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Is Malaysian Football losing its ‘Bangsa Final’ soul? – Sandru Narayanan

Once famed for its electric finals and mass supporter turnout, Malaysian football now faces a troubling disconnect with its fans. Johor Darul Ta’zim’s relentless dominance, coupled with governance failures and declining trust, has turned showpiece matches into predictable spectacles, raising urgent questions about whether the spirit that once united the nation is quietly fading away

Sabah FC edge Selangor 5-4 on penalties to set up FA Cup final date with JDT

Goalkeeper Damien Lim emerged as the visitors' hero when he saved two attempts from Selangor players Harith Haiqal Adam Afkar and Mohammad Abualnadi, redeeming the earlier mistake of his teammate Ajdin Mujagic, who failed to convert a penalty

Selangor govt says punishment on SFC ‘excessive’, urges FAM review

The state government calls for reconsideration of sanctions imposed on Selangor FC after supporter misconduct during the FA Cup quarter-final, urging FAM to review the decision

FAM condemns ‘disgraceful’ fan violence at Selangor–Negri Sembilan FA Cup clash

The Football Association of Malaysia (FAM) has described the violent clashes between Selangor and Negri Sembilan fans during last night’s FA Cup quarter-final as 'embarrassing and unacceptable' urging firm action and better crowd control

Water bottles, ice cubes slipped past FA Cup final security checks

KL cops say fans may have purchased them inside Bukit Jalil National Stadium before they were seen throwing items onto the pitch

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Schools may close if air quality worsens, five areas hit unhealthy levels: DOE

The department said the areas recorded unhealthy API readings, warns of RM1mil fine for open burning offenders

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MetMalaysia forecasts cool conditions and brief shifts in rainfall patterns before returning to normal

No, Malays could not fly: Scholars call out pseudohistory

UPSI and DBP academics urge discipline in handling history after Prof Solehah’s claims of Malays teaching China ‘flying kung fu’