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Posted: 24 Apr 2012 05:21 AM PDT

With their AFC Cup destiny back in their hands, Singapore's Tampines Rovers will be looking to maintain their momentum in the competition with a victory against Group F leaders Kitchee of Hong Kong on Wednesday.

The S.League champions have reached the knockout stage in all four of their previous appearances in the AFC Cup but they appeared likely to miss out this year after managing only one point from their first three games.

But a 2-0 away win over Malaysian side Terengganu two weeks ago revived their campaign and put them back into a position to qualify for the last 16.

Although Rovers remained in third place with four points, two behind Terengganu and five adrift of Kitchee, they now control their own fate and can progress past the group stage if they beat Kitchee at the Jalan Besar Stadium and also win their final game against Song Lam Nghe Anin Vietnam.

"The simple fact is that we now need to win our next two games in order to progress to the next round," said Tampines coach Steven Tan.

"No one gave us a chance to get a result in Kuala Terengganu but the players performed above expectations and we got what we needed that day.

"We are certainly in a much better position than we were before that match but we still need to play well and win the next two games to qualify."

Tan is hoping to see an improved performance by his side on Wednesday from their first meeting with Kitchee in March when they lost 3-1 in Hong Kong.

"In our first match against Kitchee, we were a bit naïve in our approach and we made some costly mistakes that allowed them to score twice in the second half," said the Stags boss.

"If you make mistakes in a competition like the AFC Cup, you can be punished so we have to stay disciplined and not make such silly errors again in order to get a result."

Kitchee would seal their place in the last 16 with a draw, but coach Josep Gombau is expecting a tough encounter in Singapore.

"I'm expecting this game to be more difficult that the one we had in Hong Kong," said the Spaniard.

"We are playing away from home and we are also not so familiar with the playing conditions and we cannot decide how the field in maintained.

"I am concerned about the fitness of our players. When we met Tampines Rovers for the first time, we were midway through the season while they were just starting so they had a bit of an advantage. But we are now near the end of our season and our players are tired because we have played many games over the past two months while Tampines are gaining momentum."

Both teams will be missing key midfielders for the game with Tampines' Fahruddin Mustafic and Kitchee's Huang Yang suspended.

Meanwhile the other Group F game takes place on the east coast of Malaysia, where Terengganu entertain Song Lam at the Sultan Ismail Nasiruddin Shah Stadium.

While Terengganu have won both of their away matches in the group so far, their home form in the competition has been poor with no points and no goals after successive 2-0 losses against Kitchee and Tampines.

The Turtles have only one win and three defeats in their last five games, including a disappointing 2-1 home loss to second division side Sime Darby in the Malaysian FA Cup last Saturday,

According to coach Mat Zan Mat Aris, fatigue is a major issue for his side right now although he intends to field a strong lineup against Song Lam.

"Players like Ashaari (Shamsuddin), Shukor (Jusoh), Manaf (Mamat), Muslim (Ahmad), Faizal (Mohamad), (Francis) Doe and Baiano (Erison Da Silva Santos Carnietto) have been playing almost three matches a week since last month and are as good as burnt out by now," said the Terengganu coach.

"But it is crucial for us to win over Song Lam as a win will almost guarantee us a passage into the second round and we are not going to miss this golden chance too."

While Terengganu have been struggling of late, Song Lam have been in much better form with only one defeat in their last eight games in all competitions.

However, they will be without defender Tran Son Ha and midfielder Phan Doan Thai Thanh Dat after both picked up their second yellow cards in the 1-0 win against Kitchee two weeks ago.

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The Riel Thoughts: Malaysia to play Singapore

Posted: 25 Mar 2012 12:19 PM PDT

Malaysia who recently down 2 steps backward to 152th place in FIFA ranking are set to play in 2 series of matches against Singapore. I assume our national coach Dato Rajagopal must already fed-up with all warm up matches against clubs or perhaps he has fulfilled his quota matches against domestic clubs, doesn't he?

According to press interview, I agreed if we could repeat match against India and Philippines at our own turf, however i do not think the Aussies would ever entertained us after disastrous display against them with 0-5 scoreline.

Trying new face is not a reason any longer, thus it is not a valid. Please stop this nonsense and another nonsense by pulling out so many matches against clubs!!!!

Ranking is not an everything for some, but to me i believe that to have good seeding in any competitions especially in Asian region or World Cup qualifier is to have very decent ranking. So, is it by arranging a warm up matches against clubs would do any good to national squad? No, it is not!

Secondly, why and why is that too many new faces come in and out from national team? I am not national coach that is why certain clear i cannot question DatoRajagobal for his selection policy, am i? But clear thinking, if all first eleven who had lifted our very first AFF Suzuki Cup dont play much and frequently, how can they polish their understanding in their game play?

I seldomly seen Baddrol Bakhtiar, Ashaari Shamsuddin, or even Khyril Muhaimeen playing with national team recently when in fact they playing very good with their own team.
Calling back Syed Adney against Sarawak last night? Owh,come on....the best 3 keeper we have at the moment are Khairul Fahmi, Farizal Marlias and Nasril Nourdin. I opened for the latter but Syed Adney? Has he lost his mind?

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Posted: 11 Feb 2012 11:15 AM PST

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PBDKT T-Team halted their losing streak of three consecutive matches last night with a 2-0 win over Super League leaders, Perak at the Sultan Ismail Nasiruddin Shah Stadium in Kuala Terengganu. The result saw The Buffaloes relinquishing their position to Kelantan who defeated Terengganu 2-1 in the 'East Coast Derby' played at the Sultan Mohamad IV Stadium in Kota Bharu.

T-Team who had done away with the service of the under-performing Zachariah Simukonda started aggressively in front of a few hundred spectators who decided to come to the stadium instead of watching the 'live' telecast of the 'East Coast Derby'.

Perak did not offer much in their play. Most of the time they would fire long balls into the opponent's area, trying to find the tall Lazar Popovic who would bring his team-mates into play with the second ball. They were also seen relying on Michal Kubala to produce his long distance shooting in order to breach the T-Team defence.

The home side seemed comfortable in neutralizing these threats with Bojan Petric being commanding in defence with Norfazly Alias. After a scoreless first half, it took only eleven minutes for the stale-mate to be broken.

T-Team forced a series of corners and from of of these set-pieces saw Petric heading home from close range after the initial header by Faiz Subri was blocked on the line by a Perak player. It was the Bosnian first competitive goal in Malaysia.

Perak should have been more aggressive after going a goal down but their lack of creativity proved to be their downfall. Then two minutes from time, referee Suhaizi Shukri awarded a rather soft penalty to T-Team after Perak defender, Muhamad Shahrom was jusdged to have brought down T-Team substitute, Khairul Izwan inside the penalty area.

Skipper Zairo Anuar Zalani stepped up and had no problem beating Nasril Nourdin to score his seventh goal of the season, keeping him on top of the goal-scorers' charts. His team meanwhile climbed one spot to sixth.

Meanwhile in Kota Bharu, the home fans had to wait until the 37th minute before seeing their team going ahead. Even then Norshahrul Idlan Talaha's goal had a large slice of luck going with it as his shot was going away from goal until it hit Terengganu skipper Mazuki Yusof in the abdomen and went into the net, with Sharbinee Allawee already committed.

Then in the 52nd minute The Stags went two goals ahead went a quick counter-attack saw the ball being delivered into the penalty area where Indra Putra Mahyuddin headed the cross into the path of his skipper, Badhri Radzi who had the simple task of heading the ball into the net.

The Turtles tried to stage a fightback but could only score as the match went into stoppage time when Ashaari Shamsuddin's side-footed effort went in off the bar, spoiling Khairul Fahmi's effort to keep a clean sheet against the 'Old Enemy'.

At the Jalan Besar Stadium in Singapore, Lions XII went up to fourth after defeating Negeri Sembilan 3-1. Two goals by their skipper, Shahril Ishak in the 31st and 60th minutes sandwiched Shahdan Sulaiman's strike in the 50th minute. Mohamad Firdaus Azizul replied for The Deers in the 90th minute.

Perhaps the night's biggest upset was Selangor 2-0 loss against PKNS FC at the MBPJ Stadium in Kelana Jaya. It was The Red Giants' second defeat of the season while goals from former Selangor player, Rudie Ramlie on the half hour mark and Helmi Remeli on the hour mark saw the club side registering their first win of the season.

In Kuching, Sarawak used their home advantage to beat Felda United 2-1. It was The Crocs second win of the season. Goals from Vedran Muratovic and Asri Chuchu won them the match despite Firdaus Faudzi reducing the deficit for The Settlers.

Home advantage did not come into the picture when Kuala Lumpur took on Kedah at the Hang Jebat Stadium in Melaka. The City Boys remained the only team without a win this season when Johor FC beat them 2-0. Former T-team striker, Haris Safwan Kamal opened his account for The Bees in the sixth minute before Jasazrin Jamaluddin confirmed all three points seven minutes from time.

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