Anderson Academy U12 5 vs 0 KEJAYA FC

Kejaya FC faced Anderson Academy U12 in a 9-a-side friendly at Anderson Arena on 5 April 2026, kicking off at 9:30am. The match lasted 20 minutes plus injury time, with Kejaya FC suffering a heavy 5-0 loss on the road.

Kejaya FC lined up in a 3-1-3-1 formation, deploying three defenders at the back: Ezham Hafiy on the right, Ahmad Shaqif centrally, and Azfar Darwisy on the left. Daim Rizqi operated as the lone central midfielder, tasked with linking defence and attack. Ahead of him, the midfield trio consisted of Harith Bangah on the right, Uwaimir Anaqi centrally as the attacking midfielder, and Aqil Rosli on the left. Leading the line was striker Danial Firaas, expected to spearhead the attack. Adam Mikhail guarded the goal as goalkeeper. No substitutes were named for this fixture.

From the outset, Anderson Academy U12 imposed themselves on the game, quickly asserting dominance in possession and territory. Despite Kejaya FC’s structured formation aiming to provide defensive solidity and midfield creativity, the visitors struggled to contain the hosts’ attacking threat.

The first half lasted 10 minutes before the break, during which Anderson Academy U12 capitalised on defensive lapses and clinical finishing to build a commanding lead. Kejaya FC’s defenders, Ezham Hafiy, Ahmad Shaqif and Azfar Darwisy, were frequently tested but found it difficult to repel the relentless pressure. Daim Rizqi’s role as the sole central midfielder was pivotal in attempting to disrupt Anderson’s rhythm, yet the hosts’ fluid attacking play often bypassed him.

Harith Bangah, Uwaimir Anaqi and Aqil Rosli, operating as the attacking midfield trio, sought to create chances for Danial Firaas but were largely stifled by Anderson’s disciplined defensive organisation. The striker found limited service and was unable to make a significant impact in the final third.

The second half saw Anderson Academy U12 continue their dominance, adding further goals to extend their advantage. Kejaya FC’s attempts to regroup and respond were thwarted as the hosts maintained control and composure throughout. The match concluded with a comprehensive 5-0 victory for Anderson Academy U12, highlighting the gulf in performance on the day.

Kejaya FC will look to learn from this experience as they prepare for future fixtures, focusing on defensive resilience and attacking cohesion to improve their results away from home.