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Kuching City crushes Kuala Lumpur City 6-0 in Liga Super rout

Kuching City crushed Kuala Lumpur City 6-0 in a Liga Super rout at the Kuala Lumpur Football Stadium on Saturday.

Source: Kosmo! · August 26, 2026 at 3:31 PM · AI-assisted report

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Kuching City crushes Kuala Lumpur City 6-0 in Liga Super rout
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KUALA LUMPUR, KUCHING, 26 AUGUST 2026 —

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Kuching City crushed Kuala Lumpur City 6-0 in a Liga Super rout at the Kuala Lumpur Football Stadium on Saturday.

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Permitted by the Malaysian Football League (MFL) to field a minimum of 12 players, The City Boys could only list 11, according to home side operator Datuk Dollah Salleh. Hosts fielded 10 starters and one substitute, leaving them short-handed against visitors who opened the scoring within three minutes through Ajdin Mujagic.

Jerome Mpacko Etame’s first goal was disallowed for offside before he equalised in the 25th minute. The visitors extended their lead shortly after when KL City were reduced to 10 men following James Okwuosa’s red card for striking S. Sharvin.

Etame completed a second-half hat-trick with goals in the 48th, 52nd and stoppage time as Kuching City ran riot. Mujagic added a fifth in the 58th minute, leaving KL City’s 0-3 forfeit win over Negeri Sembilan FC on August 10 as their only consolation of the weekend.

The MFL fined KL City RM50,000 and ordered the club to cover all damages and associated costs arising from the postponement of their opening match.

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