PETALING JAYA, May 31 — The Hong Kong national football team have endured some tough times in recent months and, as such, are not too confident of their chances of beating...
PETALING JAYA, May 31 — The Hong Kong national football team have endured some tough times in recent months and, as such, are not too confident of their chances of beating Malaysia in the Tier 1 international friendly at the National Stadium in Bukit Jalil tomorrow.
Andersen, who was appointed last December, said that made it very difficult for him and the players to forge a competitive outfit. The Norwegian-born coach said his team were not as lucky as Malaysia, who did not face any restrictions to run their leagues and conduct training camps.
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