Circuit 6 Recap: Fourteen Without Reply for Selangor

Circuit 6 produced the most emphatic scoreline yet in a season that had already seen several. Selangor beat USM FC 14-0 on the second matchday, Mohd Khairul scoring four times to claim Player of the Match, a result that pushed Selangor's goal difference further clear of the rest of the division than at any previous point in the campaign. JDT matched the theme of dominance a day earlier, beating KL City 8-1 behind a two-goal contribution from Andresito, continuing a run of form that had, by this stage, closed the points gap on Selangor to single figures without ever threatening to close it entirely.

Elsewhere, the circuit brought a rare quiet weekend for ATM, held 1-1 by PFA Odin Sarawak in a low-scoring affair that stood in contrast to several of the high-scoring matches around it. Terengganu beat Wipers 5-2, Syed Shahrul among the scorers, while Selangor's other result of the circuit, a 5-2 win over Pahang Rangers built on a Marlon brace including a penalty, underlined how comfortably the leaders continued to handle the division's other leading sides.

KL City's own defeat to JDT followed a familiar pattern for a side that had spent the season alternating strong and weak performances, while PFA Odin Sarawak's 5-1 win over Wipers on the second matchday, Zafqul Syamil among the scorers, offered a reminder that even a side toiling near the bottom of the table could find results against the division's weakest opponents. Pahang Rangers responded to their defeat to Selangor with a 6-4 win over Terengganu, Felipe De Souza scoring the game's opening goal inside a minute.

Six circuits into the season, the table had settled into something close to its final shape, with Selangor's unbeaten record and JDT's relentless response to their one defeat leaving little room for anyone else to disturb the order at the top.