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Asia Africa Intelligence Wire

| July 29, 2002 | COPYRIGHT 2003 Financial Times Ltd. (Hide copyright information)Copyright

(From Malay Mail)

Byline: Mustapha Kamaruddin

PERAK fans are in a dither over Malacca Telecoms' 5-2 win against Sabah in a Malaysia Cup tie at Kubu Stadium on Saturday. Three of the club side's goals came courtesy of their deadly striker Isaac Kufour. The Perak fans' anxiety is understandable after watching their own team edge NS Chempaka 2-1 in another Cup match in Ipoh on Saturday. These fans just could not believe that the formidable Rhinos were outgunned in such a manner. This is because Malacca Telecoms are the team whom league champions Perak will entertain in the first leg FA Cup semifinals at Perak Stadium tomorrow. Perak team manager Datuk Jamal …

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