EZ UTD EDGE FIVE GOAL THRILLER AS CLASS AND FAJAR SHARE THE SPOILS

Week 5 of the Sunday Premier League Season 17 saw another round of Division 2 action, with four out of the eight teams in the division taking to the pitch. With just two fixtures scheduled, fans were treated to a tightly contested draw and an entertaining five goal clash. At Clementi Secondary School, Class FC and Fajar Youngsters played out a hard fought 1-1 draw in a game that was decided in a frantic two minute spell. Kaung Khant Minn broke the deadlock in the 21st minute with a composed finish to give Class FC the lead. However, the advantage was short lived as Khairuddin Sharif responded almost immediately, finding the equaliser in the 23rd minute. Both sides continued to push for a winner, with the midfield battle intensifying and chances at a premium. The contest remained evenly poised right until the final whistle, although Fajar Youngsters were reduced to ten men after a late red card deep into stoppage time. Muhammad Afiq stood out with a commanding display for Class FC, earning Man of the Match honours, while Khairuddin Sharif and Haziq Rosman impressed for Fajar Youngsters. In the second fixture, EZ Utd FC edged Beepelona FC in a thrilling encounter that saw five goals shared between the sides. EZ Utd showed their attacking intent early, with S. Mukesh, K. Saravanan, and G. Sathyan all getting on the scoresheet. Beepelona, the newly promoted Division 3 champions, responded through Khairul Rahmat and Mohamed Shahmeer, but ultimately fell just short. Dinesh Ryan James delivered an outstanding performance for EZ Utd and was deservedly named Man of the Match. For Beepelona, both Reshi Balan and Muhammad Haikal put in strong shifts despite the narrow defeat. With the season beginning to take shape, every point is proving crucial as teams jostle for early momentum in Division 2. Season 17 of the X-League is proudly sponsored by Agent Azhar Sulaiman, Hombre, Dendeng Duo, and Grandsport Singapore. *Laggau FC has been removed from the X-League due to disciplinary issues following events that took place on April 26, 2026. As a result, league tables and standings may not tally with previously published weekly reports.