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Rico Andes opened the scoring for the hosts two minutes into the second half before Willian Lira equalised seven minutes later. Selangor move to five points from three matches, while Cebu remain bottom despite the draw.Selangor started strongly with early chances for Lira, Izwan Yuslan and Omid Musawi, but Cebu nearly struck on the counter when Kalamullah Al Hafiz denied Abdulfatohi Khudoidodzoda. Musawi later forced another save from Rami Jeridi as the visitors continued to probe.

Naza Italia Sdn Bhd has formally notified Maserati S.p.A. that it will withdraw from its role as the official importer and distributor of Maserati vehicles in Malaysia, bringing an end to a partnership that has been in place for more than 15 years.The notice, submitted in line with the 180-day requirement under the agreement signed on 1 January 2009, marks the beginning of a structured transition period.

The LPGA announced that all playing spots for the 75th Anniversary Pro-Am at Pebble Beach Resorts® have sold out, raising a record $2.5 million for the LPGA Foundation.The event, set for January 12–15, 2026, celebrates the 13 Founders who established the LPGA in 1950 and represents the organization’s most successful fundraising effort to date.The funds will expand access to golf for women and girls at 700+ Girls Golf sites worldwide, provide essential equipment, boost scholarships, and support the Foundation’s $13 million campaign to reach “One Million MORE Girls” by 2030. This comes at a time when less than 2% of charitable giving supports women and girls, underscoring the significance of the achievement.

SULTAN Ahmad Shah Malaysian Veterans Hockey Association players achieved a rare double by winning two gold medals at the World Masters Men’s Asian Continental Championship 2025, held at the Hong Kong Sports Club from Nov 25–30. Coach V. Kalimuthu’s 060s squad successfully defended their title, while the 050s squad, guided by former international and Olympian Maninderjit Singh, clinched their first-ever championship win.The 060s team delivered a dominant performance throughout the tournament, defeating Hong Kong 5-0 in the final. In the preliminary round, they overwhelmed Singapore 11-0, edged Japan 3-2, and beat South Korea 5-3. In the final, captain and former international Soon Mustaffa opened the scoring in the 13th minute, followed by goals from R. Chandrasegar, Zaiharin Jauhari, Harcharanjit Sundar and Datuk Seri Surinder Singh Dhaliwal.

Over 1,200 young footballers will compete in the upcoming 19th edition of the Royal Selangor Club (RSC) – Datuk Chu Ah Nge International Junior Soccer Tournament slated for today and ends on Dec 7 at the grounds of the RSC Bukit Kiara Annexe. This year’s tournament will also feature teams from Singapore, Maldives, Indonesia, Nepal and Malaysia, said organising committee chairman Datuk Gerald Rakish Kumar.