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RTM siar aksi Harimau Malaya di Piala Asean FIFA 2026

Ia dibawakan dengan kerjasama RTM-YTL Corporation Berhad selaku penaja utama siaran.

RTM siar aksi Harimau Malaya di Piala Asean FIFA 2026

The Malaysian national football team, Harimau Malaya, kicked off their journey in the 2026 FIFA Asean Cup by defeating Bangladesh 3-0 on Friday, as reported by Radio Televisyen Malaysia (RTM). The excitement for Malaysian football fans is set to reach new heights as they will be able to watch key matches live, including the thriller against Indonesia this coming Monday.

RTM will broadcast the Group A matches, featuring the national team for free on their Sports channel and the RTMKlik platform. This broadcasting partnership with YTL Corporation Berhad, the main broadcast sponsor, underscores the corporate sector's commitment to supporting national team development and sports broadcasting, expanding public access to high-quality sports content.

YTL's sponsorship reflects the sector's dedication to nurturing and broadcasting sports, thereby increasing public engagement with premier sports content. This collaboration aligns with RTM's role as the nation's primary broadcaster, always striving to deliver top-notch, relevant content for all segments of society, according to the Malaysian Broadcasting Department.

Harimau Malaya made a strong start to their campaign by defeating Bangladesh 3-0 at the Gelora Bung Karno Stadium in Jakarta last Friday. The match against Indonesia is expected to be the turning point, as both teams have won their opening matches. Malaysia will convene with Singapore in the group stage. Apart from the three national team matches, RTM will also broadcast the match for third place and the final on October 5th, making the five selected matches readily available to local viewers.

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