Pan Gon expects Singapore to stick with a defensive game approach tomorrow night. theSun theSundaily football PanGon Malaysia Singapore AFFCup
KUALA LUMPUR, Jan 2 -- National head coach Kim Pan Gon spoke at a press conference for the AFF Mitsubishi Electric Cup 2022 Group B match between Malaysia and Singapore at Bukit Jalil National Stadium today. BERNAMAPIX: National head coach Kim Pan Gon said Singapore is a team that ‘plays to defend’ ahead of the 2022 ASEAN Football Federation Cup Group B decider at the National Stadium in Bukit Jalil, tomorrow night.
He said Singapore’s gameplay contradicted the tactical approach of his side which was more proactive and served high-quality and entertaining games. “We want to be proactive, we want to dominate the game, give energetic and dynamic football play to achieve a win so we are different from them but I think they have their own style and we will fully respect their style and approach,“ he said during a pre-match press conference in Bukit Jalil here, today.
Meanwhile, Pan Gon said his players are aware that tomorrow’s match is very important and require each individual to focus throughout the match to secure three points.
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