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M’sia-Spain Hockey World Cup match to be shown on two big screens

Locations are Dataran Merdeka, Putrajaya Corporation, says minister Hannah Yeoh

Updated 3 years ago · Published on 22 Jan 2023 12:18PM

M’sia-Spain Hockey World Cup match to be shown on two big screens
Football fans watch the AFF Cup semi-final between Malaysia and Vietnam on a big screen at Dataran Putrajaya on January 10. The Youth and Sports Ministry says it will continue such screenings for other future sporting events. – Bernama pic, January 22, 2023

KUALA LUMPUR – Hockey fans will have the opportunity to watch the World Cup cross-over match between Malaysia and Spain on big screens at two locations today. 

Youth and Sports Minister Hannah Yeoh said the two locations are Dataran Merdeka here and Putrajaya Corporation, Precinct 3 in Putrajaya.

“For those who are not going back to their hometowns, two big screen locations are available to watch our hockey team play.

“To support the Malaysian team, I will celebrate the first day of Chinese New Year at Dataran Merdeka. Let’s go!” she said in a Facebook post.

Yeoh also invited all Malaysians to attend the screenings, which start at 6.45pm, and support the Speedy Tigers.

On Thursday, world number nine Malaysia, under the guidance of head coach A. Arul Selvaraj, edged New Zealand 3-2 in their last Group C match at Kalinga Stadium in Bhubaneswar, India.

It was Malaysia’s second win after a similar 3-2 victory over Chile, thus putting the Speedy Tigers in second spot behind the Netherlands in Group C.

Malaysia have a dismal record against Spain, having beaten them just three times and drawn twice in 18 meetings. – Bernama, January 22, 2023

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