Wan Zack Haikal chooses Kelantan

WAN Zack Haikal Wan Noor chose Kelantan over two other Super League teams before mutually terminating his two-year contract with Japan Football League (Division Three) outfit FC Ryukyu.
Yesterday, the winger along with Australia-born Brendan Gan, who was granted a Malaysian passport recently, and Fitri Omar were unveiled as Kelantan's latest signings for the ongoing season.
The trio signed three-year contracts with the reigning FA Cup champions.
Although agreeing that he may never get another opportunity to play abroad again, Wan Zack Haikal believes Kelantan will turn him into a better winger.
"I left Ryukyu because I could not cope with injuries. I played only two games before I got injured last October," said Wan Zack Haikal in Kuala Lumpur yesterday.
"Critics are upset but I was frustrated dealing with the injuries. It is seen as a step backward but for me, I believe I've made the right decision."
Wan Zack Haikal, who underwent multiple knee surgeries, will only complete rehab in August, in time for the Malaysia Cup.
"I consulted interim national coach Ong Kim Swee before making this decision. Although the coach was slightly upset, he was open to my decision," Wan Zack Haikal added.
Kelantan FA (Kafa) advisor Tan Sri Annuar Musa said those concerned should not criticise Wan Zack Haikal for joining his team.
"We are not a 'kampung' team....we are one of the best teams in the M-League.
"Critics tend to look down on a player when he returns from a failed stint abroad.
"Wan Zack Haikal did well for Ryukyu but I believe he will become a better winger with us," said Annuar.
In a statement, FC Ryukyu said the move to release Wan Zack Haikal for an undisclosed fee was difficult.
"We did not release the player because of money. We felt it was better for him to be in a comfortable environment at this stage of his career."




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Four teams share top spot

SUPER LEAGUE: Terengganu, Pahang, Kelantan, Selangor lead the pack with 13 points
THIS year's Super League is leading up to one of the most exciting conclusions as four teams  -- Terengganu, Pahang, Kelantan and Selangor -- share the lead with 13 points each after yesterday's proceedings.
Ten-man Sime Darby recorded the biggest upset of the day by overcoming Terengganu 3-2 at Selayang Stadium but the defeat did not affect the east coast standing as league leaders.
Nazrul Kamaruzaman (sixth minute), Fazrul Hazli Kadri (45th) and Farid Ramli (49th) netted for Sime Darby while Ismail Faruqi (23rd) and Norfarhan Mohammed (71st) replied for Terengganu.
The referee awarded Terengganu a penalty in the 67th minute after sending off Sime Darby's William Mensah for a foul inside his box but Mamadou Barry failed to convert.
At Darulmakmur Stadium, Pahang defeated a resilient Sarawak side 3-1 for their fourth win of the season.
Sarawak defender Ronny Harun gifted Pahang a goal by turning the ball into his own net in the 31st.
Damion Stewart added a second for the homesters in the 60th minute before Hafiz Kamal completed the rout in the 72nd minute. Rashid Aya replied for Sarawak in stoppage time.
Selangor celebrated their return to the Shah Alam Stadium by edging Kelantan 1-0 for their first win in more than a month.
Paulo Rangel scored his eighth league goal of the season from the penalty spot in the 22nd minute.
Two minutes earlier, Kelantan's Forkey Doe had his penalty saved by Selangor goalkeeper Farizal Marlias.
LionsXII bounced back from one-goal down to edge PKNS 2-1 at Jalan Besar Stadium.
Nazmi Faiz Mansor exchanged passes with teammate Karlo Primorac before scoring from a grounder for PKNS in the 31st minute.
However, Lions replied through Zulfahmi Ariffin's free kick in the 44th minute before Faris Ramli added a second in the 60th minute.
Darul Ta'zim needed Safee Sali's last minute strike to earn a 1-1 draw with Armed Forces at Larkin Stadium.
Forces made it difficult for Darul Ta'zim by defending in numbers after Riduwan Maon had put them in the lead in the 40th minute.
At the Sultan Nasiruddin Shah Stadium, T-Team came from behind to record a 1-1 draw with Perak.
G. Mugenthirran scored for Perak in the 79th minute before the homesters replied through Ramzul Zahini Adenan two minutes later.


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Mourinho: I'm all mind games

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Manipulator: Chelsea manager happy to mess with rivals as title race hots up
 JOSE Mourinho is happy to play mind games with Chelsea's title rivals because he believes it can help his side win the Premier League.
Mourinho raised eyebrows last week when he claimed Chelsea were the "little horse" in the title race and should be regarded as third favourites behind leaders Arsenal and second-placed Manchester City.
The Chelsea manager stuck firmly to that line when asked if he had changed his verdict on his third-placed team's title chances following their impressive 1-0 victory at the Etihad Stadium on Monday.
But Mourinho's comments could be seen as a bid to take the pressure off his players and increase the scrutiny on Chelsea's main competitors in the fight for the title.
And the Portuguese coach conceded that his reputation as a clever manipulator of the media meant many of his public comments would be taken as mind games, regardless of whether that was his intention.
"Everything I say is mind games. Everything I do is mind games. Everything is mind games," Mourinho said on Friday.
"The only thing that is not mind games is the results. That's not mind games.
"Do we dream to win the Premier League? Of course. If we don't, we don't play.
"If we have the chance to win we are not going to say we don't want to, but we have not the same responsibilities (as Arsenal and City), that's for sure."


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EPL: Consistency is the key

WIDE OPEN: Wenger claims teams who do not falter will be favourites in tight title race
LONDON: ARSENE Wenger watched with interest on Monday as Chelsea's win over Manchester City kept his Arsenal side top of the Premier League table and ensured this season's title race remained as unpredictable as ever.
Arsenal have 55 points from 24 matches and are two clear of Chelsea and City, and Frenchman Wenger, who has not won the league title since 2004, is not expecting a runaway winner.
"It (the title race) is never as simple as everyone predicts it," Wenger told the club's official website (www.arsenal.com).
"I said a long time ago that nobody will be absolutely above (the others). It will be down to consistency."
Chelsea became the first team to keep a clean sheet at the Etihad Stadium since Birmingham City in November 2010, with Branislav Ivanovic's 32nd-minute goal enough to inflict a first home league defeat of the season on Manuel Pellegrini's side.
"Chelsea looked always dangerous and Man City looked for me a bit jaded," Wenger said.
"They were not as fluent or as strong physically as they were at Tottenham but it could have gone to 1-1, it could have gone 2-0 for Chelsea.
"At the end of the day, they (Chelsea) had 65 per cent possession with 25 shots on goal so sometimes that can be a 1-1 (draw), but I must say Chelsea had opportunities for the 2-0 (win)."
Arsenal travel to fourth-placed Liverpool tomorrow and, with fixtures to come against Manchester United and Sunderland this month, Wenger knows this stage of the season is crucial to their title chances.
"At the moment this is the period, January, February, March, where every game is a battle for everybody because everybody fights for something," he added.
"You just want to win the games."


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Kelantan leave it late

FA CUP: Shakir's stoppage time strike sinks Sabah
SHAKIR Ali scored a dramatic stoppage time goal as defending champions Kelantan cruised into the FA Cup quarter-finals with 10-man PKNS and Premier League side Felda United following suit after battling past their  opponents in the second round yesterday.
Kelantan were given a torrid time by Sabah before edging their Premier League rivals 2-1 in Kota Baru.
Former Egypt international Mohamed Shawky Yazid opened accounts for Kelantan in the 45th minute only for Sabah captain Rosdin Wasli to level proceedings from close range in the 56th minute.
With one minute left in stoppage time, Shakir netted following a fumble by Sabah goalkeeper Irwan Jamil to help Kelantan reach the two-leg quarter-finals.
The east coast side will face PKNS, who edged Terengganu 2-1 at Paroi Stadium yesterday.
Patrick Wleh scored his third goal of the season for PKNS when he volleyed past goalkeeper Sharbinee Allawee in the 37th minute but Terengganu equalised through captain Ismail Faruqi in the 49th minute.
PKNS coach was forced to reshuffle after winger Ghani Rahman was red-carded in the 56th minute and it paid dividends with Karlo Primorac netting a second goal 11 minutes from time. It will be their first appearance in the quarter-finals since 2004.
Liberian Zah Rahan Kranger's spectacular long range goal earned Felda a 1-0 win over Sime Darby at Selayang Stadium to set-up a quarter-final clash with Sarawak, who upset Selangor 1-0 at Petaling Jaya Stadium.
Felda coach Irfan Bakti said: "We were lucky as Sime Darby were without five regulars. We were slightly complacent at times but won through Zah Rahan's beautiful goal."
Winger Zamri Morshidi headed home a long throw from captain Ronny Harun in the 32nd minute to earn 10-man Sarawak only their second win over Selangor in seven years.
Sarawak goalkeeper Sani Anuar Kamsani was sent-off in the 62nd minute for a professional foul on Fitri Shazwan.
"In football, we need luck. It was difficult on this bumpy pitch but we did enough to win and enter the quarter-finals. I need to see the video whether Sani's dismissal justified," said Sarawak coach Robert Alberts.
Police earned a morale-boosting 2-0 win over Penang Water Corporation (PBAPP) at City Stadium in Georgetown.
Chad Souza converted a penalty in the 66th minute before Bobby Gonzales added a second three minutes later. Police will take on Pahang for a place in the semi-finals.
"I am unhappy with my team's performance but satisfied with the result. We will not go far if we continue to play badly.
"If we do not improve soon, Pahang will convincingly beat us," said Police coach Dollah Salleh.
Premier League side Kedah hammered Perlis 4-0 to set-up a quarter-final clash with either Darul Ta'zim or T-Team.
Billy Mehmet (44th), Adam Griffiths (53rd), Baddrol Bakhtiar (63rd) and Khyril Muhymeen (90th) scored for Kedah.
The quarter-final first leg is scheduled on Feb 11 followed by the return leg on Feb 18.


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United suffer major blow

EIGHTH DEFEAT: Moyes remains defiant despite team's top-four bid faltering
MANCHESTER United  manager David Moyes had no concerns about his side's performance despite the  champions suffering their eighth Premier League defeat of the season at Stoke City's windswept Britannia Stadium.
Charlie Adam scored twice, either side of a Robin van Persie equaliser, to secure the Potters' first league win over United since 1984 and seriously hinder the defending champions' hopes of qualifying for next season's Champions League.
Moyes' men could end the weekend nine points off the top four if rivals Liverpool beat West Bromwich Albion in a late match yesterday, and closing that gap would appear a difficult task with only 14 games of the season remaining.
But the United manager was unperturbed by his side's 2-1 loss, which was their fourth defeat of 2014 in all competitions.
He pinpointed the deflection off Michael Carrick for Adam's first-half opener and the quality of the Stoke midfielder's second goal as reasons why United should not be too downbeat about their display.
"I thought the performance was really good," Moyes said. "I thought we played well, so I don't think the question about a poor performance is right.
"We made numerous opportunities, played well, lost a goal from a free-kick 30 metres from goal that took a deflection, and (conceded) a worldy. I thought we were the better team.
"They got a goal, we got back in it, I thought we were the team more likely and I thought on the day we did enough to certainly get something from the game."
With Jonny Evans hobbling off in the 11th minute, Adam's deflected opener and then a head injury to Phil Jones, Moyes could count himself unlucky, but his side also squandered several chances.
"I thought we had bad luck, I really did," he said.
"It was our own downfall that we really didn't take our chances. We must have got to the byline eight, nine, 10 times and never picked someone out in the box, so it is our own doing.
"The conditions didn't make for a great game. There were a lot of stoppages, which made it quite difficult. There wasn't an awful lot that I could say we didn't do well. I just thought we didn't finish it off."
Adam opened the scoring in the 38th minute when his speculative free-kick from distance hit Carrick's knee and left United goalkeeper David de Gea helplessly wrong-footed.
United responded after the break when Juan Mata, making his second start since his STG37.1 million (RM204 million) arrival from Chelsea, played in Van Persie, who curled home the equaliser.
But in the 52nd minute Adam fired in a glorious goal from 22 metres to secure Stoke's first league win since Dec 21 and catapult them up to 11th place in the table.
Manager Mark Hughes said that his side now had their sights on the teams above them after proving that they have the class to avoid a relegation fight.
"It is a huge result for us," said the former United striker. "I thought it was a magnificent performance. It was an important win for us.
"I think at the start of proceedings we were in 18th and ended up 11th, which shows how crazy the league is at the moment. It's going to continue in that vein, but we would like to think we are looking upwards."


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Aimar blows hot and cold

FOR a player who appears not to like playing in the M-League, Pablo Aimar sure knows how to produce magic when he needs to.
A day before Darul Ta'zim were held 2-2 by LionsXII in the Super League, former Argentina international Aimar was quoted by a Singapore newspaper as saying he is not enjoying his football here since arriving from Benfica.
"I don't enjoy playing so much," Aimar, 34, told The New Paper. "It is difficult to play."
Aimar's dissatisfaction could have been in reference to the heat, the congested schedule or even the poor fare often dished out in M-League games.
But for one half at Larkin on Tuesday, Aimar was at his sublime best -- a through ball for Luciano Figueroa to open the scoring and then a sumptuous free-kick to make it 2-0.
Thereafter, the hosts conceded twice immediately after Aimar's substitution, as the Argentine failed to see out the full 90 minutes in any of Darul Ta'zim's three games.
Tomorrow, star-studded Darul Ta'zim host Kuala Terengganu T-Team in the FA Cup second round, looking to avenge a 1-0 defeat in the league which is their only loss so far.
Before playing LionsXII, Darul Ta'zim's Spanish coach Cesar Ferrando Jiminez said his team will eventually find their rhythm after a rocky start.
"We are at the start of the league and it can be difficult to win matches, but our target at the moment is to win and to fight for the championship," said former Atletico Madrid coach Ferrando, 54.
"We played the last match with nine new players in a new team, and it is normal that they can't play at a good level for too long.
"But I am happy with the team and we have to continue improving."
Ferrando has named a virtually unchanged line up for the last three games, with only Nurul Azwan Roya and Nazrin Nawi rotating on the left flank.
It means that national players Safee Sali, Norshahrul Idlan Talaha and Fadhli Shas have had to make do with places on the bench along with Singapore's Hariss Harun.
This has led to fans on social media clamouring for a change after Darul Ta'zim won only one match so far with calls for Safee, Norshahrul and Amirulhadi Zainal to start.
Ferrando will be forced into at least one change tomorrow as centre-back Aidil Zafuan Radzak is out for three weeks with a hamstring injury, which means a first start for Fadhli.
In the other match brought forward from Tuesday to give way to Singapore's Asian Cup qualifier against Jordan, LionsXII will look to build on the draw with Darul Ta'zim and a win against Selangor by getting past Malaysia Cup champions Pahang at the Jalan Besar Stadium.
"It's about time we change from boys to men," coach Fandi Ahmad said after the remarkable draw with Darul Ta'zim when they scored twice in three second-half minutes.
"And we saw real men tonight (Tuesday). After going down, we never gave up. We need to uphold that character. I have to salute them because they fought all the way till the end."
While LionsXII return to the comfort of Jalan Besar, where they have not lost in 21 matches and one at Bishan, this match is Pahang's fourth consecutive away game in 12 days.
The run began on Jan 21 with a penalty shootout win against Perak in Ipoh in the FA Cup first round and was followed by consecutive 1-0 Super League defeats by Sime Darby and Selangor in Selayang and Petaling Jaya respectively.
To make matters worse, Pahang have been without Dickson Nwakaeme since Jan 17 when the Nigerian striker pulled his hamstring just 15 minutes into the game.


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	StandingsMALAYSIA: Super League
	25.01. 20:45	Finished	Darby	1 - 0	Pahang	(0 - 0)
	25.01. 20:45	Finished	Perak	1 - 0	Terengganu	(0 - 0)
	25.01. 20:45	Finished	Sarawak FA	0 - 1	Kelantan	(0 - 0)
	25.01. 20:45	Finished	T-Team	1 - 0	Johor FC	(0 - 0)
	25.01. 19:45	Finished	LionsXII	2 - 1	Selangor	(1 - 0)
	24.01. 20:45	Finished	PKNS FC	1 - 0	Angkatan	(0 - 0)
	18.01. 20:45	Finished	Angkatan	2 - 0	Sarawak FA	(2 - 0)
	18.01. 20:45	Finished	Johor FC	2 - 0	Perak	(1 - 0)
	18.01. 20:45	Finished	Kelantan	2 - 1	Darby	(0 - 1)
	18.01. 20:45	Finished	Terengganu	2 - 1	PKNS FC	(1 - 1)
	18.01. 16:45	Finished	Selangor	2 - 0	T-Team	(0 - 0)
	17.01. 20:45	Finished	Pahang	1 - 0	LionsXII	(0 - 0)

	StandingsMALAYSIA: Super League
	06.07. 20:45	Finished	Angkatan	0 - 1	Perak	(0 - 0)
	06.07. 20:45	Finished	FELDA	2 - 1	Negeri Sembilan	(1 - 0)
	06.07. 20:45	Finished	Johor FC	1 - 1	Selangor	(1 - 0)
	06.07. 20:45	Finished	Kelantan	2 - 0	LionsXII	(1 - 0)
	06.07. 20:45	Finished	PKNS FC	4 - 5	Pahang	(1 - 3)
	06.07. 20:45	Finished	T-Team	2 - 2	Terengganu	(1 - 1)
	02.07. 20:45	Finished	Negeri Sembilan	0 - 2	Johor FC	(0 - 1)
	02.07. 20:45	Finished	Perak	0 - 1	Kelantan	(0 - 0)

	StandingsMALAYSIA: Premier League
	24.01. 20:45	Finished	Johor FA	1 - 3	PDRM FA	(1 - 0)
	24.01. 20:45	Finished	Kedah	4 - 1	Perlis	(3 - 1)
	24.01. 20:45	Finished	Negeri Sembilan	2 - 1	DRB-Hicom	(1 - 0)
	24.01. 20:45	Finished	Penang	3 - 1	Sabah	(1 - 1)
	24.01. 16:45	Finished	FELDA	1 - 1	PBAPP	(0 - 1)
	24.01. 16:45	Finished	SPA	0 - 1	Pahang UiTM	(0 - 0)

	StandingsMALAYSIA: Premier League
	05.07. 16:45	Finished	Betaria	0 - 1	Pahang UiTM	(0 - 0)
	05.07. 16:45	Finished	Darby	2 - 0	DRB-Hicom	(1 - 0)
	05.07. 16:45	Finished	Kuala Lumpur	0 - 1	Kedah	(0 - 1)
	05.07. 16:45	Finished	Perlis	0 - 4	Johor FA	(0 - 2)
	05.07. 16:45	Finished	Sabah	1 - 2	Sarawak FA	(1 - 2)
	05.07. 16:45	Finished	SPA	1 - 0	PDRM FA	(0 - 0)
	24.06. 20:45	Finished	Johor FA	6 - 1	Sabah	(3 - 1)
	24.06. 20:45	Finished	Kedah	5 - 0	Betaria	(2 - 0)
	24.06. 20:15	Finished	Sarawak FA	4 - 0	Kuala Lumpur	(1 - 0)
	24.06. 16:50	Finished	DRB-Hicom	1 - 1	SPA	(1 - 1)
	24.06. 16:50	Finished	Pahang UiTM	0 - 2	Darby	(0 - 1)
	24.06. 16:50	Finished	PDRM FA	2 - 3	Perlis	(1 - 2)
	21.06. 20:45	Finished	Johor FA	1 - 2	Sarawak FA	(1 - 2)
	21.06. 16:45	Finished	Darby	2 - 1	Kedah	(1 - 0)

	DrawMALAYSIA: Malaysia Cup
	03.11. 20:45	Finished	Kelantan	0 - 1	Pahang	(0 - 0)
	26.10. 20:45	Finished	Sarawak FA	1 - 1	Pahang	(1 - 0)
	25.10. 20:45	Finished	Kelantan	2 - 2	Angkatan	(0 - 2)
	19.10. 20:45	Finished	Pahang	3 - 1	Sarawak FA
	18.10. 20:45	Finished	Angkatan	1 - 2	Kelantan	(1 - 1)
	05.10. 20:45	Finished	Kelantan	6 - 1	Johor FC	(3 - 1)
	05.10. 20:45	Finished	Sarawak FA	3 - 1	Darby	(1 - 1)
	04.10. 20:45	Finished	Angkatan	4 - 1	LionsXII	(2 - 0)
	04.10. 20:45	Finished	PKNS FC	1 - 2	Pahang	(0 - 1)
	28.09. 20:45	Finished	Darby	0 - 0	Sarawak FA	(0 - 0)
	28.09. 20:45	Finished	Johor FC	4 - 2	Kelantan	(3 - 1)
	28.09. 19:45	Finished	LionsXII	1 - 0	Angkatan	(1 - 0)
	27.09. 20:45	Finished	Pahang	3 - 2	PKNS FC	(1 - 2)

	StandingsMALAYSIA: Malaysia Cup - Group Stage
	21.09. 20:45	Finished	Darby	0 - 0	Angkatan
	21.09. 20:45	Finished	Johor FC	0 - 0	PKNS FC
	21.09. 20:45	Finished	Kedah	0 - 0	LionsXII
	21.09. 20:45	Finished	Kelantan	0 - 0	Pahang
	21.09. 20:45	Finished	Negeri Sembilan	2 - 2	Terengganu	(1 - 1)
	21.09. 20:45	Finished	Sarawak FA	0 - 0	Perak
	21.09. 20:45	Finished	Selangor	0 - 0	Johor FA
	21.09. 20:45	Finished	T-Team	0 - 0	FELDA
	18.09. 19:45	Finished	LionsXII	1 - 0	Sarawak FA	(0 - 0)
	17.09. 20:45	Finished	Angkatan	1 - 1	Selangor	(1 - 0)
	17.09. 20:45	Finished	FELDA	2 - 5	Johor FC	(0 - 1)
	17.09. 20:45	Finished	Johor FA	2 - 2	Darby	(2 - 1)
	17.09. 20:45	Finished	Pahang	3 - 0	Negeri Sembilan	(0 - 0)
	17.09. 20:45	Finished	Perak	0 - 1	Kedah	(0 - 0)
	17.09. 20:45	Finished	PKNS FC	5 - 0	T-Team	(3 - 0)
	17.09. 20:45	Finished	Terengganu	1 - 3	Kelantan	(0 - 1)
	31.08. 20:45	Finished	FELDA	1 - 0	PKNS FC	(1 - 0)
	31.08. 20:45	Finished	Johor FC	1 - 2	T-Team	(1 - 0)
	31.08. 20:45	Finished	Kelantan	2 - 3	Negeri Sembilan	(1 - 1)
	31.08. 20:45	Finished	Selangor	1 - 1	Darby	(1 - 0)

	DrawMALAYSIA: Malaysia Cup - Preliminary
	10.07. 21:45	Finished	FELDA	1 - 0	DRB-Hicom	(0 - 0)
	10.07. 21:45	Finished	Negeri Sembilan	4 - 0	Sabah	(2 - 0)

	DrawMALAYSIA: FA Cup
	22.01. 16:15	Finished	Harimau Muda C	0 - 2	Selangor	(0 - 0)
	21.01. 20:45	Finished	Darby	2 - 1	Angkatan	(1 - 0)
	21.01. 20:45	Finished	Kuala Lumpur	0 - 4	Kedah	(0 - 0)
	21.01. 20:45	Finished	Kuantan	0 - 1	Sabah	(0 - 1)
	21.01. 20:45	Finished	Negeri Sembilan	0 - 1	FELDA	(0 - 0)
	21.01. 20:45	Finished	PBAPP	2 - 0	Cebagoo	(0 - 0)
	21.01. 20:45	After Pen.	Perak	2 - 3 (2 - 2)	Pahang	(2 - 1)
	21.01. 20:45	Finished	PKNS FC	3 - 2	Johor FC II	(2 - 1)
	21.01. 20:45	After ET	Sarawak FA	2 - 1 (1 - 1)	Penang	(0 - 0)
	21.01. 20:45	Finished	Terengganu	4 - 0	SHA	(3 - 0)
	21.01. 19:45	Finished	LionsXII	3 - 0	DRB-Hicom	(1 - 0)
	21.01. 16:15	Finished	Malacca FA	1 - 2	Perlis	(1 - 1)
	21.01. 16:15	Finished	Pahang UiTM	2 - 3	T-Team	(0 - 3)
	21.01. 16:15	Finished	PDRM FA	1 - 0	SPA	(0 - 0)

	DrawMALAYSIA: FA Cup
	29.06. 20:55	Finished	Kelantan	1 - 0	Johor FC	(1 - 0)
	01.06. 20:45	Finished	Pahang	2 - 1	Johor FC	(2 - 0)
	28.05. 16:15	After ET	Terengganu	4 - 2 (4 - 1)	Kelantan	(2 - 0)
	25.05. 20:45	Finished	Johor FC	1 - 0	Pahang	(1 - 0)
	25.05. 20:45	Finished	Kelantan	4 - 1	Terengganu	(0 - 1)
	16.04. 20:45	After Pen.	Selangor	1 - 3 (1 - 2)	Johor FC	(1 - 0)

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