Malaysia FAM Cup









































FAM Cup
Piala FAM 2017 Logo.png
Founded September 1951; 67 years ago (1951-09)
(as knock-out cup tournament)
2008; 11 years ago (2008) (as League)
2019; 0 years ago (2019) (as knock-out cup tournament)
Country
Malaysia Malaysia
Confederation AFC
Number of teams 64
Current champions
Terengganu City (1st title)
(2018)
Most championships
Selangor (7th title)
TV partners Astro Arena

2019 Malaysia M3 League

The FAM Cup (Malay: Piala FAM) is the knock-out tournament for the clubs/teams in Liga M3 and Liga M4 in Malaysia. The tournament is currently a cup format, but from 2008 to 2018 it was held as a league tournament and used the name FAM League (Malay: Liga FAM).[1]


The competition was first held in September 1951.[2][1]




Contents






  • 1 Format


  • 2 History


  • 3 Logo evolution


  • 4 Clubs


  • 5 Champions


    • 5.1 As Malaysia FAM Cup




  • 6 Performances by clubs/teams and states


    • 6.1 Performance by club (1952–present)


    • 6.2 Performance by states (1952–present)




  • 7 References


  • 8 External links





Format



  • 1951–1973: as a secondary knockout competition between state teams only after Piala Malaysia.

  • 1974–1989: as a secondary knockout competition between club teams only after Piala Malaysia.

  • 1990–2007: as a third-tier knockout competition.

  • 2008–2018 : as a third-tier league competition.

  • 2019–present: as a third-tier knockout competition.



History


Piala FAM was established in August 1951 as a secondary knockout competition to the more prestigious Malaya Cup.[3] The competition were held between the state teams including Singapore, Police, Army, and Prisons Department of Malaysia in its early days. The inaugural season started in September 1951 after the Malaya Cup final concluded.[2][4] The final match was held on 26 April 1952 between Penang and Selangor which was won by Penang.[5][6] Starting in 1974, the state teams were barred from entering the competition and only the club sides could enter.[1]


With the advent of two-league Semi-Pro League in 1989, FAM Cup becomes the third-tier competition. In 1993, the format of the competition was changed to include a two-group league followed by the traditional knockout format. Promotion to the professional M-League were introduced for the first time in 1997, Johor FC and NS Chempaka were the first two sides to be promoted that year.[1]


The final knockout competition format was played for 2007 season where four clubs were promoted including the champions, runner-up and the losing semi-finalists.[7][8] In 2008, a further changes were made when the knockout stages were abolished and double round-robin league format was introduced. The tournament now known as Liga FAM.[9][10]


In 2016, FAM decided to rename the competition again from Liga FAM back to its original name, the Piala FAM.[11] However, the format of the competition still be competed as a league tournament as before. The final match for 2016 season has been broadcast by Astro Arena.[12]


A total of 16 clubs competed in the competition for 2017 season and was divided into two groups.[13] On 15 February 2017, Sungai Ara withdrew from the league and left the competition with 15 clubs in total.[14][15][16]


It was announced on 19 December 2018 that the format is changed back to straight knock-out tournament, starting from 2019 Malaysia FAM Cup season. [17]



Logo evolution


Since the inception of the competition in 1951, numerous logo has been introduced to reflect the sponsorship. During the introduction of 2017 season a new logo has been unveiled.[13]






  • The logo was used from 2013 until the end of 2015 Liga FAM season.







  • The current logo will be used from 2017 Piala FAM season.






Clubs


Below are the list of clubs competing in 2018 season.



































































































































Club Name
 Year Joined
 First Season
in Liga FAM
 Seasons in
Liga FAM
 Current Spell in
Liga FAM
 Last Spell in
Liga FAM

Kelantan MPKB-BRI U-Bes
 2016
 2016
 2
 2016–
 –

Kuala Lumpur Felcra
 2015
 2015
 3
 2016–
 –

Kuala Lumpur MOF
 2014
 2014
 4
 2014–
 –

Kuala Lumpur PBMS
 2016
 2016
 2
 2016–
 –

Kuala Lumpur Sime Darby
 2010
 2010
 2
 2017–
 2016

Kuala Lumpur UKM
 2015
 2015
 3
 2015–
 –

Malacca SAMB
 2016
 2016
 2
 2016–
 –

Penjara
 2015
 2015
 3
 2015–
 –

Pahang Shahzan Muda
 2005
 2005
 8
 2011–
 2010

Penang Sungai Ara
 2014
 2014
 4
 2014–
 –

Sabah KDMM
 2016
 2016
 2
 2016–
 –

Sarawak Kuching
 2015
 2017
 1
 2017–
 –

Selangor Petaling Jaya Rangers
 2015
 2015
 3
 2015–
 –

Terengganu Hanelang
 2014
 2014
 4
 2014–
 –

Terengganu Terengganu City
 2016
 2017
 1
 2017–
 –


Champions



As Malaysia FAM Cup






































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































No.
 Season[1]
 Champions
 Runners-up
 Score in final
1 1952
Penang Penang
Selangor Selangor
 5–0
2 1953
Kelantan Kelantan
Selangor Selangor
 1–1 (Trophy shared)
3 1954
Kelantan Kelantan
Malaysia Combined Services @ ATM FA
 2–1
4 1955
Penang Penang
Selangor Selangor
 2–1
5 1956
Penang Penang
Negeri Sembilan Negeri Sembilan FA
 5–1
6 1957
Penang Penang
Malacca Malacca FA
 8–1
7 1958
Malaysia Combined Services @ ATM FA
Malacca Malacca FA
 3–1
8 1959
Perak Perak
Johor Johor FA
 1–0
9 1960
Selangor Selangor
Perak Perak
 5–0
10 1961
Selangor Selangor
Penang Penang
 5–3
11 1962
Selangor Selangor
Penang Penang
 4-3 (a.e.t.)
12 1963
Singapore Singapore FA
Kelantan Kelantan
 7–0
13 1964
Perak Perak
Selangor Selangor
 7–1
14 1965
Perak Perak
Singapore Singapore FA
 3–2
15 1966
Selangor Selangor
Johor Johor FA
 3–0
16 1967
Singapore Singapore FA
Selangor Selangor
 2–1
17 1968
Selangor Selangor
Penang Penang
 3–2
18 1969
Terengganu Terengganu
Selangor Selangor
 3–1
19 1970
Penjara F.C.
Selangor Selangor
 3–2
20 1971
Penjara F.C.
Kelantan Kelantan
 5–2
21 1972
Selangor Selangor
Kelantan Kelantan
 2–1
22 1973
Penjara F.C.
Johor Johor FA
 1–0
23 1974
Selangor UMNO Selangor F.C.
Pahang Kuantan
 2–1
24 1975
Pahang Kuantan
Kelantan LKPP Kelantan F.C.
 1–0
25 1976
Selangor Kelab Sukan Adabi
Pahang Kuantan
 1–0
26 1977
Pahang Kuantan
Kelantan Kelab Kilat Kota Bharu
 2–2 (Trophy shared)
27 1978
Negeri Sembilan NS Indians F.C.
Selangor PKNS F.C.
 0–0 (Trophy shared)
28 1979
Selangor PKNS F.C.
Selangor Hong Chin F.C.
 2–1
29 1980
Pahang Darulmakmur F.C.
Negeri Sembilan NS Indians F.C.
 4–1
30 1981
Penang SPPP FC
Kuala Lumpur UMBC F.C.
 4–2
31 1982
Selangor Kelab Sultan Sulaiman
Federal Territory (Malaysia) MARA F.C.
 2–0
32 1983
Penang SPPP FC
 ???		 -
33 1984
Johor Johor Bahru FA
Kuala Lumpur Faizar Haris F.C.
 2–1
34 1985
Kuala Lumpur KL Cheqpoint F.C.
Kuala Lumpur DBKL F.C.
 1–0
35 1986
Penang PDC F.C.
 ???		 -
36 1987
Kuala Lumpur DBKL F.C.
Perak Kinta Indians F.C.
 1–0
37 1988
Kuala Lumpur DBKL F.C.
 ???		 -
38 1989
Kedah PKNK FC
Kuala Lumpur DBKL F.C.
 1–0
39 1990
Kuala Lumpur DBKL F.C.
 ???		 -
40 1990-91
Kuala Lumpur DBKL F.C.
Selangor Public Bank F.C.
 1–0
41 1991-92
Kedah PKNK F.C.
Penang Intel F.C.
 2–1 (a.e.t.)
42 1993
Penang Intel F.C.
Perak PKNP F.C.
 1–1 (a.e.t.) 5–4 (PSO)
43 1994
Johor PKENJ F.C.
Penang Intel F.C.
 PKENJ F.C. won 1–0 on aggregate
1st leg 1–0; 2nd leg 0–0
44 1995
Johor PKENJ F.C.
Pahang LKPP Pahang F.C.
 PKENJ F.C. won 2–0 on aggregate
1st leg 1–0; 2nd leg 0–1
45 19961
Malacca TM F.C.
Johor PKENJ F.C.
 TM FC won 4–3 on penalty
1st leg 2–1; 2nd leg 0–1
46 1997
ATM
Negeri Sembilan NS Chempaka F.C.
 ATM FA won 3–0 on aggregate
1st leg 2–0; 2nd leg 1–0
47 1998
Malacca TM FC
Kelantan TNB F.C.
 TM FC won 5–1 on aggregate
1st leg 4–0; 2nd leg 1–1
48 1999
Kelantan JKR F.C.
Kuala Lumpur Malay Mail F.C.
 4–2
49 2000
Kelantan JKR F.C.
PDRM FA
 1–1 (a.e.t.) 6–5 (PSO)
50 2001
Selangor MPPJ FC
Johor SAJ Holdings F.C.
 3–1
51 2002
Kelantan JPS F.C.
Perak TKN F.C.
 5–0
52 2003
Selangor PKNS F.C.
Selangor MK Land F.C.
 3–1
53 2004
Penang Suria NTFA F.C.
Perak UPB Jendarata F.C.
 2–1
54 2005
Kelantan Kelantan
Pahang Shahzan Muda S.C.
 2–0
55 2006
Johor Pasir Gudang United F.C.
ATM
 3–0
56 2007
Selangor Proton F.C.
Sabah Beverly F.C.
 4–2
57 2008
Terengganu T-Team
Johor MBJB F.C.
 Held as league tournament
58 2009
Kuala Lumpur Pos Malaysia F.C.
Penang USM FC
 Held as league tournament
59 2010
Kuala Lumpur Sime Darby F.C.
Penang SDM Navy Kepala Batas F.C.
 Held as league tournament
60 2011
Negeri Sembilan NS Betaria FC
Johor MBJB F.C.
 Held as league tournament
61 2012
Putrajaya Putrajaya SPA F.C.
Pahang Shahzan Muda S.C.
 Held as league tournament
62 2013
Penang Penang
Penang PBAPP F.C.
 Held as league tournament
63 2014
Pahang Kuantan
Kuala Lumpur Kuala Lumpur
 Held as league tournament
64 2015
Malacca Melaka United
Perlis Perlis FA
 3–2
65 2016
Malaysia MISC-MIFA
Perak PKNP F.C.
 MIFA won 3–1 on aggregate
1st leg 1–0; 2nd leg 1–2
66 2017
Kuala Lumpur Sime Darby F.C.

Selangor UKM F.C.
 Sime Darby won 3–2 on aggregate
1st leg 1–0; 2nd leg 2–2
67 2018
Terengganu Terengganu City

Selangor Selangor United
 2–0
68 2019


Performances by clubs/teams and states



Performance by club (1952–present)































































































































































































































Club
 Winners
 Runners-up

Selangor Selangor
7
6

Penang Penang
5
3

Kelantan Kelantan
3
3

Pahang Kuantan
3
2

Selangor PKNS FC
3
-

Perak Perak
3
-

Penjara F.C.
3
-

Singapore Singapore FA
2
-

Kelantan JKR FC
2
-

Johor PKENJ FC
2
-

Kedah PKNK FC
2
-

Penang SPPP FC
2
-

Kuala Lumpur DBKL FC
2
-

Malacca TM F.C.
2
-

Kuala Lumpur Sime Darby F.C.
2
-

Malacca Melaka United
1
2

Penang Intel FC
1
2

Malaysia Combined Services
1
1

ATM
1
1

Terengganu Terengganu
1
-

Selangor UMNO FC
1
-

Selangor Kelab Sukan Adabi
1
-

Negeri Sembilan NS Indians FC
1
-

Pahang Darul Makmur FC
1
-

Selangor Kelab Sultan Sulaiman
1
-

Johor Johor Bahru FA
1
-

Kuala Lumpur KL Cheq Point FC
1
-

Selangor MPPJ F.C.
1
-

Kelantan JPS FC
1
-

Penang Suria NTFA F.C.
1
-

Johor Pasir Gudang United
1
-

Kuala Lumpur Proton F.C.
1
-

Terengganu T-Team
1
-

Kuala Lumpur Pos Malaysia F.C.
1
-

Negeri Sembilan NS Betaria F.C.
1
-

Putrajaya Putrajaya SPA F.C.
1
-

Malaysia MIFA
1
-

Terengganu Terengganu City
1
-

Pahang Shahzan Muda S.C.
-
2

Perak PKNP F.C.
-
2

Kuala Lumpur Kuala Lumpur
-
1

Selangor UKM F.C.
-
1

Selangor Selangor United
-
1


Performance by states (1952–present)









































































Club
 Winners
 Runners-up

Selangor Selangor
13
13

Penang Penang
9
7

Kelantan Kelantan
7
4

Kuala Lumpur Kuala Lumpur
6
6

Johor Johor
4
7

Pahang Pahang
3
5

Malacca Malacca
3
2

Perak Perak
3
2

Terengganu Terengganu
3
1

Negeri Sembilan Negeri Sembilan
2
2

Singapore Singapore
2
1

Kedah Kedah
2
-

Malaysia Others
1
1


References





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