Former Harimau Malaya coach Satiananthan dies

Former Harimau Malaya coach Satiananthan dies

B Satiananthan coached the national team from 2007 to 2009.

B Satiananthan led Kelantan to the 2010 Malaysia Cup title before winning the Premier League with the Malaysian Armed Forces in 2012 and Felda United in 2018. (Bernama pic)
PETALING JAYA:
Former national football team coach B Satiananthan has died.

Satiananthan, who coached the national team from 2007 to 2009, was 65.

His death was confirmed by Bernama.

Football Association of Malaysia media, communications and public relations committee chairman A Christopher Raj also tweeted that Satiananthan died today.

“Rest in Peace Anna (older brother), you fought a good fight,” he tweeted.

It was previously reported that Satiananthan was battling cancer.

Satiananthan led Kelantan to the 2010 Malaysia Cup title before winning the Premier League with the Malaysian Armed Forces in 2012 and Felda United in 2018.

In his playing days, Satiananthan turned out for Negeri Sembilan and Melaka. He also earned 15 caps for the national team.

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