PETALING JAYA (4 February 2025) – Eight teams have confirmed their participation in the 2025 Malaysian Premier Futsal League (MPFL) Division 1. Johor Darul Ta’zim (JDT) are the Doubles champions in 2024 after taking both the League and Cup titles. Other than JDT, the other participating teams are Selangor, Pahang Rangers, TOT United FC, Sabah…
KUALA LUMPUR (4 February 2025) – The race to qualify for the next edition of Asia’s most prestigious women’s national team football competition marked its latest milestone today with 37 Member Associations (MAs) confirming their interest to compete in the AFC Women’s Asian Cup Australia 2026™.T he Participating MAs will be aiming to clinch the…
SINGAPORE (4 February 2025) – Hougang United, Balestier Kalsa and BG Pathum United (from Thailand) picked up the full points in their opening matches of the Singapore Cup 2025. Hougang United were 2-1 winners over Albirex Niigata FC (Singapore) in Group A as Balestier Khalsa edged Geylang International 5-4 and BG Pathum beat Tanjong Pagar…
SINGAPORE (3 February 2025) – The group phase of the ASEAN Club Championship Shopee Cup™ reaches its thrilling climax this week as seven clubs will fight for the three remaining semi-final places of the inaugural regional competition. Vietnam’s Công An Hà Nôi booked their place in the last four with victory over Kuala Lumpur City…
JOHOR BAHRU (3 February 2025) – Back-to-back champions Johor Darul Ta’zim (JDT) will take on Sri Pahang FC in the final of the 2024/25 Malaysia Cup slated for an April date. Four-time winners JDT booked their place in the final of the Malaysia Cup this year after beating Terengganu 6-1 on aggregate played over the…
BANGKOK (2 February 2025) – The FA of Thailand (FAT) have extended the contract of Miguel Rodrigo as the head coach of the Thailand Futsal national team for another year. The Spaniard will now have a contract until December 2025. Rodrigo took over as the head coach of the Thailand Futsal national futsal team in…
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