Southern Tigers assert dominance with 4-2 win over Selangor


A tussle for the ball between Selangor's Rufino Segovia Del Burgo (right) and JDT's Adam Nor Azlin (centre) during their Super League Match at Shah Alam Stadium last night. IZZRAFIQ ALIAS / The Star. March 1, 2019.

SHAH ALAM: Johor Darul Ta’zim (JDT) are slowly asserting their dominance in the Malaysian Super League after they beat home side Selangor 4-2 at the Shah Alam Stadium Friday (March 1).

The Southern Tigers, backed by their legion of fans, were clinical and effective in the game as their goals were scored by Leandro Velasquez (sixth and 67th min), Diogo Santo (13th) and Gonzalo Cabrera (41st).

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