It takes 90 minutes for Selangor to advance to the semis on the away goal rule after they drew 3-3 with Police. Thanks to Frank Seator penalty stroke at the end of the game to kill Police dream to reach to semi final meeting another club, Johor FC.

Selangor qualified for the Malaysia Cup semi-finals by the skin of their teeth after a Frank Seator penalty at the stroke of full time allowed them to edge Police go the away goals rule in their second-leg quarter-final clash at the Selayang Stadium last night.

When Singaporean naughty boy Nor Alam Shah score in 80th minutes to make it 3-2, Police must be dreaming that they have seal the win. But, history that they going to create been wiped by their self mistake after allowing Selangor to get penalty kick in dying minutes.

Liberian striker Seator coolly slotted home his second spot kick of the night to tie the score 3-3 and ensure Selangor stayed on course for a 33rd Malaysia Cup title.
Selangor drew first blood through Seator’s penalty in the 14th minute. But the cops equalized through Kenyan midfielder Hillary Echesa just seven minutes later.
The Red Giants surged ahead through Mohd Shukor Adan in the 56th minute, but Police scored twice in as many minutes late on.

Norfarhan Mohamad got Police back on level terms for the second time in the 80th minute, before Singaporean Noh Alam put them ahead.