadium Hoki Kuantan dan disertai oleh pasukan terbaik Asia termasuk India, Pakistan, Korea, China dan Jepun.
--fotoBERNAMA (2016) HAK CIPTA TERPELIHARA

KUANTAN: Malaysia will be under no pressure when they compete in the fourth edition of the Asian Champions Trophy, which starts at the Kuantan Hockey Stadium on Thursday.

With home ground advantage, the hosts should be looking for a podium finish.

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