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Skuad negara ke separuh akhir


SKUAD futsal negara meraikan kejayaan mara ke separuh akhir selepas menewaskan Kemboja semalam.

MALAYSIA melangkah bergaya ke separuh akhir setelah membelasah Kemboja 13-1 pada aksi kedua Pusingan Kelayakan ASEAN Kejuaraan Futsal Asia 2010 di Jakarta, Indonesia petang semalam.
Penyerang muda berusia 21 tahun dari Selangor, Qaiser He- shaam Abdul Kadir menyumbat empat gol, sementara Ruzaley Abd. Aziz pula meledak tiga gol.

Baki enam gol Malaysia dijaringkan Khairul Rizuan Harif Pagilah (2), Fairuz Mohd. Noor (2), Khairul Effendy Bahrin dan Fadzil Karnim.

Kemenangan kedua selepas menewaskan Filipina 4-1 kelmarin menjadikan aksi terakhir bertemu Vietnam petang ini sebagai penentuan untuk muncul juara Kumpulan B atau naib juara.


Pada aksi semalam, skuad negara menerima tekanan awal sepanjang separuh masa pertama apabila penyokong tempatan melakukan provokasi selain bersorak padu menyokong pasukan Kemboja.

Namun, mental pemain Malaysia tetap kuat apabila mereka berjaya mendahului 4-0 pada babak pertama menerusi jaringan Qaiser seawal minit kedua dan ke-12 serta ledakan Ruzaley pada minit ke-9 dan ke-17.
Pada babak kedua, Malaysia terus garang untuk menambah sembilan lagi gol melalui Khairul Effendy (24), Khairul Rizuan (25 dan 26), Ruzaley (30), Qaiser (30 dan 31), Fairuz (35 dan 38) serta Fadzil (39).

Namun, gawang Malaysia yang dikawal Firdaus Razali bocor sekali pada minit ke-29 hasil jaringan penyerang lawan, Ouk Sereyratanak.

“Kita sudah mencapai sasaran awal mara ke separuh akhir tetapi kita masih mempunyai misi utama untuk muncul tiga pasu- kan terbaik, sekali gus layak ke pusingan akhir di Uzbekistan.

“Saya harap rakyat dan pela- jar Malaysia di sekitar Jakarta dapat hadir memberi sokongan menjelang aksi separuh akhir Selasa ini (esok),” kata pengurus pasukan, Datuk Hamidin Mohd. Amin ketika ditemui selepas perlawanan.

Jurulatih negara, Maizal Hairi Marzuki pula berkata: “Aksi bertemu Vietnam (hari ini) adalah ujian sebenar. Harap semua pemain kekalkan disiplin diri supaya kita dapat kekalkan rentak kemenangan.”

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