Malaysian Cup round up

goldenHuddlestone · 08-06-2006, 08:26 PM

Perak and Melaka Telekom made it look so easy when they took apart their rivals in the Malaysia Cup first leg quarterfinals on Saturday, getting one foot into the semifinals with identical 3-0 wins over Penang E&O and MPPJ respectively.

In the other last eight encounter, Negeri Sembilan were held to a 1-1 draw by Sarawak while Perlis edged Terengganu 3-2 in a highscoring encounter.

goldenHuddlestone · 08-13-2006, 09:49 PM

Malaysian Super League champions Negeri Sembilan stayed on course for a double after defeating Sarawak in the quarterfinals of the Malaysia Cup on Saturday for a place against Melaka Telekom in the last four. The other semifinal will feature Perlis and archrivals Perak.

Negeri had drawn the first leg 1-1 and had Christain Beckamengo to thank for his 81st minute equaliser in the second leg which neutralised Sanjos Sundawat’s 31st minute opener. The game went to penalties and in this Negri managed to squeeze through 5-4.

Their semifinal rivals had the easiest win of all the quarterfinalists after adding a 2-0 victory against embattled MPPJ in the second leg to their first leg 3-0 triumph. On the mark in the return leg were Rudie Ramli (36) and Zainuddin Ariffin (57).

Perlis had a narrow 3-2 lead over Terangganu in the first leg and Phillimon Chepita’s 72nd minute goal ensured a 1-1 tie in the second leg to put them through.

Perak registered a 5-2 aggregate win over Penang, following up from their 3-0 win in the first leg. Perak fell behind to A Jagannathan’s 37th minute opener but Keita Mandjou restored parity on 58 minutes and R Surendran made it 2-1 in the 78th minute. Sasa Brenezac fired the game equaliser seven minutes from time but Penang were still two goals well short of forcing a shoot-out.

The first leg of the semifinals will be played on September 2, with the return leg on September 9.

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goldenHuddlestone Admin Join Date: Jul 2006 Posts: 5,656 vCash: 480	Malaysian Cup round up Perak and Melaka Telekom made it look so easy when they took apart their rivals in the Malaysia Cup first leg quarterfinals on Saturday, getting one foot into the semifinals with identical 3-0 wins over Penang E&O and MPPJ respectively. In the other last eight encounter, Negeri Sembilan were held to a 1-1 draw by Sarawak while Perlis edged Terengganu 3-2 in a highscoring encounter.

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08-13-2006, 09:49 PM	#2 (permalink)
goldenHuddlestone Admin Join Date: Jul 2006 Posts: 5,656 vCash: 480	Malaysian Super League champions Negeri Sembilan stayed on course for a double after defeating Sarawak in the quarterfinals of the Malaysia Cup on Saturday for a place against Melaka Telekom in the last four. The other semifinal will feature Perlis and archrivals Perak. Negeri had drawn the first leg 1-1 and had Christain Beckamengo to thank for his 81st minute equaliser in the second leg which neutralised Sanjos Sundawat’s 31st minute opener. The game went to penalties and in this Negri managed to squeeze through 5-4. Their semifinal rivals had the easiest win of all the quarterfinalists after adding a 2-0 victory against embattled MPPJ in the second leg to their first leg 3-0 triumph. On the mark in the return leg were Rudie Ramli (36) and Zainuddin Ariffin (57). Perlis had a narrow 3-2 lead over Terangganu in the first leg and Phillimon Chepita’s 72nd minute goal ensured a 1-1 tie in the second leg to put them through. Perak registered a 5-2 aggregate win over Penang, following up from their 3-0 win in the first leg. Perak fell behind to A Jagannathan’s 37th minute opener but Keita Mandjou restored parity on 58 minutes and R Surendran made it 2-1 in the 78th minute. Sasa Brenezac fired the game equaliser seven minutes from time but Penang were still two goals well short of forcing a shoot-out. The first leg of the semifinals will be played on September 2, with the return leg on September 9.