Negeri Sembilan FC (NSFC) Chief Executive Officer, Faliq Firdaus, has reminded the team to remain grounded and not become complacent following their 2-0 victory over PDRM FC at Stadium Tuanku Abdul Rahman, Paroi, last night.

Speaking after the match, Faliq acknowledged that while the result was positive, the team must continue to sharpen their performance, particularly in front of goal.

“After discussions with Coach Nidzam Jamil, we’re still not fully satisfied. We had four or five clear chances but failed to convert. That shows we weren’t clinical or sharp enough,” he said.

Faliq added that the management and coaching staff are fully aware of the areas needing improvement and are already taking steps to strengthen the team, both in the short and mid-term.

“We know our issues — injuries and squad depth are among them. We’re looking at some options and, with approval from our chairman and relevant authorities by January, we plan to bring in several players. For now, we’ll continue to manage with what we have until December.”

He also emphasized that the Super League season is a marathon, not a sprint, and urged both players and supporters to stay patient and committed.

“The league is long; it runs until May. We must stay resilient and keep improving. I’ve spoken to the players and the coach — we’re giving our all in every game. Hopefully, this win becomes a stepping stone for something greater.”

Faliq closed his remarks by expressing gratitude to the loyal Negeri Sembilan supporters, encouraging them to continue backing the team through every challenge.

“We’re grateful for the fans who always stand by us. Keep supporting, because your energy drives us forward.”