KEJAYA FC 0 vs 0 BLACKLANDERS FC

Kejaya FC faced off against Blacklanders FC at Meru Permai on 14 February 2026, with kick-off at 2:00pm in a tightly contested 9-a-side encounter. The match lasted just 15 minutes plus injury time, ending goalless in normal time before Kejaya FC edged out Blacklanders FC 2-1 in the penalty shootout to claim victory.

The match was played in a 3-4-1 formation, which saw Kejaya FC line up with three defenders at the back, four midfielders across the middle, and a lone forward positioned just behind the striker line. This setup was designed to provide defensive solidity while maintaining midfield control and allowing the attacking midfielder to link play effectively between the lines. The three defenders were expected to cover the width of the pitch, with the midfield four tasked with both supporting the defence and pushing forward to create chances. The attacking midfielder’s role was pivotal in orchestrating attacks and providing service to the forward.

No substitutes were named for this fixture, meaning the starting nine players were relied upon for the full duration of the match and the ensuing penalty shootout.

The match itself was a cagey affair, with both sides struggling to find clear openings in the brief 15-minute contest. The only notable event during the game was the half-time whistle, which came unusually early at 7.5 minutes due to the shortened match length. Neither team managed to break the deadlock in normal time, as defensive organisation and cautious play dominated proceedings.

With no goals scored during the match, the outcome was decided by a penalty shootout. Kejaya FC held their nerve to convert two penalties, while Blacklanders FC managed just one, handing Kejaya FC the narrow victory. The shootout proved to be the defining moment of the encounter, highlighting the pressure and precision required in such a condensed format.

In summary, Kejaya FC’s disciplined approach and composure under pressure secured them a hard-fought win at Meru Permai. Despite the lack of goals in open play, their success from the spot ensured they emerged victorious in this brief but intense 9-a-side contest against Blacklanders FC.