So far, all the S.League clubs visiting the ground in Brunei have suffered the same fate of bringing back no points as DPMM maintained their 100% home record.
No one cared that the opposition this time was Balestier Khalsa, currently the bottom team in the league. Or that the 2-0 margin was only confirmed one minute from time, when Rene Komar scored his first league goal of the season.
Last night's performance by DPMM FC was slightly off tone but they managed to get all three points. Simunic was a relief man after the match.
"I expect a very tough game. We were suffering until the second goal came. It was a good game but it wasn't easy. All the games we played at home have been very tough - Sengkang, Woodlands, SAF FC."
"It's a pity Hamid won't be playing in the next game because of four yellow cards. I hope we will be able to get more points away from home."
The result positioned DPMM FC back to third place and in contention for the top spot while Balestier Khalsa are still lavishing at the foot of the table.
Courtesy of ranoadidas.com & sleague.com
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