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Malaysia put 10 past Indonesia in U-18 Asia Cup rout
Malaysia put 10 past Indonesia in U-18 Asia Cup rout

New Straits Times

time8 hours ago

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  • New Straits Times

Malaysia put 10 past Indonesia in U-18 Asia Cup rout

KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysia hammered Indonesia 10-0 to secure their second straight win in Group B of the Under-18 Asia Cup at Dazhou Stadium in China on Friday. The young Malaysians found the net through captain Iman Faris Faizo (3rd, 20th minutes), Safwan Salihe (24th, 50th, 60th), Saiful Syahy (25th), Izz Ilhan Azrul Ridzuan (27th), Hisyammudin Abdul Rani (44th), Aferullsyah Ahmad Azuan (47th) and Rafiq Raze (54th). Midfielder Harieq Afi Rishaudin was rested after sustaining a head injury in Malaysia's 4-0 win over Kazakhstan on Thursday, which required four stitches. Head coach Sufian Mohd was pleased with the dominant display but stressed the need to improve from set-pieces. "My forwards played well against a defensive Indonesia. We scored six goals from penalty corners and four from open play," said Sufian. Malaysia will next face Taiwan on Sunday.

Malaysia start strong in U-18 Asia Cup but lose Harith to head injury
Malaysia start strong in U-18 Asia Cup but lose Harith to head injury

New Straits Times

timea day ago

  • Sport
  • New Straits Times

Malaysia start strong in U-18 Asia Cup but lose Harith to head injury

KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysia opened their Under-18 Asia Cup campaign with a dominant 4-0 win over Kazakhstan, but the victory came at a cost after midfielder Harith Afi Rishaudin was rushed to hospital with a head injury. Harith was struck in the head by an opponent's hockey stick during the Group B match at the Dazhou Stadium in China on Thursday and was taken off for stitches. "He was bleeding and taken to the hospital," said coach Sufian Mohd. "I'm not sure if he will be available for tomorrow's match." Despite the injury setback and some disjointed play, Malaysia cruised to a comfortable win with goals from Harieq Hadief Fariq (13th minute), M. Thanesh (27th), captain Iman Faris Faizo (42nd) and Izz Ilham Azrul Ridzuan (47th). Malaysia converted two of seven penalty corner attempts. "The players were a bit disorganised, and we missed quite a few chances. Our finishing wasn't good," added Sufian. Malaysia will face Indonesia, who were thrashed 10-0 by Japan, in their second group match on Friday. Results Group A: Bangladesh 3 Hong Kong 0, Taiwan 2 Uzbekistan 8, Malaysia 4 Kazakhstan 0; Group B: Japan 10 Indonesia 0, China 9 Sri Lanka 0.

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