PDRM FC has had a poor season in the Malaysian Super League, with only one win, three draws, and seven losses in 11 matches. Their attack and defence have been weak, averaging 0.8 goals scored and 3.1 goals conceded per game. The defence is particularly vulnerable. Despite having wingers like Elzal and Jarvis with attacking capabilities, PDRM FC's midfield struggles with interceptions, and their defensive positioning during transitions is poor, making it difficult to sustain attacks. Historically, they have been dominated by Selangor, losing all their recent five encounters and conceding 18 goals in the process, indicating a significant psychological disadvantage. Selangor, a traditional Malaysian powerhouse, boasts a squad with experienced foreign players and veterans. Their attacking core, including Chrigor, who has contributed 13 goals and six assists, provides a potent attacking threat. The team has averaged three goals in their last six matches and has a strong home record of five wins and one loss. However, their defence is not entirely solid, conceding an average of one goal per game, and they showed defensive vulnerabilities in the AFC Champions League. Their tactics revolve around counter-attacks and set-pieces, with swift wing play and counter-attacking combinations being crucial for scoring, although they are less effective in sustained attacking phases. In this upcoming match, Selangor holds a clear advantage in terms of squad strength and historical results, but they should be cautious of PDRM FC's wing attacks. PDRM FC will likely struggle to contain Selangor's attack if their defensive vulnerabilities are not addressed.