PETALING JAYA: The shouts of Malaysia Boleh! echoed throughout the country – at homes, mamak shops, pubs, fields and even in cyberspace – as the Tigers brought home the AFF Suzuki Cup for the first time in 21 years. Many mamak restaurants were crammed with hundreds of football fans who watched the match live on big screens. “Superb, simply superb. I knew our players would win all along, so I wasn’t really scared like the others,” said 31-year-old Nordiana Shah with a wide grin on her face who watched the game from a restaurant in Section 14. The furious pace of the match had the fans’ hearts thumping as they cheered and booed in equal measure, depending on how their beloved blue shirts were performing. There was a loud cheer at the end when Safee Sali was selected for the Top Scorer award. Ecstatic fan Noorazlee Abdullah, 44, lauded both teams. “I’m very, very happy. The game was fair and both sides performed excellently. All I can say is, Malaysia is the best!” he exclaim...