Tuesday, April 28, 2009
Results 28/4
Singapore Cup
Woodlands Wellington v Bangkok Glass 0-1 (Tanat Wongsupphalak) 1,344
Bangkok Glass have had a smashing start in the TPL surprising everyone perhaps by remaining unbeaten and leading the league in its early days. They have continued this form into the Singapore Cup by heading south and narrowly beating the Rams.
Indonesia Super League
PSIS v Persib 0-2 (Gonzales, Moreira)
Sriwijaya v PKT 1-1 (Kayamba; Debbah)
Three straight wins for Persib, back to back home draws for Sriwijaya. The Champions conceded early to a PKT buoyed by their surprise win last week over PSMS. Kayamba netted an equaliser but four points dropped at home ain't the form of champions. Meanwhile Persib continued their fine run of form in Semarang in front of an empty stadium. And to think just last week there was a section of their support who wanted coach Jaya Hartono sacked!
1 - Persipura 26 18 4 4 57-17 58
2 - Persiwa 26 16 2 8 41-29 50
3 - Sriwijaya 26 14 6 6 52-31 48
4 - Persib 23 13 6 4 41-26 45
Malaysian Super League
Kedah v Pahang 3-0 (Faizal Abu Bakar, Shahrulnizam Mustapa, Khyril Muhymeen Zambr)
Johor v PDRM 4-0 (Wan Rohaimi Hassan, Saiful Sabtu, Nurul Azuan Roya 2)
AFC Challenge Cup
Macau v Cambodia 1-2
Myanmar v Bangladesh 2-1
Myanmar lead the group with a 100% record while Bangladesh and Cambodia each have three points and similar goal difference
Woodlands Wellington v Bangkok Glass 0-1 (Tanat Wongsupphalak) 1,344
Bangkok Glass have had a smashing start in the TPL surprising everyone perhaps by remaining unbeaten and leading the league in its early days. They have continued this form into the Singapore Cup by heading south and narrowly beating the Rams.
Indonesia Super League
PSIS v Persib 0-2 (Gonzales, Moreira)
Sriwijaya v PKT 1-1 (Kayamba; Debbah)
Three straight wins for Persib, back to back home draws for Sriwijaya. The Champions conceded early to a PKT buoyed by their surprise win last week over PSMS. Kayamba netted an equaliser but four points dropped at home ain't the form of champions. Meanwhile Persib continued their fine run of form in Semarang in front of an empty stadium. And to think just last week there was a section of their support who wanted coach Jaya Hartono sacked!
1 - Persipura 26 18 4 4 57-17 58
2 - Persiwa 26 16 2 8 41-29 50
3 - Sriwijaya 26 14 6 6 52-31 48
4 - Persib 23 13 6 4 41-26 45
Malaysian Super League
Kedah v Pahang 3-0 (Faizal Abu Bakar, Shahrulnizam Mustapa, Khyril Muhymeen Zambr)
Johor v PDRM 4-0 (Wan Rohaimi Hassan, Saiful Sabtu, Nurul Azuan Roya 2)
AFC Challenge Cup
Macau v Cambodia 1-2
Myanmar v Bangladesh 2-1
Myanmar lead the group with a 100% record while Bangladesh and Cambodia each have three points and similar goal difference
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