Malaysia FAM League

Malaysian FAM League

Country	Malaysia
Confederation	AFC
Founded	1952 (1952) (as Cup Tournament) 2008 (2008) (as League)
Divisions	3rd
Number of teams	18
Level on pyramid	3
Promotion to	Malaysia Premier League
Relegation to	State Leagues
Domestic cup(s)	Malaysia FA Cup
Current champions	Melaka United (1st title) (2015)
Most championships	Selangor FA (7th title)
2016 Malaysia FAM League

The Malaysia FAM League (formerly known as Malaysia FAM Cup) is the third-tier football league in Malaysia. The tournament used to be a cup format, but it changed 2008 as it was held as a league tournament and changing to its current name.

The league was first held in 1952. The current champion are Melaka United winning the league for the first time in their history.

Years

1952-1973: as a secondary knockout competition between state teams only after Malaysia Cup.
1974-1989: as a secondary knockout competition between club teams only after Malaysia Cup.
1990-2008: as a third-tier knockout competition because Malaysia Premier League 1989 and FA cup 1990 were introduced.
2008- now: as a third-tier league competition.

History

Malaysia FAM Cup was established in 1952 as a secondary knockout competition to the more prestigious Malaya Cup, the competition were held between the state teams including Singapore, Police, Army, and Prisons Department of Malaysia in its early days. Starting in 1974, the state teams were barred from entering the competition and only the club sides could enter.

With the advent of two-league Semi-Pro League in 1989, FAM Cup becomes the third-tier competition. In 1993, the format of the competition was changed to include a two-group league followed by the traditional knockout format. Promotion to the professional M-League were introduced for the first time in 1997, Johor FC and NS Chempaka FC the first two sides to be promoted that year.

A further changes were made in 2008 to abolish the knockout stages and introduce a double round-robin league format. The tournament in now known as Malaysia FAM League.^[1]

Club (2016)

Club Name	Year Joined	States	First Season in FAM League	Seasons in FAM League	Current Spell in FAM League	Last Spell in Premier League
AirAsia Allstar F.C.	2015	Selangor	2015	2	2015–	–
DYS F.C.	2016	Sabah	2016	1	2016–	–
FELCRA F.C.	2015	Kuala Lumpur	2015	2	2016–	–
Hanelang F.C.	2014	Terengganu	2014	3	2014–	–
KDMM F.C.	2016	Sabah	2016	1	2016–	–
Megah Murni F.C.	2015	Selangor	2015	2	2015–	–
MISC-MIFA	2014	–	2014	3	2014–	–
MOF F.C.	2014	Kuala Lumpur	2014	3	2014–	–
MPKB-BRI U-Bes F.C.	2016	Kelantan	2016	1	2016–	–
PB Ipoh	2015	Perak	2015	2	2015–	–
PBMM F.C.	2016	Kuala Lumpur	2016	1	2016–	–
Penjara F.C.	2015	Negeri Sembilan	2015	2	2015–	–
PKNP F.C.	2016	Perak	2016	1	2016–	–
SAMB FC	2016	Malacca	2016	1	2016–	–
Shahzan Muda F.C.	2005	Pahang	2005	7	2011–	2006–2010
Sungai Ara F.C.	2014	Penang	2014	3	2014–	–
UKM F.C.	2015	Kuala Lumpur	2015	2	2015–	–

Champions

Season	Champions	Runners-up	Score in final
1952	Penang FA	Selangor FA	1-0
1953	Kelantan FA	Selangor FA	1-1 (Trophy shared)
1954	Kelantan FA	Combined Services	2-1
1955	Penang FA	Selangor FA	2-1
1956	Penang FA	Negeri Sembilan FA	5-1
1957	Penang FA	Malacca FA	8-1
1958	Combined Services	Malacca FA	3-1
1959	Perak FA	Johor FA	1-0
1960	Selangor FA	Perak FA	0-0
1961	Selangor FA	Penang FA	5-3
1962	Selangor FA	Penang FA
1963	Singapore FA	Kelantan FA	7-0
1964	Perak FA	Selangor FA	7-1
1965	Perak FA	Singapore FA	3-2
1966	Selangor FA	Johor FA	3-0
1967	Singapore FA	Selangor FA	2-1
1968	Selangor FA	Penang FA	3-2
1969	Terengganu FA	Selangor FA	3-1
1970	Penjara F.C.	Selangor FA	3-2
1971	Penjara F.C.	Kelantan FA	5-2
1972	Selangor FA	Kelantan FA	2-1
1973	Penjara F.C.	Johor FA	1-0
1974	UMNO F.C.	Kuantan FA	2-1
1975	Kuantan FA	PPP Terengganu	1-0
1976	Kelab Sukan Adabi	Kuantan FA	1-0
1977	Kuantan FA	Kelab Kilat	2-2 (Trophy shared)
1978	NS Indians F.C.	PKNS F.C.	0-0 (Trophy shared)
1979	PKNS F.C.	Hong Chin F.C.	1-2
1980	Darulmakmur F.C.	NS Indians F.C.	4-1
1981	SPPP FC	UMBC F.C.	4-2
1982	Kelab Sultan Sulaiman	MARA F.C.	2-0
1983	SPPP FC
1984	Johor Bahru F.C.	Faizar Haris F.C.	2-1
1985	KL Cheq Point F.C.	DBKL F.C.	1-0
1986	Unknown
1987	DBKL F.C.	Kinta Indians F.C.	1-0
1988	Unknown
1989	PKNK F.C.	DBKL F.C.	1-0
1990	Unknown
1990-91	DBKL F.C.	Public Bank F.C.	1-0
1991-92	PKNK F.C.	Intel F.C.	2-1
1993	Intel F.C.	PKNPK F.C.	1-1 (aet) 5-4 (PSO)
1994	PKENJ F.C.	Intel F.C.	PKENJ F.C. won 1-0 on aggregate 1st leg 1-0; 2nd leg 0-0
1995	PKENJ F.C.	LKPP Pahang F.C.	PKENJ F.C. won 2-0 on aggregate 1st leg 1-0; 2nd leg 0-1
1996¹	TM F.C.	PKENJ F.C.	TM FC won 4-3 on penalty 1st leg 2-1; 2nd leg 0-1
1997	ATM FA	NS Chempaka F.C.	ATM FA won 3-0 on aggregate 1st leg 2-0; 2nd leg 1-0
1998	TM FC	TNB F.C.	TM FC won 5-1 on aggregate 1st leg 4-0; 2nd leg 1-1
1999	JKR F.C.	Malay Mail F.C.	4-2
2000	JKR F.C.	PDRM FA	1-1 (aet) 6-5 (PSO)
2001	MPPJ FC	SAJ Holdings F.C.	3-1
2002	JPS F.C.	TKN F.C.	5-0
2003	PKNS F.C.	MK Land F.C.	3-1
2004	Suria NTFA	UPB F.C.	2-1
2005	Kelantan FA	Shahzan Muda F.C.	2-0
2006	Pasir Gudang United F.C.	ATM FA	3-0
2007	Proton F.C.	Beverly F.C.	4-2
2008	PBDKT	MBJB FC	Held as league tournament
2009	Pos Malaysia F.C.	USM FC	Held as league tournament
2010	Sime Darby F.C.	Sinar Dimaja Maisara F.C.	Held as league tournament
2011	Betaria F.C.	Johor MBJB F.C.	Held as league tournament
2012	Putrajaya SPA F.C.	Shahzan Muda F.C.	Held as league tournament
2013	Penang FA	PBAPP F.C.	Held as league tournament
2014	Kuantan FA	Kuala Lumpur FA	Held as league tournament
2015	Melaka United	Perlis FA	3-2

Performance by club (1952-current)

Club	Winners	Runners-up
Selangor FA	7	6
Penang FA	5	3
Kelantan FA	3	3
Perak FA	3	-
Penjara Malaysia	3	-
Singapore FA	2	-
JKR FC	2	-
PKNS FC	2	-
PKENJ FC	2	-
Kuantan FA	3	2
PKNK FC	2	-
SPPP FC	2	-
DBKL FC	2	-
Melaka TMFC	2	-
Melaka United	1	2
Intel FC	1	2
Combined Services	1	1
ATM FA	1	1
Terengganu FA	1	-
UMNO FC	1	-
Kelab Sukan Adabi	1	-
NS Indians FC	1	-
Darul Makmur FC	1	-
Kelab Sultan Sulaiman	1	-
Johor Bahru FC	1	-
KL Cheq Point FC	1	-
MPPJ FC	1	-
JPS FC	1	-
Suria NTFA	1	-
Pasir Gudang United FC	1	-
Proton FC	1	-
PBDKT T-Team FC	1	-
Pos Malaysia FC	1	-
Sime Darby FC	1	-
Betaria FC	1	-
Putrajaya SPA FC	1	-
Shahzan Muda FC	-	2
Kuala Lumpur FA	-	1

Performance by states (1952-current)

Club	Winners	Runners-up
Selangor	10	11
Penang	9	7
Kelantan	7	4
Kuala Lumpur	5	6
Johor	4	7
Pahang	3	5
Perak	3	2
Malacca	3	2
Negeri Sembilan	2	2
Singapore	2	1
Terengganu	2	1
Kedah	2	-

References

↑ http://www.nst.com.my/streets/central/kl-s-spa-set-the-pace-1.82242

External links

Malaysia FAM Cup

Malaysia FAM League

Seasons

Clubs

2016 clubs	AirAsia DYS FELCRA Hanelang Ipoh KDMM Megah Murni MISC-MIFA MOF MPKB-BRI PB Melayu Malaysia Penjara PKNP SAMB Shahzan Muda Sungai Ara UKM

Former clubs	Cebagoo Harimau Muda C Johor Darul Ta'zim III Johor MBJB Kedah United KSK Tambun Tulang Kelantan Kuala Lumpur Kuantan Melaka United Melodi Jaya Muar NS Betaria F.C. PBAPP Penang Perak YBU Perlis Pos Malaysia SPA Real Mulia SDMS Kepala Batas Sime Darby Tumpat USM UiTM Young Fighters

Associated competitions

Prospect

Promotion to Malaysia Premier League

Football in Malaysia

League competitions

Main league	Super League (Level 1) Premier League (Level 2) FAM League (Level 3) People's Football League (Level 4) State League (Level 4-6) IPT Football League (Level 4-6) State District League (Level 5-8)

Other	President Cup (U-21) Youth League (U-19) National Futsal League

Defunct	Malaysian Semi-Pro Football League Malaysian League (Malaysia Premier League 1 & Malaysia Premier League 2)

Cup competitions

National teams

Seasons

2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016

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