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MFL: Two Kuching City FC matches postponed

18 players and officials of Kuching City FC test positive for Covid-19

Updated 4 years ago · Published on 18 Mar 2022 2:00PM

MFL: Two Kuching City FC matches postponed
The Malaysian Football League (MFL) says the affected ties are Kuching City’s opening match against Terengganu FC II at the State Stadium in Kuching tomorrow and the one against Selangor FC 2 at Stadium UiTM in Shah Alam on March 27. – The Vibes file pic, March 18, 2022

KUALA LUMPUR – Two matches involving Kuching City FC have been postponed after 18 players and officials of the Premier League team tested positive for Covid-19.

The Malaysian Football League (MFL), in a statement today, said the affected ties are Kuching City’s opening match against Terengganu FC II at the State Stadium in Kuching tomorrow and the one against Selangor FC 2 at Stadium UiTM in Shah Alam on March 27.

MFL expressed its sympathy to the Kuching City players and officials who are Covid-19 positive and wished them a speedy recovery.

Several matches in the Super League, Premier League and FA Cup had been postponed since early this month due to the spread of COVID-19 infections among team players and officials. – Bernama, March 18, 2022

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