The dream of an all‑Malaysian final is put on hold after contrasting results. Selangor edged Nam Dinh 2–1, thanks to another standout performance from the red‑hot Chrigor Moraes, keeping hopes alive heading into the second leg next Wednesday. Meanwhile, Johor Darul Ta’zim suffered a 3–1 defeat to Buriram United, leaving plenty of questions to answer.

The panel discusses:

• Key match players from both fixtures
• How Chrigor Moraes continues to fuel Selangor’s belief
• What went wrong for JDT in Thailand
• What both Malaysian sides must do in the second leg

All that and more in this in‑depth semi‑final review

Borneo Derby Drama: DPMM FC’s draw with Kuching City FC shakes up the race for second place in Asia, proving once again that Brunei’s home ground is never to be underestimated.

Terengganu’s Frontline Threat: A dangerous attacking partnership that could spell trouble for Kuching City FC in the weeks ahead.

Shopee Cup Semi-Final Preview: Selangor chase glory against Nam Dinh, while JDT’s clash with Buriram promises to be a tasty tie filled with intensity and high stakes.

Keesh “Mat Stats”, Aiman Sekaiichi, and Chun Hang feature in today’s episode of The Malaysian Football Pod, where the panel discusses Johor Darul Ta’zim’s (JDT) performance against the defending AFC Champions League Elite champions, Al Hilal

The conversation then shifts to the Malaysia Cup Semi Final second leg between Selangor FC and Kuching City FC, a dramatic encounter that saw Selangor reduced to nine men after two red cards, allowing Kuching City to progress to the Malaysia Cup final.

Once again, refereeing decisions involving Selangor dominate the conversation, raising renewed questions about consistency, discipline, and officiating standards in Malaysian football.

The panel also takes a closer look at Kuching City, who continue to prove why they boast the league’s second‑best defence even while missing key players and why they are fast becoming a team to be reckoned with.

Finally, all eyes turn to Malaysia’s sole representative on Asia’s biggest club stage as Johor Darul Ta’zim prepare to face defending champions Al Ahli (Saudi Arabia) in the AFC Champions League Elite (ACLE). What can we expect from the Southern Tigers and Xisco Muñoz’s men on the continental stage?

In this episode of The Malaysian Football Pod, Keesh, Chun Hang, and Aiman break down Malaysia’s final AFC Asian Cup Qualifier against Vietnam, which ended in a 1–3 defeat in Nam Dinh.

With Malaysia’s qualification fate already sealed following the AFC’s disciplinary punishment, expectations were still high for a spirited performance. Instead, familiar issues once again came to the surface — poor defensive organisation, costly individual errors, and a visible lack of desire and intensity throughout the match.

Attention also turns to player selection, as questions are raised about:

• Why players with limited club minutes continue to be called up
• Whether more deserving, in‑form players are being overlooked
• If current selections truly reflect merit and performance

Finally, the discussion looks ahead: What’s next for Harimau Malaya? What needs to change tactically, mentally, and structurally if Malaysia are to move forward?

🎧 Tune in for an honest, no‑holds‑barred review of a disappointing night and a deeper conversation about the future of Malaysian football.

In this episode of The Malaysian Football Pod, Keesh, Chun Hang, and Aiman dive deep into Peter Cklamovski’s latest Harimau Malaya call-up list ahead of Malaysia’s decisive AFC Asian Cup qualifier against Vietnam.

With several notable names missing, the trio unpack the big questions:

• Why were certain key players left out?
• What does Cklamovski’s selection tell us about his tactical intentions
• And most importantly, what can Malaysians realistically expect against Vietnam?

From form analysis to tactical predictions, this episode offers an honest, insightful, and passionate look at Malaysia’s chances as they prepare for one of their toughest regional rivals.

Whether you’re a die-hard Harimau Malaya supporter or a casual football fan, this breakdown will get you ready for matchday.

While AFC’s ruling has hit the national team hard, the trio also discuss the contrasting situation in the Malaysian Football League (MFL), where players with Malaysian ICs are still being allowed to compete raising deeper questions about regulation, consistency, and governance.

The episode also shines a light on Selangor’s promising rise under Kim Pan-gon, including their gritty win in the Klang Valley Derby as they push for Asian competition qualification. Meanwhile, Kuching City finds itself in controversy again following allegations that an unregistered player was brought onto the pitch sparking fresh concerns about administrative oversight across the league.

The trio unpack the full timeline of the scandal, from the initial investigation into the heritage player programme to FIFA’s decision to sanction seven players and fine FAM. They discuss what CAS ultimately decided, why the bans were partially upheld, and what this means for the affected players moving forward. More importantly, the conversation dives into the governance questions surrounding the verification process, the risks of aggressively recruiting heritage players, and how this situation has impacted Malaysia’s reputation in regional football.

Aiman leads the deeper analysis in a passionate discussion about the long-term implications for Malaysian football, while Keesh and Chun Hang weigh in on accountability, structural reform, and what FAM must do next to rebuild trust. Is this a necessary wake-up call for the national team setup, or a damaging setback for Malaysian football’s ambitions? All that and more in this important episode of The Malaysian Football Pod.

Selangor sent a statement to the rest of the competition, demolishing Negeri Sembilan 5–1 in a ruthless display of attacking firepower. Clinical in front of goal, relentless in transition. Is this finally the year the Red Giants turn dominance into silverware?

Over in Kuching, it was a night to remember. The Cats are through to the semi-finals, and all eyes were on debutant Gabriel Palmeiro, who marked his first appearance with a goal. Instant impact. New hero, or just the beginning of something bigger in Sarawak?

And then there’s KL City. Beating Terengganu to march into the next round. Solid, professional, efficient. But with internal questions swirling and pressure mounting off the pitch, are they quietly building momentum, or holding it together just enough before the storm hits?

Big wins. Breakout debuts. Heavy expectations.

The Piala Malaysia is heating up. Who’s peaking at the right time, and who’s hiding cracks beneath the surface?

Join Keesh, Aiman and Chun Hang in this quickfire episode of The Malaysian Football Podcast.

JDT's hopes of reaching the ACL Elite round of 16 took a blow on Tuesday after a 2-1 loss to Sanfrecce Hiroshima, debate across all platforms arise as Jonathan Silva was shown an early red card in the 15th minutes, however fingers are pointed at a bigger question in the goalkeeping department.

Selangor's draw against BG Pathum sent them through to the semi-finals as the runner-up in group A, but without the presence of Alvin Fortes who got red carded in the game , how will Selangor fare against Nam Dinh later on?

Negeri Sembilan's a team with a single goal in 2026, still awaits it's striker to start banging goals, with options available in the bench, the question lingers whether the promises shown early in the season will start to bear its fruit?

Join Keesh, Aiman and Chun Hang in this episode of The Malaysian Football Podcast, where we cherish, debate and discuss these topics in full spectrum.

Special shoutout to Trigo Hotel!

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!

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.

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.

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!

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.

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!

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.

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.

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.

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!

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.

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!

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.

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.

'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.

The boys dive into the suspension of 7 players sanctioned y FIFA, JDT's draw vs Machida Zelvia, Sabah's leaky defense, KL City assuring start and DPMM first win in the league!

Bergson da Silva makes history by breaking Indra Putra Mahayuddin’s all-time goal record — is he officially the greatest foreign player in Liga Super history? Meanwhile, Selangor FC is off to a worrying start despite last season’s promise and a fresh start for Coach Kino. What went wrong, and is it time to hit the panic button?

Besides, we also discuss Safawi Rasid's hot start to the season as joint 2nd top goal scorer and a sleek showman from Terengganu FC. Join Keesh, Chun Hang and Aiman Sekaichii as we break down the stats, the storylines, and the fan frustrations in this jam-packed episode.

Bit late to the party but we're here to discuss, debate and humour again on this new season of Malaysian football.

In this episode, join Keesh, Chun Hang and Aiman on yesterday's blockbuster Southeast Asian match between the Champions of Thailand's football and Champions of Malaysia's football as Buriram defeated JDT by 2 goal to 1. A certain Suphanat Mueanta and Neil Etheridge both coming clutch to ensure the first loss of the season for JDT after a perfect 7 game starts to their campaign.

We also go through some of the best bits of the early part of the season ranging from Nidzam Jamil's new adventure in Paroi, how Takumi Sasaki developed as a player, Chrigor as new Selangor's number 9 and of course, the cryptic messages from PDRM FC social media admin on X.

Much to discuss, alot to unpack, savour it all in the first episode of the Malaysian Football Podcast.

With JDT's triumph in the Malaysia Cup Final shadowed by major controversies shared by many viewers, we dives deep to recall it all while extending our thanks to all of you who have been listening throughout the season.

Join Keesh, Chun Hang and Aiman Sekaiichi for one last time, sharing opinions on the penultimate game of the Malaysian league and finally, recalling some of the great moments we had this season.

We hope you enjoy Malaysian Football Podcast episode 36.

We will wrap-up the season next week, but for now we'll dive into how Kuching City transformed itself into a force to be reckoned with and the hefty amounts of transfer rumours happening around Malaysian social media.

It's gonna be an exciting off-season soon, and finally...

Is there a chance for Sri Pahang FC?

It might be slim but football is all about chances, and should Sri Pahang took their chances, they might be an upset on the cards.

A surprise? That's all we HOPE FOR, that's all we LIVE FOR, the answer remains to be seen.

Join the discussion with Keesh, Aiman Sekaiichi and Chun Hang before the penultimate game for the 2025 season.

All in the Malaysian Football Podcast, episode 35.

It is safe to say the third place race is over? With Kuching City will welcome the champion JDT tomorrow, is there any glimmer of hope for Aidil Sharin's men?

A Penang 'surprise' win against KL had the boys theorizing on 'fatigue' issues when KL City Extension fielded some first-team player for a momentous game in Piala MFL against Selangor II.

Sing together with Keesh, Chun Hang, Aiman Sekaiichi in this episode of Malaysian Football Podcast.

As a certain Fergus Tierney, showed his class once again in the Thai League.

A content-laden episode 34, as we go near to the end of the road.

Alarmed at the continuous failures of the national youth teams, it is wise to ask question on grassroot developments as it's a pinnacle in developing continuous spine to our national team.

We also touched on the controversial topic of player's wages, where a worrying rate of teams continued to struggle in keeping their financial in check.

An episode of honesty - join Keesh, Aiman Sekaiichi and Chun Hang in a heartfelt plead to the development of Malaysian Football, dives through what went wrong, what can be done and most importantly - more football actions for your weekly copium.

Malaysian Football Pod episod 33 is back after a week break.

Malaysia won 2-0 at the end of the day, Peter Cklamovski earned his first win and the next game is sadly in June. Infront of faithful supporters in SSI on such a tumultous day, Harimau Malaya can be proud and optimistic on the performance.

The question remains, is Dion Cools better to be deployed at RCB or RWB?

Join Keesh, Aiman Sekaiichi & Chun Hang as they not only talk about the debate, but they also adressed the chaos which sees the debut goal, blanked out of nowhere.

Catch it all in episode 32 of Malaysian Football Pod!

A new committee, new faces, new directions, new coaches, and most importantly, the injection of naturalization players unknown to us evoked excitement for Malaysian football enthusiasts.

Join Keesh, Aiman Sekaiichi & Chun Hang to discuss it all under the microscope, from JDT's midfield duo potentially bossing the midfield against Nepal, how Hector Hevel playmaking ability is similar to Endrick Dos Santos and the MOST crucial position for the national team to look out for upcoming talents under the new direction.

It's an exciting year, for Malaysian football!

The boys dive into all the talking points from the game, including Samu Castillejo's disappointing showing and how it impacted Arif Aiman's ability to influence the game. They also pay tribute to Faisal Halim, who scored his first three goals since the gut-wrenching acid attack in May 2024!

Just 8 minutes after the match, Keesh, Chun Hang and Aiman Sekaiichi hops on to the 29th episode of the Malaysian Football Pod to bring you fresh, analytical and most importantly entertaining review despite the 0-0 finish.

JDT held strong to deny Buriram waves of attack, with Arif Aiman deployed at Wing-backs in the wake of Lucas Crispin form.

JDT introduced new no 10 into their team in the form of ex-LaLiga attacker Jonathan Viera,

Off the field antics by Buriram United's officials to taunt JDT, fans clashing online to see which teams will reign supreme at the biggest stage in Asia.

For its lack of goals, this game has been nothing short of absorbing.

We also dived into the news of Luqman Hakim going back to Malaysian soil and some bits on current form of Sri Pahang FC.

The Southern Tigers sealed the championship with four matches remaining unbeaten after 20 matches with 28 points, as they look bright to go unbeaten again this season.

While their arch-rival Selangor FC ended 10-year wait for a silverware by despatching PDRM FC who's punished by the FAM over technicalities issues. Managing a 7-0 aggregate, giving the fans in MBPJ something to cherish but also, a bigger question to ask for the upcoming season.

What's next for them? How do they build upon the Challenge Cup win? And most importantly how does the management and the Ultrasel settles their differences?

Join Keesh, Aiman Sekaiichi & Chun Hang again in this week episode 28 of the Malaysian Football Pod, as we look discuss thoroughly on JDT's dominant league adventure, Selangor's future and short piece on other game that happened this week in Malaysia's soil.

Fans are buzzing, stadium are full of crowds, players are off celebrating, what a night!

Join Keesh, Chun Hang & Aiman Sekaiichi for instant review of the game and dwelve deep into the players that made it happen for JDT.

We also discussed the MFL Challenge Cup final first leg which see Selangor FC edges PDRM FC, and stay tuned to the last to hear Aiman's MESSAGE to PDRM FC for such a questionable decision!

We got you instant review of the highly coveted match in Australia, where 3 debutant made their first step for JDT and one of them come out as the difference maker in a MOMENTOUS game for their Asian campaign.

Keesh, Aiman Sekaiichi and Chun Hang digest the game right off the bat, discuss the impacts of the new signings for JDT, their ACLE hopes and most importantly what makes the players special.

It's a shame to see two Malaysian clubs bow out of the Shopee Cup, but we discussed the margins on how they came short.

Last but not least, we take a deep breathe and take our time to look at how the Malaysian League unveils & the chase for the second spot!

Meanwhile in the Challenge Cup, Kedah Darul Aman fell short at home against PDRM, do they miss the fans though? Selangor FC had no issues against Penang FC, they will meet PDRM in a two-legged final, much to the disappointment of a certain Aiman Sekaiichi.

Anyway, join Keesh, Aiman and Chun Hang once again in the 25th episode of the Malaysian Football Podcast, to analyse all the matches that happened last week!

Join Keesh, Aiman Sekaiichi and Chun Hang in dissecting the 'pool party' across the league, a GAME decided by MISTAKE, two players under the spotlight and the usual game of the week which excites us the most,

Finally, it would be wrong if the boys didn't talk about the national team's jersey launching. Will the stripes looks BETTER when the players hit the pitch? The question remains...

Sabah FC and Sri Pahang FC played an extraordinaire game with Sabah FC looks shocking not benefitting the home court advantage.

As usual, join Keesh, Aiman Sekaiichii and Chun Hang in unraveling it all on Malaysian Football Pod, Episode 23!

Besides the usual game review on selected matches, we also talk about a forgotten player who used to have it all!

Join Keesh, Chun Hang and Aiman Sekaiichi in MFP Episode 22, the league is back, baby!

As the year closes with Vietnam's resilience showing against Thailand on AFF Mitsubishi Electric Cup final. We take a look at what we can learn from leadings ASEAN football nation around us and look ahead the Shopee Cup clash involving Terengganu and KL City.

As a friendly reminder, do not trust everything you saw on social media, always verify the source and most importantly avoid scheme/scams from unresponsible individuals masquerading as professional scout, as 2025 will be a year full of unpredictibility.

A year promised to be a revolution for Malaysian football.

Aiman, Chun Hang and Keesh will share their best moments in 2024 and what makes Malaysian football great!

It's not all doom and gloom as we are waiting a new chapter for our national team, with Ange Postecoglou's right-hand man, Peter Cklamovski!

Chun Hang, Aiman and Keesh just can't wait, as excited as we are, we also breakdown what's happening within Malaysian football in the Malaysia Cup!

Catch it all in the 19th Episode of Malaysian Football Podcast.

Stop the abuse, insults, and bullying. Our players are fighting tirelessly to honor our badge and represent our flags with pride. They deserve our unwavering support, not negativity.

We take a look at footballing drama this week regarding our beloved nation and the unfortunate consenquences happening to Harimau Malaya's match against Thailand and of course the comeback at home against Timor Leste, and the bois are looking forward for another redemption story against Singapore this Friday.

We cracked jokes, goes into conspiracy theories and in the end shared a touching stories on why football should bring all of us together through the pure ecstacy behind it.

Join Keesh, Aiman Sekaiichi and Chun Hang in understanding what happened in Malaysian football this week! It has been fun!

From Ong Kim Swee's shock exit from Sabah, leaving multiple question marks for the future -

Nafuzi Zain finally says goodbye to problematic Kedah, curious to see where the enigmatic figure will end up later, maybe in Kelana Jaya?

Last but not least, Selangor FC finally found their Nidzam Jamil replacement in the form of Katsuhito Kinoshi, a relatively unknown figure and a welcomed SURPRISE to the SUPER LEAGUE.

Keesh, Aiman Sekaiichi and Chun Hang dwelves deep into each news - we got it all in Episode 15!

That's how chaotic and jam-packed this week in The Malaysian Football Podcast!

Join Keesh, Aiman Sekaiichii and Chun Hang in unraveling the WWE incidents in SSI involving Arif Aiman and Tommy Mawat, the heartfelt story of Tiago Orobo who scores the winning goal in crucial ACL2 tie against Selangor, instant reactions to Malaysia National Team Call-up & Malaysian Cup Draw and of course, the finale of our Women's National League.

On the field, off the field, we got everything covered from JDT's masterclass at Paroi, Sabah FC addiction to scoring goals, upcoming young heroes making their mark in the league, Faisal Halim starts and the elephant in the room, Nidzam Jamil's fate as the head-coach of 'rocky' Selangor FC, finally comes to an end...

Keesh, Chun Hang and Aiman Sekaiichi all FIRED UP for this week episode. Don't miss it!

As Selangor's revenge mission ended-up in failure, we dwells into the bits and bobs of Nidzam Jamil's adjustment to soak the attacking barrages of JDT's attacking power, the Red Giants future hopes and how JDT manages the game perfectly into their hands.

From long-range goals galore in Penang, to KL City beaten in cold rainy night in Kuching, Keesh, Aiman and Chun Hang got you covered!

Join Keesh, Chun Hang and Aiman Sekaiichi in understanding how PDRM put a stop to Selangor's winning streak, in-form Perak FC shocked by struggling Sabah at Manjung, Kuala Lumpur City political welfare, and Aiman advice to Sri Pahang's Fandi Ahmad!

Oh and we should not forget, brilliance of Sony Norde, Haqimi Abdullah of Kelantan United and Nick Swirad collector's goal, all in one pod.

Aiman, Keesh and Chun Hang also dives deep into 'surprise' signings which shook the internet, Sabah women's team devastating defeat to Wuhan Jiangda. To top it off, a brief discussion on the departure of Terengganu's head coach, Tomislav Steinbrückner.

Join Keesh, Aiman & Chun Hang in a penultimate review of JDT action vs Shanghai Port, Selangor vs Muangthong United, some important player stats you simply cannot miss in this episode.

Join Keesh, Aiman Sekaiichi, and Chun Hang in covering the Super League games starting from the JDT demolishing of Penang FC, Selangor's hero stepping into the pitch for the first time, various debutants making their mark on the field, and the inevitable Paulo Josue record for KL City FC!

We also take a look at JDT & Selangor Asian Champions League aspirations.

Join Keesh Mat 'Stats', Chun Hang, and a special appearance from Faiz Gurun in dissecting Harimau Malaya's Pesta Bola Merdeka campaign under caretaker manager Pau Marti.

Listen to the boys fighting over the situation around Romel Morales, how the midfield combo of Syamer Kutty and Nooa Laine works so well together, and should Pau Marti take the mantle as the national team OFFICIAL HEAD COACH after a jubilant celebration over the Pesta Bola success.

On top of that, we explore how 'football' connects us Malaysians across borders, colours, and beliefs. Sharing heartfelt messages on what makes us truly Malaysians.

Get close and personal with Keesh 'Mat Stats', Aiman Sekaiichi, and Chun Hang on how they started their journey in analysing, watching, breathing our beloved Malaysian league.

Indulge yourself in the 'polarising' Harimau Malaya's direction, Pau Marti players selection, and the controversies surrounding the boycott of 2024 Merdeka Tournament!

The intense battle seen in Bukit Jalil started with many questionable decisions, cards, and tempers flaring amongst the players, Selangor's mistakes proves costly to the momentum of the game, and how Johor Darul Ta'zim showed no mercy in getting the job done for their 4th Malaysian FA Cup title!

Dive into the excitement, drama, and insights of the upcoming FA Cup final between Johor Darul Ta'zim and Selangor with Keesh, Chun Hang, and Aiman Sekaiichi.

Experience a rollercoaster of emotions and in-depth analysis in the premiere episode of The Malaysian Football Pod, airing tonight at 10 PM on Syok, Spotify, and Apple Podcasts.

Don't miss out on the thrill and passion of Malaysian football on #MFP!