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Ruthless Jangs Stun Sabah with 3-0 Triumph at Paroi

Negeri Sembilan FC (NSFC) delivered a commanding performance on home soil, defeating Sabah FC 3-0 in their Super League clash at the Tuanku Abdul Rahman Stadium, Paroi, tonight.

The hosts opened the scoring in the 26th minute through import striker Jovan Motika, who dazzled with a mazy run past two defenders before unleashing a thunderous strike that left goalkeeper Khairul Fahmi Che Mat helpless.

Head coach Mohd Nidzam Jamil’s men doubled their advantage in the 40th minute when Alexander Agyakwa produced a composed finish, sending the home crowd into raptures as NSFC took a comfortable 2-0 lead into the break.

Sabah attempted to mount a comeback in the second half with several dangerous efforts, notably from Adjin Mujagic and Muhammad Jafri Firdaus Chew, but NSFC’s rock-solid defense stood firm.

Motika nearly bagged his second goal of the night in the 64th minute after another brilliant solo run, only to see his effort fly narrowly wide.

The home side sealed the victory in the 79th minute when Joseph Esso clinically finished off a superb pass from Mio Tsuneyasu, sending the packed stadium of over 20,000 fans into celebration.

Adding to the excitement was the debut of young forward Luqman Hakim Shamsudin, who impressed with his explosive runs and sharp passing, further strengthening NSFC’s attacking presence.

The emphatic win lifts NSFC to fourth place in the league with eight points, while Sabah continues to struggle in 10th with just three points.

BAS.MY to Stadium Paroi – Easy, Convenient & Affordable!

Matchday at Stadium Tuanku Abdul Rahman, Paroi, just got more exciting — and easier to reach! With BAS.MY routes N10A, N10B & N31, supporters now have a direct and convenient option to head straight to the heart of the action.

The routes connect various key stops around Seremban and nearby areas, ensuring fans from multiple locations can travel comfortably and affordably. Whether you’re coming from Terminal 1, Ampangan, Ulu Bendul, or Kuala Pilah, the BAS.MY service will bring you directly to Stadium Paroi.

📍 Drop-off Point: Stadium Paroi
🕛 Last Bus from Paroi to Terminal 1: 12:03 a.m.

This means you’ll have plenty of time to enjoy the matchday atmosphere, cheer on The Jangs, and still catch a ride back after the game.

So leave the parking worries behind and hop on the bus — let’s fill the stands and create an unforgettable atmosphere together!

For the full route map, you can:

FIFA Sanctions Shake Malaysian Football: Impact on National Scene and Negeri Sembilan FC

The football landscape in Malaysia was hit with major news today following an announcement by the FIFA Disciplinary Committee regarding sanctions on the Football Association of Malaysia (FAM) and seven players for breaches of Article 22 of the FIFA Disciplinary Code concerning forgery and falsification.

According to FIFA, doctored documentation was used in eligibility submissions involving players Gabriel Felipe Arrocha, Facundo Tomás Garcés, Rodrigo Julián Holgado, Imanol Javier Machuca, João Vitor Brandão Figueiredo, Jon Irazábal Iraurgui, and Hector Alejandro Hevel Serrano. These players featured in Malaysia’s Asian Cup 2027 qualifier against Vietnam on 10 June 2025, a match that has now come under scrutiny.

FIFA’s Decision

After reviewing all evidence, the FIFA Disciplinary Committee ruled:

  • FAM has been fined CHF 350,000.
  • The seven players have each been fined CHF 2,000.
  • All seven players have been handed a 12-month suspension from all football-related activities worldwide.

In addition, the question of their eligibility to represent Malaysia has been referred to the FIFA Football Tribunal for further consideration. FAM and the players have 10 days to appeal this decision.

Impact on Malaysian Football

This decision carries far-reaching consequences for Malaysian football:

  1. National Team Disruption – Malaysia will be without seven senior players for the next year, significantly weakening squad depth in crucial competitions.
  2. Reputation Damage – The sanction raises serious concerns about governance, integrity, and due diligence within the national football structure.
  3. Potential AFC Repercussions – Malaysia’s standing in ongoing Asian Cup qualification may be affected pending further FIFA Tribunal decisions.

What It Means for Negeri Sembilan FC

While Negeri Sembilan FC does not have any of the named players directly involved, the domestic football ecosystem will feel the shockwaves.

  • Fixture Balance – Clubs across the league that rely on these players will need urgent adjustments, potentially reshaping the competitive balance of the Malaysia Super League.
  • Player Market Dynamics – Suspensions may trigger shifts in recruitment strategies, transfers, and the use of local talents, opening doors for younger players to step up.
  • Club Reputation – For Negeri Sembilan FC, this is a reminder of the importance of integrity, compliance, and governance at both national and club levels. Upholding professional standards remains central to the club’s mission.

Moving Forward – From the Fans’ Perspective

As supporters, this is a tough moment. Malaysian football faces scrutiny on the global stage, and naturally, there is disappointment and frustration. Yet, it is also a chance for fans to play their part in rebuilding the game’s credibility.

For Negeri Sembilan FC fans, the focus remains clear:

  • Keep supporting the team – Players on the pitch still need the energy, passion, and loyalty of the fans.
  • Stand for integrity – Demand transparency and accountability, not only from FAM but across the footballing ecosystem.
  • Believe in local talent – This crisis could open more opportunities for homegrown players, and fans’ encouragement will be key to their growth.

At the end of the day, football belongs to the supporters. By staying united, vocal, and passionate, Negeri Sembilan FC fans can help ensure that the spirit of Hobin Jang Hobin shines brighter than ever, no matter the challenges off the pitch.

Negeri Sembilan Must Capitalise on Early Fan Momentum

Negeri Sembilan FC (NSFC) must be wise in maximising the strong support from fans at the start of the Super League season, ensuring that attendance at the Tuanku Abdul Rahman Stadium, Paroi continues to record impressive numbers.

At present, the Hobin Jang Hobin squad is among the few teams in Malaysia that have successfully drawn loyal supporters in large numbers to the stands.

This comes at a time when overall attendance across the Malaysian League has been described as “lacklustre,” with many fans only showing up when their team delivers positive results or displays consistent performances.

Expert Opinion: Strengthen Bonds With Fans

Local football observer, Datuk Dr. Pekan Ramli, believes NSFC has been one of the rare clubs to build early momentum that translates directly into large home crowds.

“The club’s management must take advantage of this moment to strengthen the bond between players and fans. They can also consider organising roadshows across districts, which will encourage more locals to feel connected and show their support. This kind of initiative can further boost stadium attendance,” he told Arena Metro.

Impressive Attendance Figures

For the record, NSFC drew a combined 50,378 spectators across just two home matches — against Selangor FC and Kuching City — a massive improvement compared to previous seasons.

Dr. Pekan added that this surge is also an opportunity for the club to generate commercial revenue beyond ticket sales.

“Besides ticketing, the club should capitalise on merchandise sales. When a team is performing well, fans are willing to spend more on jerseys and other official items. Failing to seize this momentum would mean missing out on a golden financial opportunity,” he said.

Jang’s Bite & Brew – Elevating Your Matchday Experience at STAR Paroi!

Negeri Sembilan FC is proud to introduce its latest initiative designed to make your matchday experience even more enjoyable – Jang’s Bite & Brew, the official premium F&B brand of NSFC, now available exclusively at Stadium Tuanku Abdul Rahman, Paroi.

Starting this Saturday, as we take on Sabah FC, fans can look forward to a variety of special snacks and drinks brought directly to you by NSFC. The menu includes:

  • Jang’s Signature Popcorn – the must-have snack for a true stadium atmosphere.
  • Refreshing Drinks – Coca-Cola, Soda Float, and Mineral Water to keep you energized.
  • Crispy Fried Snacks – Nuggets, Prawn Balls, and Fish Balls, perfect to enjoy while cheering.

A stadium full of cheers, hands full of popcorn!

To ensure easy access, purchases can be made through:

  • Jang’s Booths located around Level 1 of the stadium.
  • Jang’s Runners – a 24-member team stationed across Levels 1 and 2 to deliver food and drinks conveniently without you missing a moment of the action.

Operating hours for Jang’s Bite & Brew are from 6.00 PM to 11.00 PM, in line with the excitement of matchday.

With this initiative, NSFC is not only committed to delivering top-level football on the pitch but also ensuring that every moment in STAR Paroi is filled with flavor, energy, and unforgettable experiences.

Jang’s Bite & Brew! NSFC’s premium food and beverage experience is here in Paroi! Enjoy signature popcorn, refreshing drinks, and tasty snacks – all to keep your spirits high and your voices louder than ever!

Don’t miss out – make sure to stop by the Jang’s Bite & Brew booths this Saturday and experience the perfect matchday companion!

Know the Difference: NSFC 2025–2026 Official Jersey Grades

𝗣𝗘𝗥𝗕𝗔𝗡𝗗𝗜𝗡𝗚𝗔𝗡 𝗚𝗥𝗘𝗗 𝗝𝗘𝗥𝗦𝗜 𝗡𝗦𝗙𝗖 𝟮𝟬𝟮𝟱-𝟮𝟬𝟮𝟲
Edisi Pemain | Edisi Replika | Edisi Peminat

No matter your choice, stand proud with NSFC and always Boli Yang Ori!

As Negeri Sembilan FC steps into the 2025–2026 season, fans now have three official jersey editions to choose from—each tailored to different needs while maintaining the spirit of The Jangs. Here’s a closer look at what sets them apart:

Player Edition – RM149

The Edisi Pemain is crafted for peak performance, identical to what our players wear on the pitch.

  • Premium Jacquard Weave featuring the signature Bunga Lada pattern.
  • 3D TPU NSFC & Warrix Logos for a bold, standout look.
  • Ribbed Fabric on collar and sleeves for enhanced comfort and fit.
  • Mesh Panels under the arms for breathability during high-intensity action.
  • Flex Heatpress Sponsor Logos for durability.
  • Comes with an “Authentic” Label.

Perfect for collectors and fans who want to wear the game-day experience.

Replica Edition – RM119

The Edisi Replika balances quality and comfort, designed for everyday wear while keeping close to the players’ kit.

  • Standard Jacquard Weave.
  • Silicone NSFC & Warrix Logos with a sleek finish.
  • Mesh Panels under the arms for ventilation.
  • Flex Heatpress Sponsor Logos.

An ideal choice for fans who want a premium feel at a more accessible price.

Fan Edition – RM69 (Adult) | RM59 (Kids)

The Edisi Peminat offers affordability without losing the pride of wearing NSFC’s official colors.

  • Sublimation Fabric with lightweight comfort.
  • Flex Heatpress NSFC & Warrix Logos.
  • Flex Heatpress Sponsor Logos.

A great option for everyday supporters—whether cheering in the stands, at home, or on the go.

Where to Get Yours

The Official NSFC 2025–2026 “Fan Edition” and other jerseys are now available at:

  • Warrix Concept Store Rahang & Central i-City Shah Alam
  • Warrix NSFC Matchday Store, STAR Paroi
  • Warrix Shopee, TikTokShop & Lazada

Wear your colors with pride. Hobin Jang Hobin!

Rising Star Noor Aidil Begins His Journey with The Jangs

Negeri Sembilan FC proudly announces the season debut of Muhammad Noor Aidil bin Zailani, a young defender who is stepping up to the senior stage.

At just 21 years old, Noor Aidil is part of a new generation of talent emerging from Negeri Sembilan’s development pathway. A right-footed defender, he is admired for his composure in defense, strong positioning, and calm decision-making under pressure.

Early Season Appearances

So far, Noor Aidil has featured in:

  • Piala FA vs PDRM FC
  • Liga Super vs Imigresen FC

These outings mark the beginning of his journey at the highest level of Malaysian football.

From Youth Prospect to Senior Squad

Born on 4 February 2004, Aidil has grown through the youth ranks before earning his senior contract for the 2025–26 season. He also shares a unique bond within the team — his twin brother, Noor Adha Zailani, plays as a midfielder for Negeri Sembilan FC. Together, they symbolize the spirit of local talent thriving in The Jangs’ colors.

Looking Ahead

With valuable minutes already under his belt, Noor Aidil is determined to cement his place as a reliable figure in defense. His progression reflects the club’s long-term vision of blending experienced campaigners with young homegrown talents.

The journey is only just beginning for Noor Aidil, but the signs are promising for a bright future in black and yellow.

Step Behind the Scenes: Experience Matchday with NSFC!

Negeri Sembilan FC is strengthening its bond with the community through the NSFC Matchday Experience Volunteer Program – an exclusive opportunity for fans to be part of the club’s journey, not just from the stands but also behind the scenes ensuring smooth and memorable events.

This program welcomes passionate and committed individuals to play a direct role in both matchday operations and other official club events.

Roles available:

  • Usherette – Welcome guests and guide them to their seats.
  • Event Crew – Manage ticket scanning and verification at entry points.
  • Marshall – Assist in monitoring safety and support the security team.

Participation criteria & benefits:

  • Open to Malaysian citizens aged 18 – 40.
  • Applicants must complete the required form. The NSFC team will contact you for duty confirmation.
  • All confirmed participants will also receive an allowance as appreciation for their contribution.

The initiative has already received an overwhelming response, with more than 800 registrations submitted so far. NSFC CEO, Faliq Firdaus, expressed his admiration for the incredible support:

“800 registrations. Truly impressed by the spirit of Negeri Sembilan football fans, especially among the youth. Let’s make this an even better experience for everyone.”

With the dedication of these volunteers, NSFC believes that stadium matchdays and official club events will become more organized, welcoming, and enjoyable for all.

Negeri Sembilan FC: Strong at Home, But Struggling Away?

As the Malaysia Super League kicks off, Negeri Sembilan FC have been one of the early surprise packages. A spirited performance against Johor Darul Ta’zim (JDT), despite defeat, followed by victory over Selangor FC, has drawn attention to the team and sparked talk of a potential top-half finish.

But last Saturday’s draw with Imigresen FC has raised a new question: are The Jangs struggling to replicate their Paroi form on the road?

The Away-Day Challenge

On paper, Negeri Sembilan are not a weak side. Head coach Nidzam Jamil has moulded a competitive unit capable of pressing for victories. Yet, there is a growing trend worth noting: the team have struggled to secure positive results away from Paroi.

A defeat to PDRM FC in the FA Cup at Selayang (0–1, though they advanced on aggregate) and the 1–1 draw with Imigresen FC in Batu Kawan mean Negeri Sembilan are still without an away win this season.

This contrasts sharply with their fortress-like presence at the Tuanku Abdul Rahman Stadium, where strong home support has fuelled dramatic comebacks and high attendances.

Has the Hype Worn Off?

The early-season buzz around Negeri Sembilan remains strong, thanks to impressive home performances and overwhelming fan support. More than 50,000 supporters have filled Paroi across their first two home matches — an extraordinary figure compared to recent seasons.

But if they are to sustain this hype, Nidzam’s men must find a way to bring the same intensity, discipline, and attacking sharpness into away fixtures. In a tightly contested league where clubs like Selangor, Kuala Lumpur City, Terengganu, and Kuching City are all battling for the upper spots, every point matters.

What Needs to Change

It may be early — only two away fixtures into the league season — but the warning signs are there. To keep pace with rivals, Negeri Sembilan need to tighten up their approach on the road, cutting out small errors and ensuring consistency regardless of venue.

The hype hasn’t faded yet. But unless Negeri Sembilan can translate their Paroi dominance into away results, they risk missing out on the momentum they have worked so hard to build.