Negeri Sembilan FC emphatically ended their Malaysian Super League winless streak with a commanding 6–1 victory over PDRM FC at the Selayang Municipal Council Stadium on Thursday night.

The impressive triumph marked a long-awaited return to winning ways for the Jang Hobin squad, who last collected three points in league action back in December.

The attacking partnership of Takumi Sasaki and Luqman Hakim Shamsudin proved instrumental throughout the match, with both players constantly creating dangerous opportunities and spearheading Negeri Sembilan’s offensive dominance.

The visitors drew first blood as early as the fifth minute when Luqman capitalised on a well-worked move before calmly beating PDRM goalkeeper Nor Hakeem Hamidun to give Negeri Sembilan a 1–0 lead.

Needing no invitation to press their advantage, Negeri Sembilan doubled their tally in the 38th minute through Sasaki, who finished clinically after another incisive attacking sequence. Just three minutes later, Luqman grabbed his second goal of the night, pouncing on a loose ball after Nor Hakeem failed to deal with a powerful effort from Sasaki.

PDRM’s defensive line struggled to cope with Negeri Sembilan’s relentless attacking momentum in the first half, as wave after wave of pressure penetrated the danger zone with ease.

After the restart, Negeri Sembilan maintained their intensity and extended their lead in the 53rd minute when Kei Oshiro rose highest to head home the fourth goal.

Sasaki then compounded PDRM’s misery with a fifth strike in the 69th minute before substitute Khuzaimi Pie completed the emphatic victory with a sixth goal nine minutes later.

The result lifts K. Rajan’s side to sixth place in the league standings with 22 points, while Eddy Gapil’s PDRM remain rooted at the bottom with just 10 points from their campaign so far.