📍 Location: Warrix Matchday Store, STAR Paroi
🗓️ 25 September
⏰ 12.00 PM – 4.00 PM
🗓️ 26 & 27 September
⏰ 10.00 AM – 4.00 PM
Ticket counters at Wisma PBNS will also remain open as usual.
Don’t wait until the last minute — make sure your tickets are in hand for the big clash #NSESAB!
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.
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.
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.
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:
Wear your colors with pride. Hobin Jang Hobin!
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:
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.
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:
Participation criteria & benefits:
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.
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.
Match Summary
Negeri Sembilan FC Analysis
Formation & Tactics
Strengths
Weaknesses
Key Takeaway
Negeri Sembilan are showing clearer attacking identity but remain undermined by defensive lapses and transition errors. Goalkeeper Azri Ghani impressed again with composure and distribution, though he was often left exposed.
Imigresen FC Analysis
Performance
Players
Weaknesses
Match Conditions
Overall Analysis
Criticism of the team and players is natural — it helps highlight areas for improvement. But as we reflect, Penyokong Setia (Loyal Supporters), it’s worth remembering what true loyalty means in football.
Traits of a Loyal Supporter
The Opposite of Loyal Supporters
In football culture, the opposite of loyalty is often described as:
In Short
A loyal supporter is not defined by being there only in moments of triumph, but by standing with the team through both joy and hardship. True loyalty is the heartbeat that keeps a football club alive.
Negeri Sembilan FC showed grit and determination in their latest clash against Imigresen FC, with head coach Nidzam Jamil highlighting the team’s improved reaction in the second half as a key positive takeaway.
Reflecting on the match, Nidzam admitted that his side struggled to find their rhythm early on.
“In the first half, we couldn’t connect with the tempo we wanted, and we were punished with a goal that I believe we could have avoided,” he explained.
However, halftime adjustments made a visible impact. The introduction of key changes in midfield allowed NSFC to regain control and create chances, particularly through Mio and Luqman.
“We corrected certain areas, especially in midfield, and managed to generate opportunities. I was happy with the players’ response and their reaction in the second half,” said Nidzam.
The coach also emphasized the importance of mentality and intensity.
“At halftime, I reminded the players about the importance of attitude and playing at the right tempo to move the opposition. We tried to press higher, win second balls, and force Imigresen back. They defended well, but our players showed good effort.”
One standout from the match was young forward Luqman Hakim, who continued his development with another valuable performance.
“Luqman needs games like this to build his temperament and experience. Training is one thing, but real match exposure is different. I’m pleased with his positive attitude, and I believe he can continue contributing to the team whether starting or coming off the bench,” Nidzam added.
While the result may not have fully reflected NSFC’s efforts, the improved second-half display leaves plenty of encouragement for the squad moving forward.
Prolific young national striker Luqman Hakim has officially made his long-awaited debut for Negeri Sembilan FC and in the Malaysia Super League.
Luqman’s name is no stranger to Malaysian football fans, having risen to prominence in 2019 when his stunning long-range strike against Cambodia in the AFC U-19 Asian Cup qualifiers captured the nation’s attention.
The 23-year-old marked his first appearance for Hobin Jang Hobin in the Matchweek 5 clash against Imigresen FC. Coming on as a substitute for A. Selvan in the 66th minute, Luqman immediately made his presence felt with a dangerous attacking move shortly after entering the pitch.
Head coach Nidzam Jamil praised the forward’s debut performance, while highlighting the importance of competitive minutes in his development:
“Luqman needs games like this to build his temperament and experience. Training is one thing, but real match exposure is different. I’m pleased with his positive attitude, and I believe he can continue contributing to the team whether starting or coming off the bench,” said Nidzam.
This debut marks a new chapter for Luqman, who will look to build momentum and become an integral part of the Negeri Sembilan attack. Fans won’t have to wait long for his next appearance, as NSFC will face Sabah FC on September 27 at their home ground in Paroi.
Imigresen FC and Negeri Sembilan FC (NSFC) shared the spoils after an intense Malaysia Super League encounter ended 1–1 at the Negeri Pulau Pinang Stadium in Batu Kawan earlier this evening.
Early Chances for Both Sides
NSFC started aggressively, with striker Jovan Motika nearly breaking the deadlock in the 4th minute after outmuscling home captain Rizal Ghazali, only for his powerful shot to sail over the bar.
The hosts responded swiftly as Keron Ornchaiyaphum came close twice — first with a free-kick that went narrowly wide in the 10th minute, and again four minutes later when his attempt was blocked by defender Alex Agyarkwa.
Imigresen Strike First
In the 26th minute, Imigresen took the lead through Wilmar Jordan, who calmly slotted home after a slick build-up involving Halim Saari and Eduardo Sosa.
NSFC pushed hard for a reply and nearly equalised in the 33rd minute via a Takumi Sasaki free-kick, but his weak effort was easily collected by goalkeeper Farhan Majid.
The breakthrough came in first-half stoppage time when Motika coolly converted an assist from A. Selvan, making it 1–1 heading into the break.
Tense Second Half
The Jangs kept up the pressure after the restart, earning a free-kick in the 51st minute, but Agyarkwa’s finishing touch failed to trouble the keeper.
Imigresen’s best chance of the half arrived in the 74th minute when Elvis Kamsoba’s cross found substitute Fayyadh Ghazali, but the forward miscontrolled under pressure, wasting the opportunity.
The final 10 minutes saw tempers flare with a few heated exchanges, but neither side could find a winner as the match ended in a draw.
Final Score
Imigresen FC 1–1 Negeri Sembilan FC
⚽ Wilmar Jordan (26’)
⚽ Jovan Motika (45+1’)