Heartbreak In Qatar

Sean Malhotra | Keeshaanan Sundaresan | Myra

22-Jan-24 20:00

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Though mathematically possible to progress, the mission in Doha got a lot harder for Harimau Malaya as a last-minute strike was enough to give Bahrain a one-nil win in the cagey encounter. South Korea next on the 25th of January to round off the group stages, will Kim Pan Gon's men make an impression? Elsewhere, Arsenal rout Crystal Palace for five while a returning Ivan Toney inspired Brentford to a 3-2 win over Forest. All that, plus EFL semis & AFCON previews, here on Just For Kicks.

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