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AFC puts FAM under two-year reform watch

Two-year oversight programme requires quarterly progress reports as part of efforts to ensure full implementation of governance reforms recommended in a recent audit led by the Asian Football Confederation

Harimau Malaya plummets 14 spots after AFC and FIFA sanctions wipe out key wins

Forfeited matches over ineligible players strip Malaysia of ranking points, deepening impact on global standing

CAS to decide fate of Malaysia’s seven naturalised footballers this Friday

A legal team appointed by the Football Association of Malaysia (FAM) will be present to represent the players, says source

Sports Ministry to monitor FAM situation, will not interfere

Minister Dr Mohammed Taufiq Johari says ministry will act within its jurisdiction in line with separation of powers

Allow eligible youths to apply for citizenship under Article 19, civil society group tells Home Ministry

Call follows public anger that seven Harimau Malaya players were naturalised using falsified documents

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Cklamovski’s tactical gamble: Is Malaysia ready for the 3-4-3 revolution? — Sandru Narayanan

Early signs are promising, but defensive frailties could test Harimau Malaya’s adaptability

Sarawak targets 5 million visitors in 2026 with domestic push amid global headwinds

Tourism board banks on discounts, festivals, and local travel demand as geopolitical and economic pressures weigh on spending