Selangor Football Club Women is a Malaysian professional women's football club section of Selangor, based in Shah Alam, Selangor. Founded in 2022, they compete in the National Women's League, the top flight of women's football in Malaysia, and the FAS Women's Super League, the women's football league in Selangor. They play home matches at MPAJ Stadium.
History First season Selangor F.C. Women started their inaugural season with participation in the 2022 National Women's League (Central Zone). Competing alongside five other clubs, the newly formed squad was selected through a comprehensive scouting process during the FAS Women's Super League tournament. Selangor F.C. Women earned the distinction of finishing as runners-up in the Central Zone. Their performance culminated in a commanding 5–0 victory over Kuala Lumpur at the JSA Arena in Setia Alam, securing qualification for the prestigious Tun Sharifah Rodziah Cup. The team continued to showcase their potential on the national stage during the 2022 Tun Sharifah Rodziah Cup. Despite a commendable effort throughout the tournament, Selangor F.C. Women concluded their campaign in fourth place after a closely contested 1–0 loss to Sabah in the third-place playoff.
FAS Women’s Super League Selangor FC Women actively participate in the FAS Women's Super League, a key women's football competition organised by the Football Association of Selangor. The team uses the league as an important platform to develop players, gain competitive match experience, and prepare for national tournaments. Since their formation in 2022, Selangor FC Women have continued to strengthen their squad and enhance performances while representing Selangor in state-level women's football.
Players Current squad
Management Coaching staff
+PositionStaffTeam manager Suzana ZakariaHead coach Osmera OmaroAssistant coach Felicia Adele Noorul Hasrul Ameen Goalkeeper coach Aizat RoslimPhysiotherapist Nadhirah NajatTeam staff Nurafiq ZainalTeam media Muhammad Faris LuqmanTeam analyst Muhamad NizamuddinNutritionist Lee Wan QiKitman Ahmad Hafizi
Records and statistics List of seasons +List of Selangor F.C. Women seasonsSeasonLeagueTop goalscorersGoals2022National Women's League10811495 +44252nd4th Mecca Rania122023National Women's League8125317–1255th— Dian Aqilah22024National Women's League14923496 +43293rd— Ainsyah Murad152025National Women's League1411126212 +49342nd— Ainsyah Murad17
Matches
First competitive match: Selangor 6–0 ATM, National Women's League (Central Zone), 4 June 2022 First home match: Selangor 0–0 Kelana United at MBSJ Arena, National Women's League, 20 August 2023 First away match: Malaysian University 0–1 Selangor at UiTM Stadium, National Women's League, 5 August 2023
Record wins
Record win: Selangor 15–0 Real CJ, National Women's League, 13 October 2024 Record home win: Selangor 15–0 Real CJ at UiTM Stadium, National Women's League, 13 October 2024 Record away win: Real CJ 0–9 Selangor at Penang State Stadium, National Women's League, 21 July 2024
Record defeats
Record defeat: Selangor 0–5 SSM Pahang, National Women's League, 2 November 2023 Record home defeat: Selangor 0–5 SSM Pahang at Sepang Municipal Council Mini Stadium, National Women's League, 2 November 2023 Record away defeat: Sabah 3–0 Selangor at Likas Stadium, National Women's League, 29 October 2023
Player records
First goal: Fadhatul Najwa against ATM, National Women's League (Central Zone), 4 June 2022 First penalty goal: Nur Fazira against ATM, National Women's League (Central Zone), 4 June 2022 First assist: Nabila Jamin against ATM, National Women's League (Central Zone), 4 June 2022 First clean sheet: Norazizah Nazri against ATM, National Women's League (Central Zone), 4 June 2022
FAS competition statistics Competitions organized by FAS will be segregated as they are not competitive competitions.
List of seasons +List of Selangor F.C. Women seasons in FAS competitionSeasonLeagueCupTop goalscorersLeaguePlayoffsPlayerGoals2024Super League6321184 +14113rd— Najwa Irdina52025Super League7421201 +19142nd Nurin Manan72026Super League6600350 +35181st— Ainsyah Murad16
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