Selangor League

The FA Selangor League is the overall state-level football league in Selangor.^[1] It is the 5th-9th level in the Malaysian football league system. The league is managed by the Football Association of Selangor (FAS). The league was established with the earliest known records from 1935.^[2]

FA Selangor League

Founded	1936; 89 years ago (1936)
Country	Malaysia
Confederation	AFC
Divisions	FAS Super League FAS Premier League FAS League Division 1 FAS League Division 2
Number of clubs	73 (men) 14 (women)
Feeder to	Malaysia A3 Community League (from FAS Super League)
Domestic cup(s)	Malaysia FA Cup
League cup(s)	FAS Charity Cup[a] Selangor Champions League FAS FA Cup FAS Women's FA Cup
Website	FA Selangor.my
Current: 2024

The league has undergone multiple iterations until its current structure took place. The top-tier division is the FA Selangor Super League, followed by the second-tier FA Selangor Premier League, the third-tier FA Selangor Division 1, and the fourth-tier FA Selangor League Division 2.^[3][4]

History

Origin

The Selangor Football League started as the Selangor Amateur Football League in 1905.^[5] The first known record of the league was in 1935, where the champions were Rangers.^[2] Even though the league was relatively unknown to outsiders, the Selangor state has been a source of clubs for the national league for years.

Football Selangor

Tengku Amir Shah, Raja Muda of Selangor created the Selangor Youth Community (SAY) which aims to help the development of youth in Selangor in the fields of entrepreneurship, art & creativity, sports and community service. In 2016, SAY introduced the Selangor Champions League (SCL), which brought together champions from various state amateur leagues to compete for the title of the best amateur team in Selangor.^[6]

In 2017, the idea to establish Football Selangor (FS) was born; an organization created to unite the amateur football community in Selangor. FS also launched the Affiliate League Program which was joined by 27 social & amateur leagues throughout Selangor. This program has paved the way to SCL for more teams in the Darul Ehsan state.

The organization of SCL, driven by the grassroots football community itself, has proven that the social & amateur league scene can be raised to a more prestigious level. The 2017 SCL final was held at the Shah Alam Stadium, which became the highest motivation for every amateur team to perform at the sacred stadium of the Selangor Darul Ehsan team.In addition, the amateur football scene went to a new level when for the first time the Malaysian Amateur Cup competition was held. The collaboration between the Terengganu Amateur League and the Selangor Champions League saw the best players from their respective leagues clash at the Shah Alam Stadium. TAL All Stars lifted the title after defeating SCL All Stars 2–0.

The Shah Alam Stadium witnessed the championship for 2018 won by Puchong Fuerza FC, defeating KRU FC in front of ultras fans. In 2019, Football Selangor witnessed the restructuring of the FAS League. In addition to that, the FAS Junior League was conducted, involving teams for under-14 and under-17 categories.

The 2019 Selangor Champions League saw improved organization from various aspects, including live broadcasts. The development efforts were initiated by His Highness the Young Ruler of Selangor.

Competition structure

Men's

Level	Total teams	League(s) / Division(s)
1 (5)	18	FAS Super League ↓ 2 relegations
2 (6)	19	FAS Premier League ↑ 2 promotions ↓ 2 relegations
3 (7)	16	FAS League Division 1 ↑ 2 promotions ↓ 2 relegations
4 (8)	20	FAS League Division 2 ↑ 2 promotions

Women's

Level	Total teams	League(s) / Division(s)
1	14	FAS Women's Super League

Current teams

Below are the member teams of the FA Selangor League for the 2024 season.

FAS Super League

• MBRK
• Sun Riders
• MP Sepang
• NPNG
• Klang Southern
• BOSS
• SA United
• Kelana United
• Gombak FA
• Anak Kalumpang
• MBSA
• MPKJ
• Smart-Focus
• MBPJ
• Mozyda
• Teleflow
• Putra Perwira
• PIB

FAS Premier League

• Kingstown Klang
• MAFC
• Bukit Rotan Baru
• MBSJ
• Sharpees
• Selangor Youth
• Vulcans
• Sri Setia Putra
• Puchong Hunters
• KRU
• PNSB
• Hong Chin
• KS TPCA
• Tanjong Karang
• Puchong Rangers
• Port Rangers
• Tunas Tanjong Karang
• UITM United II
• SIA

FAS League Division 1

• MY World
• Selangor U16
• Klang Gate
• Soccer Ace
• MAS
• Hypernova
• Birchwood Junior
• Bukit Kuching
• KKB Brotherhood
• Forza Maju Jaya
• Genpro
• Sunday Cowboys
• ASFC
• Perlima United
• Kampung Jawa Brothers
• AU2

FAS League Division 2

• Bidara
• Harimau United
• Lighthouse
• Sungai Buloh Rovers
• First 11
• Puchong Rovers
• Sijangkang FC
• Junior Bangi
• KSB Padang Jawa
• Sternen FC
• Tunas Lagenda
• Dream Village
• Nilam Puri
• MMU
• PBD Petaling
• RTD
• Sri Remaja
• Isma Shah Alam
• FC Serayan
• Klasiko FC

List of champions

No.	Season	Super League	Premier League	Division 1	Division 2
1	2019	NPNG FC	3 teams[b]	Not exists
–	2020	Competitions abandoned due to COVID-19 pandemic in Malaysia
–	2021	Not held[c]
2	2022	NPNG FC	MP Sepang	Kelana United	Puchong Hunters
3	2023	MBSA FC	Kelana United	KRU FC	KKB Brotherhood
4	2024	MPKJ FC	KRU FC	Perlima United	Klasiko FC

Titles by team

Team	First tier	Second tier	Third tier	Fourth tier	Total titles
NPNG FC	2				2
MBSA FC	1				1
MPKJ FC	1				1
Kelana United		1	1		2
PIB FC		1			1
MBPJ FC		1			1
Kingstown Klang		1			1
MP Sepang		1			1
KRU FC		1	1		1
Perlima United			1		1
Puchong Hunters				1	1
KKB Brotherhood				1	1
Klasiko FC				1	1

Statistics

• Top scorers by season:

List of FAS League top scorers

Season	League	Player (team)	Goals
2019	Super League	Asare Patrick (NPNG FC)	12
	Premier League	2 players[d]	14
2022	Super League	Firdaus Musa (MPKJ FC)	10
	Premier League	Ahsan Hamdani (Malaysia Airports)	9
	Division 1	Razman Roslan (Kelana United)	19
	Division 2	Partheban Jaganathan (Puchong Hunters)	18
2023	Super League	4 players[e]	8
	Premier League	2 players[f]	9
	Division 1	Nuriskandar Hamid (KRU FC)	20
	Division 2	Shahriman Shafii (KKB Brotherhood)	17
2024	Super League	Asnan Awal Hisham (NPNG FC)	8
	Premier League	Dainei Mat Disa (Selangor U16)	15
	Division 1	Faiz Ismail (Perlima United)	9
	Division 2	2 players[g]	12

Notes

1. A cup match between FAS Super League winners against Selangor Champions League winners
2. In 2019, the FAS Premier League was divided into 3 leagues. The champions are PIB, MBPJ and Kingstown Klang.
3. In 2021, the FAS League has been replaced by the FAS Return To Play, which is a series of pre-season matches.
4. Ismail Mamat (MP Klang), Nuriskandar Hamid (Kingstown Klang)
5. Rizzham Norman (Gombak), Firdaus Musa (MPKJ), Terrence Marieselvam (MPKJ), Faiz Laidin (Sun Riders)
6. Radzi Pilus (Bukit Kapar), Fakri Saarani (Kelana United)
7. Khairul Abhar Zaidi (Harimau United), Aidil Azman (KSB Padang Jawa)