INDERA SC REACH FUTSAL FINAL

Indera SC were the first team to reach the final of the Red Bull NFABD Futsal Champions League 2012 after outclassing Arbisham 6-3 in the early kick off at the Multipurpose Hall of the Hassanal Bolkiah Sports Complex last night.

Rifdi gave Arbisham the lead just seconds after the kick off, before Ak Md Naqib responded a minute later for Indera SC.

Abd Mansyur put Arbisham ahead for the second time on the night in the 10th minute, before Ak Md Naqib equalized for Indera SC once more nine minutes later.

He would grab his hat-trick in the 21st minute, before Junaidi, Md Norazizam and Md Ulfi effectively ended all hope of Arbisham staging a comeback, with Shahminur netting a consolation goal in the dying seconds of the game.

MS ABDB are their final opponents following a jittery 2-1 victory over Kota Junior in the late kick off.

It wasn't until the second half that Kota Junior broke the deadlock, Faizul netting in the 33rd minute to gift his side the lead.

However, two quick fire goals from MS ABDB, one from Arima and one from Khairul Effende, completed MS ABDB's comeback in the 37'h and 38th minute respectively, to setup a final showdown with Indera SC.

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