Taken from tigerlim’s post. Passengers wanting to thank the people that helped them during the accident back on the 12th of April along Mumong Highway. Nice to see good people helping them out during the accident.

An appreciation to those who helped the other day. Image taken from tigerlim.com

 

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A sliding tackle from Roberto. DPMM FC won 4-1 against Balestier Khalsa FC.

It was no surprise as DPMM FC tore Balestier Khalsa FC apart with a comprehensive 4-1 victory last night at the Hassanal Bolkiah Stadium. They leapfrogged Warriors FC who temporarily took the top spot before last night’s game.

Both Roy O’Donovan and Tosi Rodrigo scored twice and continued their rich vein of form in front of the goal. It could have been more but Steve Kean must have been proud because his philosophy is to keep creating many chances in a match and DPMM FC surely did.

O’Donovan could have at least scored four goals after squandering easy chances in the first half but he calmed the nerves of a strong turn-out crowd with a late goal in the first half after some defensive lapse by Balestier Khalsa FC who have been well disciplined at the back line.

Balestier’s keeper, Zaiful Nizam, was the busier of the lot and he just couldn’t prevent his heroics after the break. DPMM FC scored three more including a penalty earned by O’Donovan which Tosi converted and I believe Tosi is currently one of the leading scorers in the S*League and a top scorer for DPMM FC.

The other player I was super impressed is the emergence of Hendra in midfield who was deputising Rosmin Kamis who was benched as he wasn’t fully fit for the match. He showed maturity, dictating the pace of the game and providing great long passes to the wings which opened more scoring opportunities. He almost got on a score sheet with a thumping drive after great passing play by DPMM FC in the second half but his shot went wide.

The down side last night was the final 10 minutes of the match. DPMM FC and of course, Steve Kean and the management, were aiming not only for 3 points but another clean sheet. It would have been three successive clean sheet for DPMM FC but it wasn’t to be. Substitute Kim Minho of Balestier Khalsa scored from close range after a rare defensive error from DPMM FC in the 86th minute. It could have another goal but Wardun and his company managed to clear the danger in the final minutes of the match.

For now, DPMM FC are on the top of the league, two points ahead of Warriors FC and three points ahead of Tampines Rovers FC who drew 1-1 with Tanjong Pagar United FC. DPMM FC will take on Woodlands on the 30th April and aim for another 3 points to maintain at the top of the 12 team league. It has been a great journey for DPMM FC this year. More news on DPMM FC as Steve Kean gave his comments on last night’s performance.

A great turnout last night at Hassanal Bolkiah Stadium

Gamble missed a glorious chance in the first. Late in the second half, he gave away much of the possession as the visitors piled in more pressure.

One more and it would have been a sequel to the “centipede”

Fans from last night

Quite rare to see a referee slip. That was one of the highlights of the first half last night.

Fans from last night

Wardun was dominant in goal as Balestier relied on set pieces

Impressive display by Hendra last night

Balestier Khalsa did their best but they were up against a rampant DPMM FC

Fans from last night.

Celebrating the 4th goal

The Yes, Yes chants

DPMM FC back on top