2022 Brunei FA Cup

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2022 Brunei FA Cup
DPMM-Kasuka 4 December 2022 80.jpg
DPMM winning the FA Cup
CountryFlag of Brunei.svg  Brunei
Dates6 August - 4 December
Teams32
Matches played79
Goals scored385 (4.87 per match)
Top goal scorer(s) Leon Sullivan Taylor (25 goals)
2023

The 2022 Brunei FA Cup was the 13th edition of the Brunei FA Cup and was the sole club competition organised by the Football Association of Brunei Darussalam for the year 2022. It began on August 6 and will be played until 4 December. [1]

Contents

The winner of the FA Cup will become the nation's representative for the 2023–24 AFC Cup. [1]

DPMM FC became the winners of the competition by beating Kasuka FC 2–1 in the final at Track & Field Sports Complex on 4 December. [2] This is DPMM's second FA Cup triumph after last winning it in 2004. [3]

Competition format

32 teams were divided into groups of four, making eight groups in total. Teams will only play one round of matches, and the top two teams in the group table will advance to the knockout stage. The knockout matches will be contested in a home-and-away format up until the final match. [1]

List of participating teams

from Brunei Super League

from District Leagues

Group stage

Group A

PosTeamPldWDLGFGAGDPtsQualification or relegation
1 Panchor Murai FC 321031+27Qualification to knockout stage
2 AKSE Bersatu 320174+36
3 BSRC FC 31114514
4 Azmainshah FC 30032640
Source: FABD
BSRC 2–0 Azmainshah
Panchor Murai 1–0 AKSE
Sallehudin Soccerball shade.svg19'

AKSE 4–1 BSRC
Azmainshah 0–1 Panchor Murai

BSRC 1–1 Panchor Murai
AKSE 3–2 Azmainshah
Iqmal Syukaimee Soccerball shade.svg49', 56'

Group B

PosTeamPldWDLGFGAGDPtsQualification or relegation
1 MS ABDB 3300100+109Qualification to knockout stage
2 Hawa FC 311121+14
3 BAKES FC 31112754
4 HR FT 30031760
Source: FABD
ABDB 1 – 0 Hawa
BAKES 2 – 1 HR FT

HR 0 – 3 ABDB
Hawa 0 – 0 BAKES

ABDB 6 – 0 BAKES
HR 0 – 2 Hawa

Group C

PosTeamPldWDLGFGAGDPtsQualification or relegation
1 Kota Ranger FC 3300100+109Qualification to knockout stage
2 Almerez FA 31112424
3 Wijaya FC 30212422
4 Bang Dalam FC 30121761
Source: FABD
Kota Ranger 3 – 0 Almerez
Wijaya 1 – 1 Bang Dalam

Bang Dalam 0 – 5 Kota Ranger
Almerez 1 – 1 Wijaya

Kota Ranger 2 – 0 Wijaya
Bang Dalam 0 – 1 Almerez

Group D

PosTeamPldWDLGFGAGDPtsQualification or relegation
1 Kasuka FC 3300310+319Qualification to knockout stage
2 Rimba Star FC 32015836
3 Dagang FT 3102720133
4 Lun Bawang FC 3003419150
Source: FABD
Rimba Star 4 – 2 Dagang
Kasuka 13 – 0 Lun Bawang

Lun Bawang 0 – 1 Rimba Star
Dagang 0 – 12 Kasuka

Dagang 5 – 4 Lun Bawang
  • Sayzwan Soccerball shade.svg10', 45'
  • Syafiq Soccerball shade.svg44'
  • Fadhilah Soccerball shade.svg54'
  • Asri Soccerball shade.svg60'
Kasuka 6 – 0 Rimba Star

Group E

PosTeamPldWDLGFGAGDPtsQualification or relegation
1 DPMM FC 3300290+299Qualification to knockout stage
2 IKLS-MB5 FC 320195+46
3 Nelayan FT 310241393
4 Seri Wira FC 3003327240
Source: FABD
DPMM 18 – 0 Seri Wira
IKLS-MB5 3 – 1 Nelayan

Seri Wira 1 – 6 IKLS-MB5
Nelayan 0 – 8 DPMM

DPMM 3 – 0 IKLS-MB5
Nelayan 3 – 2 Seri Wira

Group F

PosTeamPldWDLGFGAGDPtsQualification or relegation
1 Indera SC 3300200+209Qualification to knockout stage
2 Jerudong FC 3201137+66
3 Wondrous FT 3102101443
4 Perka United FC 3003426220
Source: FABD
Indera 6 – 0 Wondrous
Jerudong 7 – 2 Perka Utd

Wondrous 2 – 6 Jerudong
Perka Utd 0 – 11 Indera

Perka Utd 2 – 8 Wondrous
Indera 3 – 0 Jerudong

Group G

PosTeamPldWDLGFGAGDPtsQualification or relegation
1 MS PPDB 3210132+117Qualification to knockout stage
2 Setia Perdana FC 312083+55
3 Miisa United FC 311196+34
4 MSN United FC 3003120190
Source: FABD
PPDB 9 – 0 MSN Utd
Setia Perdana 2 – 2 Miisa Utd

Miisa Utd 1 – 3 PPDB
MSN Utd 0 – 5 Setia Perdana

Miisa Utd 6 – 1 MSN Utd
PPDB 1 – 1 Setia Perdana

Group H

PosTeamPldWDLGFGAGDPtsQualification or relegation
1 Kuala Belait FC 3210141+137Qualification to knockout stage
2 Tutong Hotspurs 321061+57
3 Admirul Red Star FC 31022973
4 Tutong U-20 3003011110
Source: FABD
KB 1 – 1 Tutong Hotspurs
Admirul Red Star 2 – 0 Tutong U-20

KB 7 – 0 Admirul Red Star
Tutong U-20 0 – 3 Tutong Hotspurs

Tutong Hotspurs 2 – 0 Admirul Red Star
Tutong U-20 0 – 6 KB

Knockout stage

Round of 16

Matches to be played on 1-2 October and 15-16 October.

Team 1 Agg. Team 21st leg2nd leg
Panchor Murai FC 5–2 Hawa FC 3–12–1
MS ABDB 4–1 AKSE Bersatu 1–03–1
Kota Ranger FC 9–1 Rimba Star FC 8–11–0
Kasuka FC 28–0 Almerez FA 9–019–0
DPMM FC 23–0 Jerudong FC 15–08–0
Indera SC 9–3 IKLS-MB5 FC 2–17–2
MS PPDB 4–0 Tutong Hotspurs 1–03–0
KB FC 4–0 Setia Perdana FC 1–03–0

First leg

Panchor Murai 3 – 1 Hawa

DPMM 15 – 0 Jerudong

ABDB 1 – 0 AKSE Bersatu

Kota Ranger 8 – 1 Rimba Star

Kasuka 9 – 0 Almerez

Indera 2 – 1 IKLS-MB5

PPDB 1 – 0 Tutong Hotspurs

KB 1 – 0 Setia Perdana

Second leg

Rimba Star 0 – 1 Kota Ranger
Report

Hawa 1 – 2 Panchor Murai

AKSE Bersatu 1 – 3 ABDB

Almerez 0 – 19 Kasuka

Jerudong 0 – 8 DPMM

IKLS-MB5 2 – 7 Indera

Tutong Hotspurs 0 – 3 PPDB

Setia Perdana 0 – 3 KB

Quarter-final

The draw for the quarter-final allocation was held on 17 October. [4] Matches are to be played on 22-23 October and 12-15 November.

Team 1 Agg. Team 21st leg2nd leg
DPMM FC 13–1 Indera SC 5–18–0
KB FC 0–3 Kota Ranger 0–20–1
MS PPDB 3–4 MS ABDB 1–32–1
Panchor Murai 0–18 Kasuka FC 0–90–9

First leg

DPMM 5 – 1 Indera

Panchor Murai 0 – 9 Kasuka

PPDB 1 – 3 ABDB

KB 0 – 2 Kota Ranger

Second leg

Indera 0 – 8 DPMM

Kasuka 9 – 0 Panchor Murai

Kota Ranger 1 – 0 KB

ABDB 1 – 2 PPDB

Semi-final

Team 1 Agg. Team 21st leg2nd leg
DPMM FC 3–0 Kota Ranger 1–02–0
MS ABDB 1–3 Kasuka FC 0–21–1

First leg

DPMM 1–0 Kota Ranger

ABDB 0–2 Kasuka

Second leg

Kasuka 1 – 1 ABDB

Kota Ranger 0 – 2 DPMM

Final

DPMM 2 – 1 Kasuka

Bracket

Quarter-finals Semi-finals Final
          
DPMM FC 5 8 13
Indera SC 1 0 1
DPMM FC 1 2 3
Kota Ranger 0 0 0
KB FC 0 0 0
Kota Ranger 2 1 3
DPMM FC 2
Kasuka FC 1
MS PPDB 1 2 3
MS ABDB 3 1 4
MS ABDB 0 1 1
Kasuka FC 2 1 3
Panchor Murai 0 0 0
Kasuka FC 9 9 18

Awards

AwardNameClub
Player of the Tournament Flag of Brunei.svg Nur Ikhwan Othman DPMM FC
Young Player of the Tournament Flag of Brunei.svg Hakeme Yazid Said DPMM FC
Top Scorer Flag of Liberia.svg Leon Sullivan Taylor Kasuka FC
Coach of the Tournament Flag of Brunei.svg Ali Mustafa Kasuka FC
Fair Play Award Kasuka FC

Top scorers

PosPlayerClubGoals
1 Flag of Liberia.svg Leon Sullivan Taylor Kasuka FC 25
2 Flag of Brunei.svg Adi Said Kasuka FC 20
3 Flag of Brunei.svg Shah Razen Said DPMM FC 19
4 Flag of Brunei.svg Hakeme Yazid Said DPMM FC 15
5 Flag of Brunei.svg Brian Lim Yong Song Indera SC 9
6 Flag of Brunei.svg Abdul Azizi Ali Rahman DPMM FC 7
7 Flag of Brunei.svg Abdul Azim Abdul Rasid MS PPDB 6
Flag of Brunei.svg Azwan Ali Rahman DPMM FC
Flag of Brunei.svg Izzat Haziq Husli Jerudong FC
9 Flag of Brunei.svg Alinur Rashimy Jufri Kasuka FC 5
Flag of Brunei.svg Azim Hamidoon Indera SC
Flag of Brunei.svg Azizul Syafiee Tajul Ariffin KB FC
Flag of Brunei.svg Azwan Saleh DPMM FC
Flag of Brunei.svg Haziq Kasyful Azim Hasimulabdillah Kasuka FC
Flag of Brunei.svg Maududi Hilmi Kasmi Kasuka FC

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