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As Keesh will be sidelined until further notice, our producer stepped in to be the host and it's a good one! We discuss the two week worth of football content including the first leg, second leg, and the prospect of Challenge Cup. From Selangor's convincing win in MBPJ, a resilience comeback from KL City and Penang FC forced to accept defeat against Kuching City, it's an episode full of twist! Join Jimmy, Chun Hang and Aiman Sekaiichi in this episode of the Malaysian Football Podcast!

It was a week that reminded us why Malaysian football is never short on drama. From the cauldron of Paroi, where Negeri Sembilan and JDT served up a spectacle soaked in controversy and raw emotion, to the conversations that followed long after the final whistle, the Liga Super once again took centre stage. Elsewhere, Selangor finally tasted victory under KPG, marking a defining moment in their season, while Chrigor Moraes continued to steal the spotlight with yet another statement performance. Off the pitch, the transfer market added its own layer of intrigue, with a handful of moves sparking debate, excitement, and plenty of “what ifs”. And as some clubs wrestle with turbulence, others are plotting their response. Terengganu, showing signs of intent, look to reset and push forward with a series of interesting signings that could reshape their trajectory. Join Keesh, Aiman and Chun Hang in this episode, we unpack the chaos, the brilliance, and the questions that linger — because in Malaysian football, every week tells a story, and this one had plenty to say.

Kick-starting 2026 with a great match in JDT vs Selangor, where the Champions retain the edge against the Red Giants in a game shadowed by hopes and glory. JDT are top of the league comfortably and Selangor rues missing chances in their pursuit for Asian's competition. Not all hope are loss as Kim Pan-Gon will be in charge for Selangor as the former national team head coach confirmed as the next successor to Christophe Gamel who is now rose to the Technical Director position in Shah Alam. Join Keesh, Aiman and Chun Hang as we get into the details of the game, the implication of KPG return and Brunei's DPMM who just getting started in the league.

As we say goodbye to 2025, the boys takes a deep, unfiltered dive into Malaysian football: analysing a year filled with unprecedented moments, painful tragedies, and unforgettable highs and lows. Honest conversations, sharp insights, and a shared belief that the game can still rise. Join Keesh, Aiman and Chun Hang for the last time in 2025 and wishing all of our listener a happy new year!

It's our 50th Episode of the Malaysian Football Podcast and what's better after Harimau Muda against all ODDS clinched Bronze in the SEA Games 2025. Congratulations to the players, we gave our flowers to many young players for their exceptional showing in the tournament, Aysar Hadi, Moses Raj, Haqimi Azim and many others. It's not easy, but the players shown great character throughout the tournament. Which opens up another talking point regarding our football pyramid in Malaysia, where's the spot for these young players to show their trade without a proper league & opportunities and most importantly, what's next for their career? In Liga Super, we talk on the departure of Nurillo Tukhtasinov, who said his goodbye to Terengganu FC yesterday and the rise of DPMM Brunei who's on pretty decent form at the moment, are things starting to click for them? Join Keesh, Chun Hang and Aiman 'Sekaichii' again, in our 50th Episode of The Malaysian Football Podcast.

The SEA Games, ACL Elite and of course the beloved Super League. We kick-off with the JDT vs Shanghai Port which saw around 50 shots between the two teams and ended up with a goalless draw and JDT is on 8th point with two games remaining. Controversies off the field continues with Nidzam Jamil standing up for his family after hooligan outburst in NSFC's defeat at the hand of Melaka. Selangor beat Penang 5-1 in a game littered with mistakes and a Chrigor Moraes hat-trick. SEA Games started well with our Harimau Muda defeating Laos 4-1 with Vietnam waiting next. And finally, sending our condolences to Haqimi Azim Rosli who lost his father during the international duty in SEA ganes Thailand. Join Keesh, Aiman Roshizam and Chun Hang in another episode of the Malaysian Football Podcast!

How are we feeling boys? After weeks and weeks of storm brewing in the background of the Malaysian football scene, we finally able to talk more football on the pitch and it's another dark one! Starting with celebrating Sabah's ends 27-year wait to a FA Cup Final, we also discussed the incidents occured to Selangor, including the game played behind closed door, a dubious penalty call, controversial goal cancelled over offside call and the penalty shootout which sees Sabah came out victorious in the silenced MBPJ Stadium. And of course, setting-up a delicious final as Sabah will meet JDT with another routine victory over Kuching. Join Keesh, Aiman Roshizam and Chun Hang as we brought out the punching gloves in this episode of The Malaysian Football Pod.

We start our episode with wishing veteran journalist Haresh Deol a speedy recovery after a despicable attack in broad daylight in Bangsar, raising serious questions about motive and the freedom of the press. Business as usual in our beloved Malaysian football scene, starting with JDT's loss to Melbourne Victory, we take a look at the prospect of JDT's qualifying as they will face tougher opponents next time in ACL Elite, in the form of Chinese Champions Shanghai Port, Japan's powerhouse in Sanfrecce Hiroshima and Vissel Kobe. Bergson, JDT striker sums it up perfectly after the defeat, attributing the amount and the quality of chances they had. Robin Hood of Malaysian football, Penang FC falter to Sabah, Negeri Sembilan draw against Terengganu and the smile on the face of Luqman Hakim gave us plenty to talk about. With the rumours of Alex Agyarkwa potentially called back to Selangor, we take a look at some options for Nidzam Jamil's side. Last but not least, Brunei DPMM's showed resilience against Kuching however, a last minute goal was controversially cancelled by VAR. Should have they at least go back with a point? Join Keesh 'Mat Stats', Aiman Roshizam the sports commentator and Chun Hang, an analyst for Widzem Lodz of the Polish League in another episode of the Malaysian Football Podcast.

Malaysia's National Team brush Nepal aside 1-0 to keep the unbeaten record in AFC Qualifier intact thank to a splendid Faisal Halim's second half goal, after coming in the first half after Arif Aiman's unfortunate injury. Peter Cklamovski side ended the year campaign with a splendid record overall, however the dark cloud looming behind the national team thunder the headlines. A 63 pages FIFA report reveal a heartwrenching truth on the current forgery scandal, as FAM is preparing to take the case Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) to salvage a lifeline for the future of our football. In this episode, the usual suspects Keesh, Chun Hang and Aiman shares their disappointment, thought which will radiate to all Malaysian football fans and condemn the tribulation Malaysia's currently in, as the scandal is undoubtedly, revealed the darker abyss beyond football.

As we anticipate Malaysia vs Nepal next week, we simply can't get enough of the games last week. Starting with JDT vs Shanghai Shenhua, where Arif Aiman continues to showcase his strength in dribbling past defenses, solidifying himself as the top 3 players in Asia leading the Southern Tigers to an important 3 points ahead of some tough matches in ACL Elite ahead. Chun Hang rave on Petrus Shitembi season as he puzzled on the fact he was not nominated for one of the best import last year, when he's been brilliant for Kuching in the last few years. A cruel night for Sikh Izhan, saves after saves after saves unfortunately it was all futile considering Selangor sink again at 0 points after 4 games in Group G. You simply feel for him, as it's the team as a whole is more responsible for a nightmare second half for the fan. Join Keesh, who shared his experience watching Selangor's up close in MBPJ, Chun Hang; who 'enjoyed' the game from the comfort of his home (15 mins away from MBPJ) and of course Aiman Roshizam who's in the 'Gantry' commentating the game on what seem to be a great night for the Red Giants, only to be met with a shock. The Malaysian Football Podcast Episode 9 is here!

FIFA has rejected the Football Association of Malaysia’s (FAM) appeal against its punishment for alleged forgery and falsification in the registration of seven naturalised players, upholding both the 12-month suspensions and hefty fines initially imposed. While FAM has consistently denied wrongdoing, FIFA’s disciplinary ruling marked a severe blow to its credibility and governance practices. It's another week where we will discussed at length on the suspension of the 7 players and how it will affect the future of the National Team's endeavour in the ASEAN Cup. While we're on it, we also dug into last matchweek games and the upcoming Persib Bandung clash with Selangor this Thursday. Join Keesh Mat Stats, Chun Hang and Aiman Roshizam in this episode of the Malaysian Football Podcast.

Selangor shown promises in Paroi, however the fire dimmed ina cold rainy night in Bandung. Persib proves too much for them as they sent Selangor 0 points at the bottom of the group, is it over for The Red Giants in Asia? KL City also proves themselves to be a tough customer, a solid defensive showing held Selangor to a point! We reviewed all the interesting game last week, from Selangor to DPMM to Kuching City and finally a spirited showing from Terengganu FC despite they crashed out of the FA Cup. Join Keesh, Chun Hang and Aiman Roshizam in the 7th episode of the second season!

JDT becomes the first Malaysian team to grab a win in China and secure their first 3 points in the ACL Elite. Big moment? Absolutely. Negeri Sembilan FC loses at home in Paroi. Thanks to a fiery brace from Faisal Halim. Is he back in his prime? We preview the much-anticipated ACL2 clash: Persib Bandung VS Selangor FC. Things are heating up, and we've got thoughts. Yep! that press conference on the 7 naturalized players? Chaos. Let's talk. Join Keesh, Chun Hang and Aiman Roshizam while enjoying Deepavali, football and holidays as the dawn of 30th October awaits us.

Our national team took over our Malaysian league break with two games against Laos, 8 goals scored, 1 goal conceded, 12 points (so far) in our conquest to the Asia's Cup. The Malaysian boys won exceptionally well in Vientiane, came back and staged a assured comeback in front of the loyal fans in Bukit Jalil. All credit to Peter Cklamovski for the set-up, our two wingers performing exceptionally well in both legs and a certain Romel Morales regaining the mojo back after more than a year of goal draught for the national team. In the end, how does the players' respond to on the pitch after the unavailability of the 7 players? So far so good. Join Keesh, Chun Hang and Aiman Roshizam in the fifth episode where the boys shared their experience from the stadium and in the studio as the national team secured the important 6 points.

Hurt, angry and disappointed as we quote Youth and Sports Minister Hannah Yeoh. 'The FAM and players used forged or falsified birth certificates of the players’ grandparents to secure their eligibility to play for the national team' FIFA said on Monday in written grounds of its decision made on Sep 25 to punish FAM & 7 naturalized players from any involvement in football for 12 months. A lengthy, heavy, personalised episode as we unravel the scandal from our perspectives, which shared vigorously by other Malaysian fans online. It did not take our focus away, from the performances on the field last week, as Selangor FC in a transition with Christophe Gamel, Kuching City's defensive stability, Sabah FC attacking woes and a certain Aiman all smiles again after Penang FC win over Negeri Sembilan. Join Keesh, Chun Hang and Aiman Sekaiichi in this rollercoaster of an episode.