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Malaysia thrashed Singapore 6-0 at the FIFA ASEAN Cup and, for a few giddy minutes, thought they had booked a final against Thailand. However, Indonesia playing Bangladesh at the same time, struck twice deep into stoppage time to win 9-2 and edge Harimau Malaya out on goals scored. With Malaysia now querying exactly how much time was added on, the panel weighs whether it was anything more than football at its cruellest. And is there still a brighter future for a side that has quietly come a long way?All that and more, including Manchester City's guilty verdict on 114 charges and Portugal coping just fine without Ronaldo, on this week's Just For Kicks!Image Credit: EPA/MAST IRHAM
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