The Liga Super standings have not moved in twelve days, with the FA Cup semi-finals filling the gap, and the top of the table looks just as it did in mid-October. Johor Darul Ta'zim have won six from six. Selangor have won five from five. Below them, everyone else is already some way back.
Liga Super standings: the top half
1. Johor Darul Ta'zim – 18 pts (P6 W6 D0 L0, 28–0, GD +28)
2. Selangor FC – 15 pts (P5 W5 D0 L0, 16–4, GD +12)
3. Kuching City – 12 pts (P6 W4 D0 L2, 17–7, GD +10)
4. DPMM FC – 9 pts (P5 W3 D0 L2, 6–7, GD −1)
5. Sabah FC – 7 pts (P5 W2 D1 L2, 7–6, GD +1)
6. Melaka FC – 6 pts (P5 W2 D0 L3, 8–11, GD −3)
JDT: 28 scored, none conceded
Six matches in, the Southern Tigers still haven't conceded a league goal. That run includes the 9-0 against Kelantan Red Warrior and the 7-0 against Star City. The latest win was a calm 3-0 at Terengganu on 18 Oct.
Selangor are keeping pace
Kim Pan-gon's side play their game in hand at home to Star City this weekend. A win would put them level on 18 points.
Liga Super standings: the bottom half
7. KL City – 6 pts (P6 W2 D0 L4, 6–16, GD −10)
8. Negeri Sembilan – 5 pts (P5 W1 D2 L2, 7–8, GD −1)
9. Terengganu FC – 5 pts (P5 W1 D2 L2, 4–7, GD −3)
10. Star City – 5 pts (P5 W1 D2 L2, 9–15, GD −6)
11. Penang FC – 4 pts (P5 W1 D1 L3, 4–8, GD −4)
12. Kelantan Red Warrior – 0 pts (P6 W0 D0 L6, 6–29, GD −23)
Kelantan's problem goes beyond results
Kelantan are the promoted side, and they have conceded 29 goals in six games. A FIFA registration ban stopped them signing anyone in the summer window. (See Post 8.)
What's next
Matchday 6 finishes this weekend: DPMM v Negeri Sembilan (Fri), Sabah v Terengganu (Sat), then Penang v Melaka and Selangor v Star City (Sun). Read our weekend preview. For the full season calendar, see our Liga Super 2026-27 key dates.
