Inconsistent Perak to rely on discipline to take them to final


Mastermind: KL’s Shahril Saabah (left) tries to dribble past Pahang’s Mohd Arif Syafie Ishak during the Razak Cup Group D match last week. — Bernama

PETALING JAYA: Perak are the obvious favourites in the semi-final clash against Kuala Lumpur in the Razak Cup but their inconsistency is making them feel uneasy.

Yet, they somehow managed to stay unbeaten up to the quarter-finals. In the group stages, they started with a 3-3 draw with Johor, then beat Sabah 2-0 and were held 2-2 by Selangor to finish tops in Group B with five points.

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