Selangor, Shah Alam Stadium, has closed for major renovation and rebuild work, which is planned to be ready in 2022. The Amazing Race Asia Shah Alam Stadium was featured in a challenge in the first leg of The Amazing Race Asia 1 where teams had to ride go-karts around the circuit. Matches Exhibition match On 29 July 2008, an exhibition match was played between the Malaysia Select team and Chelsea. The match ended in a 2–0 win for the English side, courtesy of goals from Nicolas Anelka and Ashley Cole. Fellow Premier League club Arsenal took on a Malaysia XI team on 13 July 2011, as part of the club's Asia Tour. 2014 AFF Championship The semi-final match between Malaysia and Vietnam was held here on the first leg tie. The score ended 1–2 to away team. Safiq Rahim scores a brace from a penalty spot. Malaysia Cup matches 1994 Malaysia Cup Final The first Malaysia Cup Final held at the Shah Alam Stadium was on December 17, 1994 (68th edition) when Singapore FA defeated Pahang FA 4–0. Goals from Abbas Saad (Hat-trick) and Fandi Ahmad became the fourth team to claimed the double, FAM Dunhill Liga Perdana and FAM Dunhill Piala Malaysia after Johor FA in 1991, Pahang FA in 1992, and Kedah FA in 1993. Fandi Ahmad lifted the trophy in front of more than 50,000 Singaporean fans that traveled to the stadium. It was Singapore's FA 24th Malaysia Cup title since their last triumph in 1980. The 2011-2013 and 2015-2018 editions of the Malaysia Cup were held at Shah Alam Stadium. In the 2015 Malaysia Cup, it was considered as a home advantage for Shah Alam Stadium tenants, Selangor FA. The match was also considered as a déjà vu'' of the 2015 Malaysia Cup. Again in 2018 Malaysia Cup final between Perak vs Terengganu has been held in this stadium. This game was a dramatic final inducing two red cards for both teams, fighting, and two last-minute goals for Perak. Draw 3-3 after extra time and won by penalty shootout 4-1 for Perak TBG. Recent tournament results 1997 FIFA World Youth Championship 2001 Southeast Asian Games 2007 AFC U-16 Women's Championship 2007 AFC Asian Cup 2017 Southeast Asian Games See also Sport in Malaysia List of Southeast Asia stadiums by capacity References External links World Football Stadiums page Football venues in Malaysia AFC Asian Cup stadiums Athletics