Wijaya FC

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Wijaya FC
Full name Wijaya FC
Founded 2000 (2000)
Ground Sultan Hassanal Bolkiah Stadium
Bandar Seri Begawan, Brunei
Ground Capacity 30,000
League DST Brunei Premier League
Home colours
Away colours

Wijaya FC, is a football (soccer) club from Brunei, that plays in the Brunei Premier League. The team is the only Brunei football club that have won all the Shell organize B-league titles.[citation needed] Wijaya FC is still active but left only young talented players such as Azmi Hamzah and Jamrin Johari.[citation needed] Experienced but still reliable star players such as national hero Suni Mat Jerah and Shah Rimin are still holding their role are the team's back bone.[citation needed] Wijaya FC is also famous on providing very talented players such as Mohd Wardun Yussof (Current DPMM FC GK) and also Haji Muhd Subhi Abdillah Haji Bakir (Current DPMM FC MF).[citation needed] With young players coming in, the club has a big potential on challenging the title of the new Brunei Premier League 07/08.[citation needed]

They have their training at the Ong Sum Ping field.[citation needed] Currently they are training at the Nursing college field, which they are sharing with the National Sports school.[citation needed]

Achievements

  • Brunei League: 1
2003
2002
2003

Current squad

Note: Flags indicate national team as has been defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Position Player
1 Brunei GK Arulyananapagusm Maharaja
2 Brunei DF Abdul Hafiz Haji Awang Ahmad
3 Brunei DF Saiful Azmi Hj Zaini
5 Brunei DF Zulkefly Duraman
6 Brunei MF Imran Ahmad
7 Brunei MF Masuri Hayat
9 Brunei FW Azmi Hamzah
10 Brunei FW Marhazif Ahmad
11 Brunei FW Mohammad Aliff Haji Zulkifli
No. Position Player
12 Brunei DF Shahronie
13 Brunei DF Sufri Kitang
18 Brunei FW Suni Mat Jerah
19 Brunei MF Jamrin Hj Johari
20 Brunei MF Awangku Mohd Aleshahfezan Pg Metali
21 Republic of Ireland FW Michael Ryan
23 Brunei FW Mohammad Aliff Haji Zulkifli
27 Brunei FW Adi Said


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