Bunga Raya

Leagues Played: Malaysia Liga A1 Semi Pro 58 Malaysia Cup 2
Links: Official website Wikipedia

Malaysia Liga A1 Semi Pro	12/29 08:45	1	^[11] PIB FC v Bunga Raya ^[4]	W	0-8
Malaysia Liga A1 Semi Pro	12/20 08:45	1	^[4] Bunga Raya v UiTM ^[13]	W	2-0
Malaysia Liga A1 Semi Pro	12/13 08:45	1	^[5] PT Athletic FC v Bunga Raya ^[4]	W	1-2
Malaysia Liga A1 Semi Pro	12/07 08:45	1	PT Athletic FC v Bunga Raya	-	Cancelled
Malaysia Liga A1 Semi Pro	11/22 12:45	1	^[5] Bunga Raya v Machan FC ^[14]	W	6-1
Malaysia Liga A1 Semi Pro	11/15 12:45	1	^[5] Bunga Raya v YPM ^[12]	D	1-1
Malaysia Liga A1 Semi Pro	11/10 08:45	1	^[3] Imigresen FC v Bunga Raya ^[4]	L	1-0
Malaysia Liga A1 Semi Pro	10/26 08:45	1	Malaysia University v Bunga Raya	W	0-1
Malaysia Liga A1 Semi Pro	10/18 12:45	1	^[4] Bunga Raya v Armed Forces FC ^[11]	W	3-1
Malaysia Liga A1 Semi Pro	10/13 08:45	1	^[15] Harini KS FC v Bunga Raya ^[5]	W	0-2
Malaysia Liga A1 Semi Pro	09/27 12:45	1	^[5] Bunga Raya v Gombak United ^[8]	W	2-0
Malaysia Liga A1 Semi Pro	09/21 12:45	1	Melaka FC v Bunga Raya	L	1-0
Malaysia Liga A1 Semi Pro	09/13 12:45	1	^[4] Bunga Raya v Manjung City FC ^[9]	W	2-0
Malaysia Liga A1 Semi Pro	09/07 08:15	1	Machan FC v Bunga Raya	W	1-2
Malaysia Liga A1 Semi Pro	08/24 08:45	1	^[7] Bunga Raya v Bukit Tambun FC ^[10]	W	3-0
Malaysia Liga A1 Semi Pro	08/18 08:45	1	^[7] KL Rovers v Bunga Raya ^[6]	L	3-0
Malaysia Liga A1 Semi Pro	08/11 12:45	1	^[5] Bunga Raya v PIB FC ^[7]	L	1-2
Malaysia Liga A1 Semi Pro	08/04 12:45	1	^[14] UiTM v Bunga Raya ^[6]	W	2-5
Malaysia Liga A1 Semi Pro	07/27 08:45	1	^[4] Bunga Raya v Putrajaya SPA ^[6]	D	1-1
Malaysia Liga A1 Semi Pro	07/13 08:45	1	YPM v Bunga Raya	D	1-1
Malaysia Liga A1 Semi Pro	06/30 08:45	1	^[2] Bunga Raya v Imigresen FC ^[3]	D	1-1
Malaysia Liga A1 Semi Pro	06/23 08:45	1	^[3] Bunga Raya v Malaysia University ^[10]	W	2-0
Malaysia Liga A1 Semi Pro	06/08 08:45	1	Armed Forces FC v Bunga Raya	W	1-2
Malaysia Liga A1 Semi Pro	06/02 08:45	1	Bunga Raya v Harini KS FC	W	4-0

Wikipedia - Bunga Raya F.C.

Bunga Raya Football Club is a Malaysian professional football club based in Port Dickson, Negeri Sembilan. They currently compete in the Malaysia A1 Semi-Pro League, the second tier of Malaysian football. The club's home ground is Arena IRC, Bandar Sri Sendayan.

History

Founded in 2002, Bunga Raya made club debut in the Malaysian Football League by joining the third-tier Malaysia M5 League in 2022. Bunga Raya was promoted to the Malaysia M4 League and finished in the quarter-final stage. Damansara Sports Group and Bunga Raya Football Club reached an agreement to have a separate ownership and establish a new club in Damansara from the 2024–25 season. For the 2025–26 season, Bunga Raya Damansara split. Bunga Raya returned to its original name, while the other team used the new name UM-Damansara United.

The Malaysia national soccer team, affectionately known as "Harimau Malaya" (Malayan Tigers), is the official football team representing Malaysia in international competitions. However, if you're referring to a team called "Bunga Raya," it may be a nickname or a symbolic name inspired by Malaysia's national flower, the hibiscus (known locally as "Bunga Raya").

Assuming "Bunga Raya" is a nickname or a symbolic team representing Malaysia, here is a possible description:

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**Bunga Raya Malaysia Soccer Team**

The "Bunga Raya" Malaysia soccer team embodies the spirit, resilience, and vibrant culture of Malaysia. Named after the national flower, the hibiscus (Bunga Raya), the team symbolizes beauty, strength, and unity. Known for their passionate play and unwavering determination, the Bunga Raya team strives to showcase Malaysia's rich sporting talent on the international stage. With a blend of youthful energy and experienced leadership, they aim to inspire fans and foster national pride through their performances on the field.

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