INDERA SC ONE WIN AWAY FROM CROWN

INDERA SC boosted their undefeated streak to 13 after edging the Royal Brunei Police Force Sports Council (MS PDB) 1-0 in their DST Super League clash last night.

The league leaders now sit on 37 points with 12 wins and one draw, six points ahead of the Royal Brunei Armed Force Sports Council (MS ABDB).

They now need just one more win from the remaining three games to be crowned champions.

Their remaining opponents are QAF FC who currently sit in seventh with 14 points, Najip FC and MS ABDB.

MS PDB are in fourth with 23 points behind Najip FC, also on 23 points but with four games in hand.

Indera’s winner was thanks to Mohd Zulkhairy Razali, who sent in a banger from 5m outside the penalty box in the 37th minute at the Hassanal Bolkiah National Stadium in Berakas.

Zulkhairy, with 11 goals to his name, is the league’s current top scorer.


The action continues today with Najip FC taking on Wijaya FC at the Hassanal Bolkiah Stadium, while Jerudong FC take on QAF FC at the Berakas Sports Complex at 8.15pm.

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