Malaysia Showed What Team Spirit Really Means At The World Cup Qualifier Against Indonesia
'Kami Selalu Ada' is stuck in our heads right now.
By May Vin Ang — 20 Nov 2019, 03:16 PM
Malaysia defeated Indonesia 2-0 in a glorious game of football during the joint qualifier for the 2022 FIFA World Cup and 2023 Asian Cup last night, 19 November
Crowd favourite winger Safawi Rasid brought the game home - scoring a free kick after drawing a foul in the 29th minute to make it 1-0, before scoring another goal in the 72nd minute.
Equally worthy of attention though, were the Harimau Malaya fans - also known as the Ultras Malaya - for their relentless team spirit inside and outside of Bukit Jalil National Stadium, KL.
Here were the many ways they have captured attention online:
The Ultras Malaya had rhythm and, more impressively, a drum line
Feel amazed watching these thousands of fans singing and jumping in unison in support of our national football team.
They were energetically bouncing to a fan-favourite football chant 'Demi Malaysia'.
The fans literally spelled out their national pride while 'Negaraku' played at the opening ceremony
As the national anthem aired over the stadium, the audience stood up in attention, making an incredible 'tifo' displaying a single word - 'Malaysia'.
But seriously, what is a football game without the fans?
Watch as almost all the 85,000 spectators sing a Harimau Malaya favourite chant 'Kami Selalu Ada' in beautiful chorus.
I kind of feel sorry for the 6,000 Indonesian fans who came all the way to see the game.
Diehard fans who watched the match at home also caught on to the contagious team spirit
These fans singing 'Kami Selalu Ada' along to their television at home while waving the Jalur Gemilang brought tears to my eyes.
Finally, some fans made the most of the game with these hilarious tweets
This guy added drama to Rashid's already awe-inspiring goals.
While some fans were still salty over the incident that happened in Jakarta.
