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MALAYSIA PREMIER LEAGUE: SABAH 2 - PDRM 2    Sabah had failed to take full chance against the Premier League leader PDRM after leading two goals in front at Likas Stadium .  Sabah's two goals from Zainizam Marjan and Marwan had put the team ahead, until the 72 minutes before PDRM, Bobby 's header found the net. ​ Dollah Salleh 's men showed their quality as top leader, giving pressure to Sabah until the final whistle, and had equalized from their import player, Rafael Sousa , in the final last minute. With the result, Sabah had moved down to the eighth place of the Premier League table, while PDRM remain on top, with three lost from fifteen matches.  Photos by: Azam Jaafar / Tigers Super Sports Log on to Donadoni Sports for more action news.

​ MALAYSIA FA CUP : KELANTAN 3 - FELDA UNITED 3 Felda United missed the chance to beat Kelantan at Sultan Muhammad IV Stadium after leading the game by 3 goals but ended the game with a 3 – 3 draw yesterday. The settler took the lead after Edward Junior Wilson makes a good shot inside the penalty area in 16th minutes. 8th minutes later, Indra Putra Mahayuddin put a pressure on the Red Warriors with his powerful header which flown into the net after receiving a cross from Zah Rahan Krangar . Felda United extend their lead in 37th minutes after Mohd Khairul Ismail beat Khairul Fahmi Che Mat for the third goal after benefiting the chances from a corner taken by Indra. ​​Trailing by 3 goals, Kelantan make a counter attack and Francis Forkey Doe manage to break the deadlock in 40th minutes after receiving a pass from Mohd Badri Radzi . 2 minutes later, Ahmad Fakri Saarani reduces the deficit with a strong header after receiving a free kick taken by Zairul Fitr

Felipe Aguilar produced a stunning 2-2 finish as he surged into the lead at The Championship at Laguna National with a stunning back-nine 28, and then had to wait to see if anyone could catch him. The Chilean sunk a ten foot birdie putt at the daunting par three 17th after his tee shot barely carried the water, then holed his approach for eagle at the last as a closing 62 saw him finish on 22 under par, one stroke ahead of Anders Hansen and American David Lipsky in joint-second. "Eight under on the back nine to win is pretty strong, especially making the last one on 18 being between clubs. This is something very, very special", Aguilar expressed his happiness. The win is his first European Tour title since 2008. Anders Hansen was the last golfer to have a chance, but he failed to birdie his final two holes to force a playoff, giving Aguilar his first European Tour title in six years. Hansen had led by three shots after a birdie on the 12th hole but could not match

MALAYSIA SUPER LEAGUE: SELANGOR 0 - TERENGGANU 0 Selangor squandered an opportunity to go top of the Malaysian Super League table after getting a point from a goalless draw against Terengganu at Shah Alam Stadium on Sunday. It was Terengganu that rocks the stadium and the turtles had a best chance to take the lead in the first half. A free kick from Ismail Faruqi 's gone straight to Javier Estupinan 's and he's reply with a powerful header straight into the net but Mohd Farizal Merlias denies it with a superb save. The Red Giants attacking force looks blunt after their top scorer Paulo Rangel and A. Thamil Arasu were well guarded by Terengganu defender lead by Mohd Zubir Mohd Azmi. ​The Red Giants introduce their newly signings from PKNS, Mohd Nazmi Faiz Mansor in second half but it still fail to make any attempts for a goal and the score remains until end and both team were settle with a point. With 28 points form 14 matches played, Selangor are

Anirban Lahiri holed a sensational 20-foot eagle putt on the 18th hole to grab his fourth Asian Tour title and the first outside India at the CIMB Indonesian Masters golf here on Sunday. Lahiri fought back from a double bogey on 13th as he leapfrogged from second place to go past clubhouse leader Baek Seuk-Hyun of Korea (65), who finished at 16-under. Lahiri (68) finished at 17-under after rounds of 70, 69, 64 and 68 and was one shot clear of Baek and Cameron Smith (70). The Indian, ranked 102 in the world at the start of the week, should move inside the top-75 when the new rankings are released on Monday. He is currently the top Indian in the world rankings and will also move to the top of the Asian Tour Order of Merit. CIMB Niaga Indonesian Masters - Final Day (Top 5) 1. Anirban LAHIRI -17 2. BAEK Seuk Hyun -16 2. Cameron SMITH -16 4. Kiradech APHIBARNRAT   -15 5. Thongchai JAIDEE -14 5. Jazz JANEWATTANANOND -14 5. LIN Wen Tang -14   Photo by: Tigers Super

Marc Marquez displayed another dominant performance at the Argentina Grand Prix to win his third race in a row this season. The Repsol Honda rider found himself as low as seventh place during the opening laps of the race, before he charged through the field to take the lead on lap seventeen. Marquez ultimately won the race by 1.837 seconds from teammate Dani Pedrosa, who has now finished on the podium at every race this year. In third place for the Argentina Grand Prix was Movistar Yamaha MotoGP's Jorge Lorenzo, the Spanish rider leading the first sixteen laps of the race after taking the holeshot into the first corner.   The triple win gives Marquez a perfect seventy-five championship points, while Pedrosa is in second place on fifty-six points. Movistar Yamaha MotoGP 's Valentino Rossi remains third in the championship classification on forty-one points after finishing in fourth place today.   MOTOGP WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP STANDINGS 1. Marc Marquez - Repsol Honda Team 7

​After so long, Lee Westwood still remember how to do the fist pump. It has been almost two years the English man stuck with 39 victories to his name. Finally, the 2014 Maybank Malaysian Open turned to be his long waited victory no. 40. He done it with a margin of seven stokes in front of the rest, and he completed his comeback with a birdie on the 18th green. Hitting 68 in the final round, with 18-under-par aggregate was just enough for Westwood to tell the world about his hunger for more championships. With a big smile on his face, he told the reporters that he was delighted, and it is not easy to win any tournament by seven shots.   "I played really nicely this week and didn't make many mistakes. My short game was good and tee to green I was solid. I'm pleased with the way I finished it off." The former world no. 1 started the final day with just one shot lead and had to contend with a four-hour weather delay. It says much about his returning feel and confide