PETALING JAYA: The Malaysian Football League (MFL) have urged clubs in the Super and Premier League to obey the rules set by the body, as all football activities including team training are not allowed until approved by the National Security Council (NSC).
In a statement on Sunday , MFL chief executive officer Datuk Ab Ghani Hassan said that the decision was based on the conditional movement control order until June 9.
"MFL hopes that teams would continue to obey the instructions until the government announces a new update on the conditional MCO.
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