Wednesday, April 29, 2009

MSN League - 25/04/09

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"25th of April 2009"
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PPB Lime 0-0 PPB Zero

Match ends as a draw as both teams failed to score any goals.

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Man of the Match: Ibnu Ayyub

The four officials of the game have unanimously agreed that he deserved the Man of the Match title for his non-stop goal stopping goalkeeping. His lightning fast reflexes denied Lime any goals throughout the whole match. Without him, the scoreline would surely read differently. His defense could rest easy, assured that they would always have a tremendous last defense for them to depend on. Surely he'll be nominated for the golden glove award if he keeps this up, bravo.

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Pre-match discussion:

Awangku Hanafi: PPB Lime 2-5 PPB Zero
(Aiman to score first)

Syahmi Suferi: PPB Lime 4-2 PPB Zero
(Azeerul to score first)

Afiq Tawa: PPB Lime 4-1 PPB Zero
(Afiq to score first)

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Post-match review:


Awangku Hanafi, MSN League President: The weather played an important role in today's match. A slow-tempo first half was dominated by the scorching sun and the game was completely controlled by Lime but all efforts was literally put to bed by Zero's keeper. Gloomy storm clouds loomed closer and closer with every passing minute and by the start of the second half, the first raindrops fell. This unexpected downpour rejuvenated the Zeroes and they started to press on. Waves after waves of attempts slammed into the Lime defense, trying to find a crack that they could utilize but no, Lime's defense was solid. The clouds were roaring ferociously but the tempo of the game only gets faster with every beat. But alas, as the loudest thunder echoed the blazing streak of lightning through the sky, Ii signals the end of the game and sadly, the scoreline doesn't reflect the resilience of both sides.

Zulfikar Ikram, captain of PPB Zero: It's only the beginning.

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