Sejarah Bola Sepak Malaysia

How was the Malaysian football league structured before 1979?

• A single professional league with promotion and relegation.

• An amateur league divided into two divisions.

• Four zones, with top teams qualifying for the Malaysia Cup semi-finals.

• A semi-professional league with 13 state teams.

What was the name of the league from 1989 to 1993, and how was it structured?

• Liga Amatur, with a single division.

• Liga Profesional, with Liga Perdana 1 and Liga Perdana 2.

• Liga Semi-Pro, divided into Division 1 and Division 2.

• Liga Super, with teams from Malaysia and Brunei.

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During the 1998-2003 season, how was the Liga Perdana structured?

• A single division with 10 teams.

• Two divisions: Liga Perdana 1 (12 teams) and Liga Perdana 2 (8 teams).

• Four zones, with teams qualifying for the Malaysia Cup.

• A professional league with promotion and relegation between Liga Super and Liga Premier.

What unique system was introduced in the 1999 season for league matches that ended in a draw?

• Extra time and golden goal.

• Penalty shootout, with points awarded based on the outcome.

• Replay of the match at a neutral venue.

• Both teams received 1 point, regardless of a penalty shootout.