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Selangor coach warns his men the job is not done yet

KUALA LUMPUR: With a three-goal cushion (4-1) from the first-leg, it’s hard for Selangor not to feel comfortable when they host Perlis’ Star City in the FA Cup quarter-final second leg at MBPJ Stadium on Sunday.

Selangor coach warns his men the job is not done yet

Selangor finds itself comfortably leading the first leg of their FA Cup quarter-final against Perlis Star City, with a three-goal lead (4-1). However, head coach Kim Pan Gon reminds his players not to let this lead lead to complacency. Pan Gon emphasizes the need to return to the style of play that reflects their desired brand of football, with strong mentality and physical intensity.

Despite the team's admirable performance in the first leg, Pan Gon acknowledges that they still have work to do and acknowledges the players' resilience in adverse conditions. He warns that the team cannot afford to be overconfident, as Perlis Star City is a formidable and cohesive side. Pan Gon emphasizes the importance of thorough preparation and finishing the job in front of their home supporters.

The other quarter-final matches will be held on Saturday, with Kuching City facing Kelantan City at Stadium Taha Ariffin in Petra Jaya. Kuching City and Kelantan City are currently tied 0-0 from their first leg encounter. Meanwhile, KL City and DPMM FC are also level at 3-3 after their first leg match.

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