Where to watch Kuala Lumpur City v DPMM FC and Selangor FC v Star City FC in the Malaysia FA Cup quarter-finals
MFL lists both quarter-final second legs on 11 October on Astro Arena Bola channels, Astro GO and Sooka, with kickoffs at 8.15pm and 8.30pm.

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Both Malaysia FA Cup quarter-final second legs on 11 October are on Astro’s sports channels, Astro GO and Sooka, MFL said in its matchday post.
Kuala Lumpur City host DPMM FC at Kuala Lumpur Stadium, Cheras, with the kickoff at 8.15pm. MFL lists that match on Astro Arena Bola (803), Astro GO and Sooka. The tie is level at 3-3 after the first leg in Bandar Seri Begawan on 20 September, when J. Murray and F. Izdiham, with two, scored for DPMM FC, and Paulo Josue, B. Shamsudin and F. Sadat replied for Kuala Lumpur City.
Selangor FC play Star City FC at MBPJ Stadium, Petaling Jaya, from 8.30pm, on Astro Arena Bola 2 (804), Astro GO and Sooka. Selangor FC carry a 4-1 lead from the first leg at Tuanku Syed Putra Stadium on 19 September, where Chrigor Moraes scored twice and Vitor Pernambuco once, and M. Atede scored for Star City FC.
In the Malaysia Super League table, Selangor FC are third with 12 points from four matches and Star City FC 11th with two. DPMM FC are fifth and Kuala Lumpur City sixth, both on six points.
All four are back in the league within a week. Kelantan Red Warrior FC host Star City FC on 16 October, Selangor FC host Penang FC and Melaka FC host Kuala Lumpur City on 17 October, and DPMM FC host Kuching City FC on 18 October.
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