Pan Gon demands aggressive Selangor approach in Kuching
KUALA LUMPUR: Selangor coach Kim Pan Gon has warned his players against sitting back to protect their slender lead when they face Kuching City in Sunday’s FA Cup semi-final second leg.
Selangor coach Kim Pan Gon has urged his players to adopt an aggressive approach in Sunday's FA Cup semi-final second leg against Kuching City. The Red Giants hold a 2-1 aggregate lead, but Pan Gon believes a cautious attitude could backfire against a strong home crowd. He emphasized the importance of staying bold, confident, and proud throughout the match, stating, "We have a clear target...
We will fight for this. We must stand firmly and keep moving forward, hit them, score, and win to give the best result to the fans." The Selangor players aim to finally win silverware, while Kuching hopes to overturn the one-goal deficit on home soil and claim their first-ever final appearance. Pan Gon also appealed to the fans, urging both those present at the match in Sarawak and those watching back home to provide unwavering support and believe in the team's ability to secure a place in the final.
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