Agong Cup & Kings Gold Cup

Piala Agong and Piala Emas Raja-raja (PERR) are organized by Malaysian Malay Football Association, also known as Persatuan Bolasepak Melayu Malaysia (PBMM). This is the full list of champions.



AGONG CUP:

1962 - Southern Malays
1963 - Southern Malays
1964 - Northern Malays
1965 - Northern Malays & Southern Malays
1966 - Northern Malays & Southern Malays
1967 - Northern Malays
1968 - Northern Malays
1969 - Northern Malays
1970
1971
1972 - Southern Malays
1973 - Northern Malays
1974 - Northern Malays
1975 - Southern Malays
1976
1977
1978 - Johor
1979 - Kelantan
1980 - Kelantan
1981 - Singapore
1982 - Singapore
1983 - Singapore
1984 - Singapore
1985 - Kelantan
1986 - Federal Territory (Kuala Lumpur)
1987 - Selangor
1988 - Johor
1989 - Johor
1990 - Johor
1991 - Kelantan
1992 - Kelantan
1993 - Perlis
1994 - Kuala Lumpur
1995 - Kelantan
1996 - Kedah
1997 - Kedah
1998 - Penang
1999 - Penang
2000 - Penang
2001 - Kelantan
2002 - Penang
2003
2004
2005 - Pahang
2006 - Pahang
2007 - Pahang
2008 - Johor
2009 - Kelantan & Johor
2010 - Perlis
2011 - Kelantan
2012 - Kelantan
2013 - Perak
2014 - Perak
2015 - Perak
2016 - Negeri Sembilan
2017 - Pahang
2018 - Pahang
2019 - Pahang
2020 - cancelled [COVID-19]
2021 - postponed [COVID-19]
2021/2022 - Kuala Lumpur
2023 - Selangor
2024 - 


Piala Emas Raja-raja

KINGS GOLD CUP:

PIALA EMAS SULTAN-SULTAN
1922 - Kedah
1923 - Selangor
1924 - Selangor
1925 - Selangor

PIALA MAS
1926 - Selangor
1927 - Perak
1928 - Selangor
1929
1930 - Selangor
1931
1932
1933
1934
1935 - Selangor
1936
1937
1938 - Selangor
1939
1940
1941
1942
1943
1944
1945
1946

PIALA EMAS RAJA-RAJA
1947 - Singapore
1948 - Kedah
1949 - Kedah
1950 - Singapore
1951 - Penang
1952 - Kedah
1953 - Kedah
1954 - Selangor
1955 - Singapore
1956 - Penang
1957 - Selangor
1958 - Singapore
1959 - Singapore
1960 - Singapore
1961 - Selangor
1962 - Perak
1963 - Singapore
1964 - Singapore
1965 - Johor
1966 - Penang
1967 - Perlis
1968 - Penang
1969 - Penang
1970 - Terengganu
1971 - Malaysian Armed Forces (ATM)
1972 - Kelantan
1973 - Singapore
1974 - Perak
1975 - Singapore
1976 - Johor
1977 - Terengganu
1978 - Kelantan
1979 - Johor
1980 - Pahang
1981 - Singapore
1982 - Kelantan
1983 - Singapore
1984 - Malaysian Armed Forces
1985 - Kelantan
1986 - Penang
1987 - Terengganu
1988 - Johor
1989 - Kelantan
1990 - Perak
1991 - Kelantan
1992 - Negeri Sembilan
1993 - Perlis
1994 - Kuala Lumpur
1995 - Kelantan
1996 - Kedah
1997 - Selangor
1998 - Penang
1999 - Malaysian Armed Forces
2000 - Terengganu
2001 - Kelantan
2002 - Penang
2003 - Kelantan
2004 - Kelantan
2005 - Kedah
2006 - Kelantan
2007 - Johor
2008 - Kelantan
2009 - Perlis
2010 - Kelantan
2011 - Pahang
2012 - Perak
2013 - Perlis
2014 - Perlis
2015 - Negeri Sembilan
2016 - Pahang
2017 - Penang
2018 - Pahang
2019 - Malaysian Indian Sports Council (MISC)
2020 - cancelled [COVID-19]
2021 - postponed [COVID-19]
2022 - Selangor [100th Year Anniversary]
2023 - Pahang
2024 - 


Agong Cup Record:
Northern Malays (8)
Southern Malays (6)

Kelantan (10)
Johor (6)
Pahang (6)
Singapore (4)
Penang (4)
Perak (3)
Kuala Lumpur (3)
Perlis (2)
Kedah (2)
Selangor (2)
Negeri Sembilan (1)
Terengganu (0)
Malacca (0)


PERR Record:
Kelantan (13)
Selangor (13)
Singapore (12)
Penang (9)
Kedah (7)
Perak (5)
Johor (5)
Perlis (5)
Pahang (5)
Terengganu (4)
Negeri Sembilan (2)
Kuala Lumpur (1)
Malacca (0)

Malaysian Armed Forces (3)
MISC (1)
Malaysian Royal Police (0)
Bomba Malaysia (0)
MySPRM-ACeIO (0)
JAKIM FC (0)


PERR Top Scorer:

2019: Nabilah Khan Razali (Kuala Lumpur) - 4 goals