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Great Britain pick up slim win over Malaysia

Great Britain rebounded with a 1-0 win over Malaysia

Updated 5 years ago · Published on 23 Apr 2021 9:49AM

Great Britain pick up slim win over Malaysia
Great Britain edged Malaysia by the solitary goal in their International Friendly Series. - Malaysian Hockey Confederation Facebook pic, April 23, 2021

KUALA LUMPUR - Great Britain rebounded from defeat in their last match to beat Malaysia with a slim 1-0 margin in the International Friendly Series that was played last night at the Bukit Jalil Hockey Stadium.

The Malaysians put up another compact performance with Muhammad Hafizuddin Othman denoting another tough night to come with a timely save from David Condon’s effort.

But Great Britain was not about to be denied as a penalty corner in the 17th minute gave them the edge when Liam Ansell smashed the ball in for the lead.

The battle went into a higher gear soon after that, as both teams pushed forward in search of the goal.

Great Britain’s Ansell and Condon were always a handful with their prodding runs and shooting on the turn but the Malaysian defence stood firm.

And the Malaysians were not giving up wherein the 47th minute, they came close with a penalty corner but was denied by keeper George Pinner as the score stayed all the way to the end. - Malaysian Hockey Confederation, April 23, 2021

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