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Selangor FC

04-05 20:15

1 - 1

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Kuching City FC

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Selangor FC

Kuching City FC

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103

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End 1-1

92′

1-1

C.Moraes

89′

J. Mintah

Danial Asri

84′

A.Farhan Isa

gabriel nistelrooy

83′

M.Abualnadi

Q.Cheng

83′

M.Ajmal

N.Laine

82′

gabriel nistelrooy

79′

J.Raymond

73′

K. Ji

A.Fortes

69′

J.Okwuosa

67′

C.Moraes

67′

S. Baharudin

65′

C.Rodney

51′

S.Woods

João Pedro

Halftime 0-1

42′

r.ngah

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Match Info

The Malaysian Cup group stage encounter between Selangor FC and Kuching City FC finished with a 1-1 draw at the Shah Alam Stadium on Saturday night. This result leaves both teams with a point from their opening fixture in a competitive match that saw momentum swing between the sides. The match process began with Selangor applying early pressure, but it was Kuching City who grew into the game and opened the scoring with a well-worked team move finished calmly by their striker midway through the first half. Selangor responded strongly after the interval, eventually finding an equalizer through a powerful header from a corner kick with about twenty minutes remaining. The key incident came late in the game when Selangor had a goal ruled out for a marginal offside decision after a VAR review, which became the major controversy of the night. The standout performance came from Kuching City's goalkeeper, who made several crucial saves to deny Selangor a winner. The table impact sees both teams sit on one point in their group, making their next matches crucial for progression hopes. In post-match voices, the Selangor manager expressed frustration with the disallowed goal but praised his team's character to fight back, while the Kuching City coach was pleased with his side's disciplined away performance. The lineups showed Selangor in their familiar attacking 4-3-3, while Kuching City opted for a more compact 5-4-1 formation to absorb pressure.