It has come to this, the final episode of the Malaysian Football Podcast.

With JDT's triumph in the Malaysia Cup Final shadowed by major controversies shared by many viewers, we dives deep to recall it all while extending our thanks to all of you who have been listening throughout the season.

Join Keesh, Chun Hang and Aiman Sekaiichi for one last time, sharing opinions on the penultimate game of the Malaysian league and finally, recalling some of the great moments we had this season.

We hope you enjoy Malaysian Football Podcast episode 36.

After a long season, Liga Super has finally come to an end...

We will wrap-up the season next week, but for now we'll dive into how Kuching City transformed itself into a force to be reckoned with and the hefty amounts of transfer rumours happening around Malaysian social media.

It's gonna be an exciting off-season soon, and finally...

Is there a chance for Sri Pahang FC?

It might be slim but football is all about chances, and should Sri Pahang took their chances, they might be an upset on the cards.

A surprise? That's all we HOPE FOR, that's all we LIVE FOR, the answer remains to be seen.

Join the discussion with Keesh, Aiman Sekaiichi and Chun Hang before the penultimate game for the 2025 season.

All in the Malaysian Football Podcast, episode 35.

LS25 resumes normally as Perak stumbled against Sri Pahang,Terengganu failed to capitalize on Sabah's dropping point to a resilient Kedah Darul Aman.

It is safe to say the third place race is over? With Kuching City will welcome the champion JDT tomorrow, is there any glimmer of hope for Aidil Sharin's men?

A Penang 'surprise' win against KL had the boys theorizing on 'fatigue' issues when KL City Extension fielded some first-team player for a momentous game in Piala MFL against Selangor II.

Sing together with Keesh, Chun Hang, Aiman Sekaiichi in this episode of Malaysian Football Podcast.

As a certain Fergus Tierney, showed his class once again in the Thai League.

A content-laden episode 34, as we go near to the end of the road.

In an era where neighbouring country making progress with their brand of football, we asked ourselves, what's the secret sauce?

Alarmed at the continuous failures of the national youth teams, it is wise to ask question on grassroot developments as it's a pinnacle in developing continuous spine to our national team.

We also touched on the controversial topic of player's wages, where a worrying rate of teams continued to struggle in keeping their financial in check.

An episode of honesty - join Keesh, Aiman Sekaiichi and Chun Hang in a heartfelt plead to the development of Malaysian Football, dives through what went wrong, what can be done and most importantly - more football actions for your weekly copium.

Malaysian Football Pod episod 33 is back after a week break.

A roller coaster of a night kickstarted with Malaysia dominance from the front, accompanied by a 'missing goal' of the debutant Hector Hevel, who won himself the nation by a man of the match performance. He's also instrumental in setting up the 2nd goal alongside Arif Aiman from a well-crafted set-piece situation.

Malaysia won 2-0 at the end of the day, Peter Cklamovski earned his first win and the next game is sadly in June. Infront of faithful supporters in SSI on such a tumultous day, Harimau Malaya can be proud and optimistic on the performance.

The question remains, is Dion Cools better to be deployed at RCB or RWB?

Join Keesh, Aiman Sekaiichi & Chun Hang as they not only talk about the debate, but they also adressed the chaos which sees the debut goal, blanked out of nowhere.

Catch it all in episode 32 of Malaysian Football Pod!

As the international break is upon us, 2025 is deemed a big year for the Malaysian National Team. Various changes behind the scenes have already taken shape to qualify for major tournaments throughout the next few years.

A new committee, new faces, new directions, new coaches, and most importantly, the injection of naturalization players unknown to us evoked excitement for Malaysian football enthusiasts.

Join Keesh, Aiman Sekaiichi & Chun Hang to discuss it all under the microscope, from JDT's midfield duo potentially bossing the midfield against Nepal, how Hector Hevel playmaking ability is similar to Endrick Dos Santos and the MOST crucial position for the national team to look out for upcoming talents under the new direction.

It's an exciting year, for Malaysian football!

A heartbreaking end to Johor Darul Ta'zim's ACL Elite campaign as they fell to a 0-1 defeat at home against Buriram United in the 2nd leg. There was late drama though as Jorge Obregon appeared to have bagged an equalizer with quite literally the last kick of the game, but it was deemed to be marginally offside by VAR. Some fans agree, some disagree with the call. But ultimately, it's Buriram that will be Southeast Asia's sole representative in the quarter-finals of the ACL Elite this season.

The boys dive into all the talking points from the game, including Samu Castillejo's disappointing showing and how it impacted Arif Aiman's ability to influence the game. They also pay tribute to Faisal Halim, who scored his first three goals since the gut-wrenching acid attack in May 2024!

As Liga Super closes with JDT again winning the title for 11th consecutive times, it will be a crime not to entertain a SEA rivalry in ACL Elite in Buriram United vs Johor Darul Ta'zim.

Just 8 minutes after the match, Keesh, Chun Hang and Aiman Sekaiichi hops on to the 29th episode of the Malaysian Football Pod to bring you fresh, analytical and most importantly entertaining review despite the 0-0 finish.

JDT held strong to deny Buriram waves of attack, with Arif Aiman deployed at Wing-backs in the wake of Lucas Crispin form.

JDT introduced new no 10 into their team in the form of ex-LaLiga attacker Jonathan Viera,

Off the field antics by Buriram United's officials to taunt JDT, fans clashing online to see which teams will reign supreme at the biggest stage in Asia.

For its lack of goals, this game has been nothing short of absorbing.

We also dived into the news of Luqman Hakim going back to Malaysian soil and some bits on current form of Sri Pahang FC.

Dominant Johor Darul Ta'zim (JDT) marched through their 11th consecutive Super League title against Perak FC at SSI with a 2-0 victory!

The Southern Tigers sealed the championship with four matches remaining unbeaten after 20 matches with 28 points, as they look bright to go unbeaten again this season.

While their arch-rival Selangor FC ended 10-year wait for a silverware by despatching PDRM FC who's punished by the FAM over technicalities issues. Managing a 7-0 aggregate, giving the fans in MBPJ something to cherish but also, a bigger question to ask for the upcoming season.

What's next for them? How do they build upon the Challenge Cup win? And most importantly how does the management and the Ultrasel settles their differences?

Join Keesh, Aiman Sekaiichi & Chun Hang again in this week episode 28 of the Malaysian Football Pod, as we look discuss thoroughly on JDT's dominant league adventure, Selangor's future and short piece on other game that happened this week in Malaysia's soil.

Liga Super champions Johor Darul Ta'zim earned their spot in the Asian Champions League last 16 in emphatic fashion, beating South Korea's Pohang Steelers 5-2 at the Sultan Ibrahim Stadium in Iskandar Puteri on Tuesday.

Fans are buzzing, stadium are full of crowds, players are off celebrating, what a night!

Join Keesh, Chun Hang & Aiman Sekaiichi for instant review of the game and dwelve deep into the players that made it happen for JDT.

We also discussed the MFL Challenge Cup final first leg which see Selangor FC edges PDRM FC, and stay tuned to the last to hear Aiman's MESSAGE to PDRM FC for such a questionable decision!