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Yee Chun Leong BANDAR SERI BEGAWAN Wednesday, October 21, 2009 MS ABDB (the Royal Brunei Armed Forces' Sports Council) proved too much to handle for the AM Gunners as they overwhelmed the DSTGroup Brunei Premier League (BPL) I newcomers with a 2-0 scoreline at the Penanjong Camp in Tutong. The result means that MS ABDB now leapfrog the AM Gunners into second place on 23 points just two points adrift of table toppers and defending champions, QAF FC, who are on 25 points. AM Gunners are third with 21 points. AM Gunners started out on the wrong foot as MS ABDB got their first goal through Md Isa Hj Bahar after only 15 minutes from a penalty kick. They had difficulty settling as the army men kept attacking their goal. Despite this MS ABDB had to wait until the 85th minute to finally put the match to bed and they did it with some help from the AM Gunners' backline. The second goal came when AM Gunners' defenders left Md Roy Suhardi Hanifah unmarked on the left. The MS ABDB stri

Written by Sahrol Daud  Tuesday, 13 October 2009 Bandar Seri Begawan - QAF FC cruised to a 3-1 victory against Indera FC in the DST Group Brunei Premier League I held at the Berakas Sporttomplex last night. In another match, AM Gunners FC thrashed Brunei Shell FT 4-0 at the Track and Field Sports Complex. QAF FC coached by former Brunei national player Mohamad Ali Hj Mustafa was a goal down as early as the 10th minute. Indera FC's Md Zulfadli Pg Hj Tajudin produced a spectacular low-drive shot to beat QAF FC goalie, Mohd Sahan Mumtazali. The match last night, considered being a balanced 50-50 war, as no import players - Cameroonian QAF FC goal-scoring machine Vivan Francis Bayong and Japanese import Ito Dan - were listed in the QAF FC line-up. A few minutes after the goal, QAF FC's Adie Arsham Muhd Salleh brilliantly beat Indera's goalkeeper Ak Omar Nur Aqammaddin Pg Hj Sallehuddin in a one-and-one situation but linesman denied QAF FC the equaliser due to Adie being po