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Media reported Malaysia ended their 2027 AFC Asian Cup qualifying campaign with a 1-3 defeat to Vietnam in their final Group F match at Thien Truong Stadium in Nam Dinh, Vietnam, tonight. The hosts opened the scoring in the sixth minute when captain Do Duy Manh powered a header into the net from a corner delivered by Truong Tien Anh. Harimau Malaya had a chance to equalise in the 10th minute, but Faisal Halim’s chip went wide.   Vietnam came close to doubling their lead in the 24th minute when a long-range strike from Nguyen Hoang Duc struck the crossbar, with Malaysian goalkeeper Ahmad Syihan Hazmi already beaten. Syihan later made a crucial save in the 32nd minute to deny Do Hoang Hen’s attempt inside the penalty box, keeping the score at 0-1 at halftime. Vietnam extended their lead in the second half through a header by Nguyen Xuan Son, who met a cross from Do Hoang Hen in the 51st minute. Xuan Son doubled his tally in the 59th minute, heading home a cross from Tien Anh while un...

Ramanan dijangka melenting dan menafikan sekeras-kerasnya Lebih 15 jam selepas tempoh akhir yang ditetapkan oleh Encik Victor Chin untuk seorang anggota parlimen PKR memulangkan RM9.5 juta yang didakwa diambil bagi menyelesaikan skandal "mafia korporat", ahli perniagaan itu masih belum mendedahkan identiti wakil rakyat berkenaan. Hal ini mencetuskan spekulasi bahawa Chin mungkin berdiam diri kerana sudah menerima bayaran balik sepenuhnya, kata portal berita lantang dan terkenal,  Malaysiakini  hari ini. Beberapa cubaan beberapa pihak untuk menghubungi ahli perniagaan itu bagi mendapatkan ulasannya — sama ada Chin akan mendedahkan identiti ahli parlimen yang didakwa mengambil wangnya dalam masa terdekat atau sebaliknya — masih belum berjaya. Ini termasuk permohonan yang dihantar melalui peguamnya, Encik S Krishna Kumar, yang setakat pagi ini berkata dia akan "menyemak" perkara itu dengan Chin. Minggu lalu, Chin menuduh seorang ahli parlimen PKR mengambil RM9.5 juta d...

As observed by The Star , Singaporeans aren’t flocking to Johor just for groceries these days – fuel is the “obsession” for the moment. The English daily said today, petrol prices have spiked sharply in the city state due to the Middle East conflict, with RON95 at almost three times the price in Malaysia at S$3.41 (RM10.57) per litre. Singapore vehicles are only allowed to pump the unsubsidised RON97 fuel in Malaysia, which is being retailed here at RM5.15 per litre. A Singaporean who wanted to be known only as Daryl told the popular newspaper and news portal, that since February, he has been travelling to Johor Baru weekly not just to stock up on household items but also for RON97. He said RON97 is still cheaper here than RON92 in Singapore, which is being retailed at S$3.38 (RM10.47) per litre. “But we have to be careful when doing this as under Singapore law, all exiting vehicles must have their tanks at least three-quarters full. Officials regularly carry out inspections and those ...