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Wasteful Rhinos nearly made to pay
Published on: Monday, May 20, 2024
By: James Wong
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Sabah FC custodian Khairul Fahmi Che Mat was the toast of the team when he saved a penalty taken by Chadrack Muzungu in the 32nd minute.
SABAH FC notched their first win in the league by edging Kelantan Darul Naim FC 3-2 away from home at the Sultan Mohammad IV Stadium Friday night.
As I had expected, the home side bolstered by their new signings gave the visitors a run for their money with the strong support from some 8,000 fans in the stands.
It was definitely a different Kelantan side from last season.
They were much improved but Sabah FC’s defence managed to stand their ground well to thwart any danger.
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