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Chan Kin-wa

South China coach Yeung Ching-kwong has warned his team of no more slip-ups when they take on rivals Sun Pegasus in the BOCG Life Premier League at Hong Kong Stadium tonight.
The Caroliners were held to a surprising 1-1 draw by bottom club Wofoo Tai Po and Yeung said he did not want another "negative result".

	They have won all four of their matches so far this season and can slip further away from us in the table if they win

	Yeung Ching-kwong
"We have to take this match like a cup final especially against Pegasus," said Yeung. "They have won all four of their matches so far this season and can slip further away from us in the table if they win. Everybody knows how important this match is. We will do our best to stop them."
South China have four points from two games so far.

Yeung has a good record against Sun Pegasus since becoming coach at South China last season.
Under his charge, the Caroliners beat Pegasus twice last season, in both the FA Cup and the Play-off Cup and held Pegasus to a 2-2 draw in the league.
But Yeung admitted it would be harder this time. "They have strengthened their squad by recruiting many quality local players, while their foreign legion has always been reliable," said Yeung. "Players like Shum Kwok-keung and Chan Man-fai have added firepower up front, while new goalkeeper Jerrad Tyson is consistent.
"We need to be at our best, just like when we beat Kitchee in the season curtain-raiser [South China beat Kitchee 2-0 in the HKJC Community Cup].
"We need to attack and defend more efficiently and effectively."
Pegasus striker Admir Rascic, who scored in all his four matches this season and playmaker Ju Yingzhi, who has been active in midfield since playing for Hong Kong at the Asian Games in Incheon, will be South China's danger men.
South China received some good news ahead of the match with striker Chan Siu-ki and flanker Lee Wai-lim both expected to start.
Defensive midfielder Sean Tse Ka-keung, however, is doubtful because of the 'flu.
Pegasus midfielder Yip Tsz-chun is in doubt for the game due to a recurring knee problem, but strikers Petrisor Voinea and Jaimes McKee as well as Lee Hong-lim are back from injury.


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Caroliners can't afford another slip-up, says coach Yeung Ching-kwong

South China striker Chan Siu-ki rejoins his team in the starting line-up after recovering from injury. Photo: Nora Tam

South China Yeung Ching-kwong wants his side to put up a good show against Sun Pegasus. Photo: Jonathan Wong

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South China take on Sun Pegasus in their third league game of the season, needing victory to keep up the pace behind leaders
