History
Quilmes is a football club which is active in Sabah since 1999. The club is more focused in futsal and football. Since actively involved in the game of futsal, Quilmes has won 15 titles throughout the state of Sabah.
The team has also represented Sabah in various tournaments in Kuala Lumpur such as Celcom Futsal Tournament 2010 and Red Bull Futsal Carnival 2011.
Quilmes is divided into 4 futsal teams: Quilmes, Quilmes 2000, Quilmes Junior & Quilmes KL.
Quilmes players is the most representatives for the state team Sabah FA in the National Futsal League 2011/2012 with a total of 8 players.
In 2012, Quilmes FC was registered with the Sports Commissioner of Malaysia and also became affiliate member of Sabah Football Association (SAFA) and the Federal Territories Sports Council (MSWP).
Quilmes KL was established and competed in 2012 DBKL Youth Futsal League. Quilmes clinched the title after winning the final match 4-2 against Ger's FT in December 2012.
Quilmes FC entered the qualifying play-off round of 2013/2014 National Futsal League for the first time and won their final play-off round match against archrival Sabah SAFA KK 6 - 2, and thus earned promotion to the 2013/2014 National Futsal League season.
As an affiliated member of the Federal Territories Sports Council (MSWP), Quilmes represented the Federal Territories in the 2013 Sukma Games which was hosted by the Federal Territories in July 2013. The team won the silver medal after they were defeated by Penang 1-5 in the final match.
The 2010 season was the 32nd season in Kuala Lumpur's existence, and their second consecutive year in the top flight of Malaysian football.
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