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IFA Shield 1972 (Mokhtar Dahari 1st International Football Tournament)

IFA Shield derived from Indian Football Association Shield and has been held since 1893 in India region. In IFA Shield 1972, it consists of 36 local teams included Mohun Bagan A.C East Bengal F.C, Mohammedan Sporting Club and three foreign invitation teams such as Selangor (Malaysia), All Indonesia Football Federation (Indonesia) and Isfahan's Sepahan (Iran). This was the first international football tournament for Mokhtar Dahari, Reduan Abdullah and R.Arumugam when they started to play for Selangor main team in 1972. Their first international friendly match with Selangor main team was in a match against Hitachi Club from Japan in 1972. Abdul Ghani Minhat was the coach and player for this IFA Shield 1972. IFA Shield 1972 match book. List of Selangor players and jersey numbers played in this IFA Shield 1972 were Abdul Ghani Minhat (17), V. Rajesparan (1), Dell Akhbar Khan (2), A.Retnasingam (3), Chow Kwai Lam (4), Joseph Liew (5), Mohd Shah Norbit (6), Mohsein Alias (...

Opening of Football Association of Malaya HQ In Birch Road, Kuala Lumpur

Before Football Association of Malaysia HQ moved to today location at Wisma FAM, Petaling Jaya, Selangor, the previous HQ was located at Birch Road (Maharajalela Road), Kuala Lumpur. When the HQ was located at Birch Road (Maharajalela Road), Kuala Lumpur, Football Association of Malaysia was known as Football Association of Malaya. Football Association of Malaya HQ at Birch Road (Maharajalela Road), Kuala Lumpur was officially opened in 7 December 1961 by Y.T.M Tunku Abdul Rahman Putra Al-Haj. At this time, Kuala Lumpur was under the administration of Selangor State before it became Federal Territory in 1974. Unfortunately the fate of this building was uncertain and can't be guaranteed its survival from being demolish or destroyed in the name of development as its located in the golden triangle of Kuala Lumpur. Nowadays, this building has been turned up into a hotel known as Mirama Hotel and still in good shape and preserved. But in the future, its fate still uncertain. ...

Toyo Kogyo (Sanfrecce Hiroshima) vs Selangor 1968

In 1968, Toyo Kogyo (nowadays known as Sanfrecce Hiroshima in Japan) flew to Malaysia to play in two friendly matches against Selangor in Merdeka Stadium, Kuala Lumpur on 17 February 1968 and Perak in Ipoh, Perak on 18 February 1968. Toyo Kogyo was the most powerful Japanese football club to play here during that time. Toyo Kogyo previously won the Japan Soccer League (JSL) Championship for the third consecutive years from 1965 until 1967 and the Emperor's Cup in 1965 and 1967. This club was the most widely travelled club side in Asia. Their players have 11 internationals who have played in South America, Russia and Western Europe. Furthermore, their players also played in Asian appearances include the Merdeka Cup series, Asian Cup, pre-Olympic ties and the Asian Games. Three of their players played for Japan in the Olympic Games Mexico 1968 such as Aritatsu Ogi, Yasuyuki Kuwahara and Ikuo Matsumoto. Japan won bronze medal for football in the Olympic Games Mexico 1968 after ...

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