Despite a new coach, Malaysia lost their first competitive match since the 2016 Suzuki Cup.
A new-look Malaysia conceded an added-time goal from Lebanon's Rabih Ataya to succumb to a 2-1 defeat in 2019 AFC Asian Cup qualifying on Tuesday night.
The Zob Ahan winger had earlier scored through another well-taken effort in the 79th minute to cancel out Mahali Jasuli's first-half effort. The win sees Lebanon top the group on six points, while Malaysia sit bottom of the group with a game in hand.









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