Melaka and Sarawak set to be kicked out of Super League


Going downhill: Stuart Wark (left) and his Sarawak United team could end up in the third division M3.

PETALING JAYA: Melaka and Sarawak United look set to be kicked out of the newly restructured Super League next year after failing to meet the requirements set in the MFL Club Licensing regulations 2022.

The Malaysia Football League (MFL) First Instance Body (FIB) made the unprecedented decision to not award the two teams a national licence for the 2023 revamped Super League season.

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