MFL hits back at Pan Gon over Selangor's 48-hour fixture controversy
KUALA LUMPUR: The Malaysian Football League ( MFL ) has defended its scheduling of Selangor’s fixtures, saying the Red Giants received the minimum two-day rest and travel period between matches.
The Malaysian Football League (MFL) has responded to Selangor coach Kim Pan Gon's criticism regarding the tight fixture schedule for his team. Pan Gon expressed concern over the 48-hour and 45-minute gap between Selangor's Super League match against Melaka and their FA Cup quarter-final clash against Sabah.
The MFL defended its scheduling, stating that Selangor received the minimum two-day rest and travel period required. The league clarified that all 12 M-League clubs are given a minimum two-day rest and travel window this season. Pan Gon reiterated his call for better player protection and fair treatment, emphasizing the need for a balanced approach between competition schedules and player welfare.
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