Johor Darul Ta'zim and Damansara met in the Cup of England Round of 16 on 8 September 2026, and the home side opened a ten-goal gap that never closed. The final score read 10-0, a result that spoke louder than any tactical discussion could. By then the contest had long since lost its competitive edge.
The opening goal came at five minutes through E. Silvestre, and the pressure never let up. Stoichkov added a second at twenty-two minutes, followed by S. Wilkin at thirty-two. Damansara had barely settled before the third goal arrived, and the draw brought them together early without any chance to respond.
The second half began with more of the same. Stoichkov struck again at forty-eight minutes, and a fourth goal followed immediately at forty-nine — the scorer unknown but the pattern clear. D. Amirruddin made it five at fifty-seven, and the visitors had nowhere to hide.
Wilkin completed his brace at seventy-six, Zahedi scored at seventy-seven and ninety-one, Silvestre added his second at eighty, and Amirruddin finished his tally at eighty-seven. Ten goals, eight different scorers, and one match where the running never stopped.
The form guide tells its own story. Johor Darul Ta'zim had lost 3-0 to DPMМ on 4 September before beating Damansara 4-1 just four days earlier. Damansara arrived with no recent wins to build on, and the gap between sides showed in every minute.
And here's the thing about a result like this — the statistics don't matter. Ten goals in ninety minutes doesn't need possession percentages or shots on target to explain itself. The scoreline stands on its own.
