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Team

Changes from last season

Promoted to the

* MPPJ * TM Melaka Relegated from the

* Sarawak * Kedah Promoted from the FAM League * Suria Nibong Tebal * UPB Jendarata Relegated to the FAM League * Kelantan * JPS

Team

Changes from last season

League table

Group A

Group B

Final

Goalscorers

References

See also