Sunday, 9 October 2011

PFA held by Terubok



Duan’s goalscoring return could not inspire PFA to victory as they were held  in a hard-fought 1-1 draw with Terubok FC on Saturday evening. PFA entered the game having lost previous fixture and sought to make an instant impression to bounce back.

It capped a frustrating first period for PFA who were not able to keep the ball and lack of goal creating opportunities. Things were starting to flare up which eventually led to a melee after an exchanged of words between Terubok’s defender and Daniel but the incident looked to calm down moment after.

As both teams headed into half-hour mark, Terubok were awarded a penalty when their player was brought down on the corner of the box after a late-timed tackle from Aziz and Terubok took the lead into halftime 1-0.

PFA looked rejuvenated after the break  after the introduction of Duan in the middle of the park, controlling possession, moved the ball confidently and looking dangerous with Pin down the right flank. The second half was all about opportunities, maintaining composure and it appeared to be fruitful when PFA managed to equalized with Duan founding the back of the net, hooking in a deep cross by Pin  and calmly lobbed the ball past the goalkeeper.

Both sides continued to enjoy the possession but their enthusiasm was tempered by sturdy defending from both sides. With Daniel (Goalie) in magnificent form at one end, conjured a handful of great saves, big credit to PFA’s defensive unit as the game ended 1-1 draw full time.

1st half:

Daniel De Gea, Aziz, JJ, Boy, Saiful, Qayyum, Dillah, Daniel, Hirman, Najib, Nabil

2nd half:

Daniel De Gea, Dek Wan, Aziz (Aqil), JJ, David, Pin, Duan, Daniel (Nasri), Boy Habs, Nameng, Bebek

Tuesday, 4 October 2011

The North West Derby Never Changes

15th October 2011
























Its Liverpool vs Manchester United peeps..

The most famous football fixture in English and world of football!!!

The fixture between Liverpool and Manchester United is one of the most significant sporting rivalries in football.

This rivalry is one of the most high-profile derbies in UK. 

The clubs are also the two most successful teams in England.
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May the best team win!

PFA lose in Eleven-Goal Thriller



PFA   5 - 6   J.O

1st Half:
Daniel De Gea, JJ, Boy, Dek Wan, Boy Habs, Pin, Ali, Najib, Alfie, Nabil, Hj Azim

2nd Half:
Daniel De Gea, JJ, Jul, Boy Habs (Mirul), Dek Wan, Dillah, Duan (Hj Azim), Pin (Alfie), Qayyum (Ali), Najib (Nabil), Nameng


PFA scorers of the match:
Nabil - 2
Najib
Hj Azim
Alfi

Saturday, 1 October 2011

PFA ease to win


      PFA        3-1       KP7    
Daniel
Nameng
Bebek

Bebek and Daniel once again consecutively scored each two game in a row as KP7 were beaten 3-1 at Padang Kecil on Friday afternoon. KP7 had started the livelier, perhaps, but it was PFA who eventually broke the deadlock when Hirman’s neat pass sent Daniel through KP7’s box and blasted home into the net. PFA then were firmly in control with the 1-0  scoreline.

A second goal now seemed inevitable and it duly arrived 10 minutes to halftime when Daniel made a cheeky turn on the right flank before cutting in, squeezed his way into the box and allowed him to cross for the fresh-legged Nameng to power home 2-0.

KP7 pulled one back within minutes of the second half starting to ratchet up the pressure to PFA, who were guilty of missing a number of opportunities to make the victory easier than it turned out to be. There were a few worrying moments in the second period before Bebek’s 13th goal made sure PFA were the worthy winner on the day with the final scoreline 3-1 to PFA. 

1st half:

Daniel De Gea, Arif, JJ, Aziz, Aqil, Hirman, Najib, Pin, Ali (Nameng), Nabil, Daniel

2nd half:

Daniel De Gea, Dek Wan, Aziz, Boy, Arif (Mirul), Nameng, Dillah, Duan, Pin (Fizu), Auni, Bebek