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Unbeaten Terengganu march towards title defence in style

13 Nov 2022 05:56pm
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KUALA LUMPUR - Following an undefeated run in Group A, reigning champions Terengganu are expected to be a nightmare for Perlis when both teams settle scores in the quarter-finals of the 2022 Agong’s Cup rugby championship on Nov 26.

When the preliminary stage competition ended yesterday, Terengganu topped Group A after beating Melaka 78-3 at the Melaka Matriculation College, Masjid Tanah, thus winning their second group match to meet Perlis who are Group D runners-up.

Group A runners-up Johor will face Group D champions PDRM (Royal Malaysian Police) who are aiming to end a 30-year drought by emerging as 38th Agong’s Cup champions after winning all three group matches including a 38-21 victory over Perlis in Kangar, yesterday.

Eleven-time champions Armed Forces (ATM), who topped Group B, are scheduled to meet six-time champions Selangor who finished second in Group C.

Awaiting Group C champions Putrajaya in the quarter-finals are Pahang as Group B runners-up.
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In the meantime, Malaysian Rugby Union (MRU) officials when contacted by Bernama confirmed that they will finalise the venue for the 2022 Agong’s Cup quarter-finals soon.

The competition takes a two-week break to make way for the 15th General Election (GE15) on Nov 19 before resuming play a week later. - BERNAMA

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