USM F.C.

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USM Staff FC
File:Usm-fc.jpg
Full nameKelab Bolasepak Staf Universiti Sains Malaysia
Nickname(s)University Tigers
Founded2008;15 years ago (2008)
Ground USM Athletics Stadium
USM, Penang
Capacity800+
ChairmanProf Dato' Dr. Omar Osman
ManagerMohd Azizuddin Mohd Shariff
Coach S.Veloo
League Penang FA League
2012 Malaysia Premier League, 6th

Kelab Bolasepak Staff Universiti Sains Malaysia (KBSUSM) or USM Staff FC or USM FC was a Malaysia football club team, formerly competing in Malaysia Premier League.

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The team was under the jurisdiction of Universiti Sains Malaysia, a Malaysian public university based in Georgetown, Penang.

History

KBSUSM was selected to the 2010 Malaysia Premier League based on the team's excellent performance in FAM Cup 2009, where they finished third in the league.

In the 2010 Malaysia Premier League, KBSUSM was officially named as Pulau Pinang, Kepala Batas, Staf USM. This differs from when KBSUSM was in 2009 FAM Cup. In 2009 KBSUSM were named officially as Pulau Pinang, Kelab Bolasepak Staf Universiti Sains Malaysia.

For the 2011 Malaysia Premier League, they were officially named as Pulau Pinang, Kelab Bolasepak USM.

This USM team were one of two 'university' teams participating in eight-team FAM Cup (held for the first time in league format). While its counterpart UiTM FC have students as their line-ups, USM have their own staff as line-ups.

USM FC pulled out of the 2013 Malaysia Premier League, despite finishing the previous season in sixth place. [1] The club's management cited financial difficulties as the reason for the decision. [2]

Achievements

YearPositionLeagueFA CupMalaysia Cup
20081stPenang LeagueNot participatingNot participating
20093 /8 FAM Cup Not participatingNot participating
20109/12 Malaysia Premier League Round 1Not qualified
20116/12 Malaysia Premier League Round 1Not qualified
20126/12 Malaysia Premier League Round 2Not qualified

Transfers

For recent transfers, see List of Malaysian football transfers 2012

Officials

Managers

YearManager
2009-2012 Flag of Malaysia.svg Mohd Azizuddin Mohd Shariff

Coaches

YearCoach
2008 Flag of Malaysia.svg K. Ramajayam
2009 Flag of Malaysia.svg Rosdi Ali
2010-2012 Flag of Malaysia.svg S. Veloo

2010 season results

DateMatchHomeAwayResult
2 January 2010Friendly MatchKelantan FAUSM FC4-0
11 January 2010MAS PLUSM FCPos Malaysia1-0
15 January 2010MAS PLPDRM FAUSM FC0-0
18 January 2010MAS PLUSM FCFelda United1-4
22 January 2010MAS PLPKNS FCUSM FC5-0
29 January 2010MAS PLUSM FCHarimau Muda0-1
2 February 2010MAS FA CUPUSM FCTerengganu FA1-4
6 February 2010MAS FA CUPTerengganu FAUSM FC3-0
12 February 2010MAS PLATM FAUSM FC4-0
5 March 2010MAS PLUSM FCMuar FC3-2
12 March 2010MAS PLSabah FAUSM FC2-0
15 March 2010MAS PLUSM FCSarawak FA0-2
16 April 2010MAS PLShahzan MudaUSM FC2-3
19 April 2010MAS PLMelaka FAUSM FC1-0
23 April 2010MAS PLUSM FCMelaka FA2-2
30 April 2010MAS PLFelda UnitedUSM FC2-1
3 May 2010MAS PLPos MalaysiaUSM FC1-1
7 May 2010MAS PLUSM FCPDRM FA4-1
17 May 2010MAS PLUSM FCPKNS FC0-3
21 May 2010MAS PLHarimau MudaUSM FC1-1
24 May 2010MAS PLUSM FCATM FA1-1
31 May 2010MAS PLMuar FCUSM FC0-4
12 July 2010MAS PLUSM FCSabah FA1-0
16 July 2010MAS PLSarawak FAUSM FC4-2
23 July 2010MAS PLUSM FCShahzan Muda4-1
27 August 2010Friendly matchPKNS FCUSM FC1-2
6 September 2010Friendly matchPerak FAUSM FC2-1
4 October 2010Friendly matchPos MalaysiaUSM FC2-4
7 October 2010Friendly matchPDRM FAUSM FC1-1

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References

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  2. ↑ Harian, Sinar (26 December 2018). "Sukan". Sinarharian.com.my. Retrieved 10 February 2022.
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