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Futsal provides hopeful prospects for Deep South youth

A tourney in Malaysia gave talents from the Deep South to shine, while also providing an opportunity for discussions about the upcoming ASEAN Economic Community.

By Maluding Tido in Kuala Lampur, Malaysia

December 19, 2012

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