Mes Kerman Coach Luka Bonacic: Al Hilal Match Not As Important As League

The Iranians are in danger of relegation...

By Arjun Miglani

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Mes Kerman coach Luka Bonacic claims that the match against Al Hilal is not as important as their league games.

Speaking to the-AFC.com, Bonacic said, "At the moment the match against Al Hilal is not as important as the league."

"We have a match in the league three days after our encounter against Al Hilal and we are at the bottom on the standings and a number of our players are injured so our focus is on the domestic league,

"But our ambition is still to qualify second from the group."

Mes Kerman are third from bottom in the Iran Pro League.

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