Tied at 1-1 after the Malaysia Cup quarter-final first leg, Tan Sri Dato' Haji Hassan Yunos Stadium will see Johor Darul Ta'zim FC looking to get the job done against Pahang on Saturday. Thread 1/9

The stature of both teams and a place in the Malaysia Cup semi-finals makes the match the highlight of the weekend. JDT are banking on a pumped-up Larkin atmosphere to progress.

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1. INTENSE RIVALRY There is a great rivalry between JDT and Pahang since 2013, and neither team can stomach losing this, ensuring a tooth and nail fight till the very end. Thread 3/9

The winner takes it all, including progression in the competition and bragging rights. Great intensity and high emotions are expected. Thread 4/9

2. UPLIFTING ATMOSPHERE Larkin has been a fortress for JDT and it was key to the record five straight Malaysia Super League titles won. The fans have given the team a boost many times and JDT will bank on the 12th man once more. Thread 5/9

At full force, the fans at Larkin can be intimidating. Pahang may be hoping there is a low turnout, but JDT fans can make themselves heard. This is Larkin! Thread 6/9

3. THE SIDE SHOWS The football action isn't the only thing that makes Larkin the place to be this weekend. There is a mini carnival in the stadium vicinity for fans to keep themselves busy while waiting for the match to start. Thread 7/9

Among the activities there include mini futsal, PlayStation4 sessions, inflatable play structures from children and buskers to sooth the ears. Minutes prior to kick-off, there is the customary Boys Of Straits (BOS) performance on the pitch. Thread 8/9

It is one of a kind in Malaysia and warms up the crowd. They continue to bring an atmosphere throughout the match from the BOS stand. Thread 9/9