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MS ABDB's Sld Razimie Ramli (centre) with the ball during the DST Sumbangsih Cup last night, the striker scored two goals for his team in the victory The Royal Brunei Armed Forces Sports Council (MS ABDB) signalled their intent for the new season as they came from behind to beat Indera Sports Club (SC) 2-1 to win the DST Sumbangsih Cup for the third time last night. A second half brace from Sld Razimie Ramli helped the army men turn around a 1-0 half-time deficit at the Hassanal Bolkiah National Stadium in Berakas to get their DST Super League title defence off to the right start. Indera, who finished as runners-up in the DST Super League last season, dominated the first half with their brilliant passing game and they got in front after Md Asri Hj Aspar converted a penalty, which he earned after being brought down in the box by Sld Mohamad Sani in the 19th minute. MS ABDB pressed for an equaliser late in the first-half and they were unlucky not to f

(From left) MS ABDB captain Sgt Md Haizul Rani Metusin, MS ABDB coach Sgt Hj Mesli Hj Dullah, MS ABDB manager Major Hasnul Alwe Hj Matassan, Indera SC coach Mohd Yussaini Hj Said and Indera SC President Pg Anak Hj Mohd Yassin PA Safiuddin pose for a photo after the DST Sumbangsih Cup press confederence yesterday DST Super League and DST FA Cup defending champions Royal Brunei Armed Forces Sports Council (MS ABDB) will kick-off their season with a DST Sumbangsih Cup (Charity Shield) clash against Indera Sports Club (Indera SC) on Wednesday. The DST Super League curtain-raiser will be held at the Hassanal Bolkiah National Stadium in Berakas at 8.15pm, with both teams looking to win the trophy for the second time. MS ABDB coach Sgt Hj Mesli Hj Dullah is expecting a tough challenge from Indera SC this season. “Indera SC is a very good team and everyone knows that…they will be challenging us all the way.” Hj Mesli told the BruSports after the press conference at the

The coaches pose with the trophy The Royal Brunei Armed Forces Sports Council (MS ABDB) and Indera Sports Club (Indera SC) are ready to face off in the DST Charity Shield on Wednesday. The DST Super League curtain-raiser will kick off at the Hassanal Bolkiah National Stadium at 8.15pm, with both MS ABDB and Indera SC looking to win the trophy for the second time. MS ABDB won the DST Super League for the second time in a row last year and also claimed the DST FA Cup for the fifth consecutive time. Indera finished second in the DST Super League, earning them the right to meet MS ABDB in the DST Charity Shield. Both teams feature a mixture of old and new players this year, although MS ABDB might have the slight advantage as they have been training since February. “Our training has not been as good as MS ABDB because of time and field restraints,” said Indera SC coach Mohd Yussaini Hj Said after today’s DST Charity Shield press conference at NFABD House. “MS ABD