KUALA LUMPUR: Malacca brought high-riding Public Bank down to earth with a 2-1 win in their opening Group D match in the Malaysia Cup competition at the Selayang Municipal Council Stadium here last night.
The Premier II champions appeared lethargic after having given a herculean effort to qualify for the Super League. They had to play four matches in 11 days to get into the eight-team elite league next year – defeating Johor (3-1 on aggregate) and Johor FC (3-3 on aggregate and 5-4 on penalty kicks).
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