Malaysia Super League: Sarawak Stopped Terengganu’s Chance To Lead The League

This evening, Sarawak hindered the high-riding Terengganu for steering the Super League with a 2-1 win over the East Coast monster at the Stadium Sultan Ismail Nasiruddin Shah.

Prior to the match, Trengganu is already satisfied with them being on the third spot on the table.

The club failed to take advantage of the match being held at their home ground and to finally remove Pahang being seated at the top.

However, the former Australian striker, Ryan Griffiths, who is Sarawak’s latest import, finally discovered his scoring touch on the 7th minute of the game and bundled home a winning goal.

Terengganu needed to thank Sarawak's Junior Edstal for dropping the lead in the 38th minute with a goal.

In the Stadium Tan Sri Hassan Yunos, Larkin, Johor, JDT crushed Selangor PKNS 1-0 with a courtesy own goal by Mohd Aminuddin Mohd Noor in the third minute.

In the interim in the Premier League test, Police upheld their stronghold in the league when they overpowered SPA Putrajaya FC 3-0 at Stadium Hang Jebat, Melaka.

Police's import, Chad Charles Souza, bundled two goals in the fifth and eighteenth minute while mid-fielder Mohammad Munir Amran netted the other goal in the fifteenth moment.

In Stadium Majlis Perbandaran Pasir Gudang, Penang was not able to proceed with their winning streak when they lost 3-2 to JDT II (JDT II).

JDT II’s import, striker, Braulio Nobrega Rodriguez was able to score twice in the 45th and 90th minute while the other goal was created by Shahril Ishak at the 45th minute.

Penang who is second in the league’s team standing answered through Beungo Andre in the 55th minute and ten minutes later by Lee Gil Hoon.

In Stadium Bandaraya, Pulau Pinang, Perbadanan Bekalan Air Pulau Pinang (PBPP) finally got their first win in the league when they upstaged Sabah 1-0 with Mohd Faiz Mohd Nasir delivering a goal in the 18th minute.