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Negeri Sembilan FC host Kuching City FC and Terengganu FC in Seremban on 20 and 28 November

Both Malaysia Super League matches kick off at 4.45pm at Tuanku Abdul Rahman Stadium, with the Seremban side eighth on 5 points.

By StraitScore Desk

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Negeri Sembilan FC play both of their Malaysia Super League fixtures this month at home, against Kuching City FC on 20 November and Terengganu FC on 28 November.

The club posted its November 2026 match calendar on X on 5 November, saying challenging matches await both #TheJangs and #JangMudo through the month. It called November a month to work hard and find their true rhythm on the pitch.

Both league matches are at Tuanku Abdul Rahman Stadium in Seremban and kick off at 4.45pm Malaysian time. Kuching City FC visit on Friday 20 November in Matchday 7, and Terengganu FC follow on Saturday 28 November in Matchday 8.

Negeri Sembilan FC start the month eighth of the 12 sides in the Malaysia Super League table, with 5 points from six matches: one win, two draws and three defeats. They have scored 8 goals and conceded 11, and sit 13 points behind the leaders.

Their most recent outing was a 3-1 defeat by DPMM FC in Bandar Seri Begawan on 30 October. L. Hakim scored their goal in the 34th minute, before the hosts struck twice from the 88th minute.

After the two home matches, Negeri Sembilan FC travel to Kelantan Red Warrior FC on 4 December in Matchday 9, with kickoff at 9pm Malaysian time.

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