Johor Darul Ta'zim FC (JDT) and development side JDT II are setting the pace in the top two tiers of Malaysian football, a sign that the philosophy and style of play implemented are reaping rewards. [1/7]

In addition to providing top-notch facilities and man-management, consistency is emphasised greatly at JDT by owner HRH Major General Tunku Ismail Ibni Sultan Ibrahim, and the results are telling.

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Even the academy returned with four trophies - including three 2018 national Cups (Under-13, Under-15 and Under-18).

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JDT have won 5 straight MSL titles while JDT II have consistently been in the Malaysia Premier League top 5 since 2013 and currently lead the standings despite operating at a lower budget compared to other second-tier teams clamouring for top-flight promotion.

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The senior team defeated PJ City 1-0 in Petaling Jaya to maintain a two-point lead at the top of the Super League, while JDT II defeated Negeri Sembilan 3-0 at Pasir Gudang to extended their lead to three points.

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JDT II have also played a match less than their Premier League competitors while the top flight seniors have had demanding AFC Champions League matches to juggle with the Super League campaign.

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The Southern Tigers, both senior and development squads, are in a prime position - including being undefeated  - approaching the mid-way point of their respective campaigns. This is in line with the mission and vision of the club to ensure success in all fronts.

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