MALAYSIA SUPER LEAGUE: SELANGOR 0 - TERENGGANU 0
Selangor squandered an opportunity to go top of the Malaysian Super League table after getting a point from a goalless draw against Terengganu at Shah Alam Stadium on Sunday. It was Terengganu that rocks the stadium and the turtles had a best chance to take the lead in the first half.
A free kick from Ismail Faruqi's gone straight to Javier Estupinan's and he's reply with a powerful header straight into the net but Mohd Farizal Merlias denies it with a superb save. The Red Giants attacking force looks blunt after their top scorer Paulo Rangel and A. Thamil Arasu were well guarded by Terengganu defender lead by Mohd Zubir Mohd Azmi.
The Red Giants introduce their newly signings from PKNS, Mohd Nazmi Faiz Mansor in second half but it still fail to make any attempts for a goal and the score remains until end and both team were settle with a point.
With 28 points form 14 matches played, Selangor are now tied on points with Pahang but The Tok Gajah lead the standings on a better goal different.
Photos by: Moharzan / Tigers Super Sports
Selangor squandered an opportunity to go top of the Malaysian Super League table after getting a point from a goalless draw against Terengganu at Shah Alam Stadium on Sunday. It was Terengganu that rocks the stadium and the turtles had a best chance to take the lead in the first half.
A free kick from Ismail Faruqi's gone straight to Javier Estupinan's and he's reply with a powerful header straight into the net but Mohd Farizal Merlias denies it with a superb save. The Red Giants attacking force looks blunt after their top scorer Paulo Rangel and A. Thamil Arasu were well guarded by Terengganu defender lead by Mohd Zubir Mohd Azmi.
The Red Giants introduce their newly signings from PKNS, Mohd Nazmi Faiz Mansor in second half but it still fail to make any attempts for a goal and the score remains until end and both team were settle with a point.
With 28 points form 14 matches played, Selangor are now tied on points with Pahang but The Tok Gajah lead the standings on a better goal different.
Photos by: Moharzan / Tigers Super Sports
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