The game on Monday at the GMC Balayogi Gachibowli Stadium will be yet another addition to this historic rivalry. There’s nothing to separate India and Malaysia in terms of results
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The India-Malaysia football rivalry goes a long way back. From their first meeting in 1957 friendly in Kuala Lumpur, where India emerged 3-0 winners, until last year’s Merdeka Tournament clash in which Malaysia ran out 4-2 winners.
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The game on Monday at the GMC Balayogi Gachibowli Stadium will be yet another addition to this historic rivalry. There’s nothing to separate India and Malaysia in terms of results.
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