List of Liga Bolasepak Rakyat clubs

The following is a list of clubs who have played in the Liga Bolasepak Rakyat since its formation in 2015 to the current 2016–17 season.

Currently there are a total of 109 teams out of more than 150 possible districts in the country participated in the Liga Bolasepak Rakyat for 2016–17 season. The teams were divided into 8 zones according to regional location.

Clubs

Currently there are a total of 109 teams out of more than 150 possible districts in the country participated in the Liga Bolasepak Rakyat for 2016–17 season. The teams were divided into 8 zones according to regional location.

North Zone

• Kangar

• Arau

• Padang Besar

• Kulim

• Langkawi

• Pendang

• Padang Terap

• Kubang Pasu

• Kuala Muda

• Sik

• Yan

• Bandar Baharu

• Padang Serai

• Kota Star

West Zone

• Barat Daya

• Seberang Prai Selatan

• Timur Laut Baru

• Batang Padang
• Kuala Kangsar
• Hilir Perak
• Manjung
• Kampar
• Ipoh (Kinta)
• Batu Gajah (Kinta)
• Kerian
• Lenggong (Hulu Perak)
• Grik (Hulu Perak)
• Tanjung Malim (Muallim)
• Sungai Siput (Kuala Kangsar)
• Perak Tengah

Middle Zone 1 & 2

• Petaling

• Hulu Selangor

• Kuala Selangor

• Hulu Langat

• Kuala Langat

• Sepang

• Sabak Bernam

• Klang

• Gombak

• Maran

• Lipis

• Bera

• Raub

• Pekan

• Bentong

• Cameron Highlands

• Rompin

• Muadzam Shah (Rompin)

• Temerloh

• Jerantut

• Kuantan

• Paya Besar (Kuantan)

• Titiwangsa United

• Batu

• Bandar Tun Razak

• Setiawangsa F.C.

• Kepong Dragons

• Cheras

• Lembah Pantai

• Wangsa Maju

• Segambut

• Seputeh

• Bukit Bintang

• Putrajaya

• Tentera Darat

South Zone

• Tampin

• Jempol

• Port Dickson

• Rembau

• Kuala Pilah

• Seremban

• Jelebu

• Melaka Tengah

• Alor Gajah United

• Jasin

• Ledang
• Mersing
• Kulai Jaya
• Pontian
• Batu Pahat
• Kluang
• Muar
• Segamat
• Kota Tinggi
• Johor Bahru

East Zone

• Kota Bharu
• Tanah Merah
• Gua Musang
• Pasir Puteh
• Bachok
• Jeli
• Pasir Mas
• Rantau Panjang (Pasir Mas)
• Machang
• Besut
• Hulu Terengganu
• Kemaman
• Setiu

• Kuala Nerus

• Kuala Terengganu
• Dungun
• Marang

Borneo Zone 1

• Labuan

• Tawau

• Sandakan

• Ranau

• Papar

• Tenom Juta FC

• Kota Belud

• Kota Marudu

• Tuaran

• Kudat

• Penampang

• Sipitang

• Keningau

• Kota Kinabalu

• Kinabatangan

• Telupid (Beluran)

• Beaufort

Borneo Zone 2

• Sarikei

• Betong

• Bintulu

• Kapit

• Kuching

• Limbang

• Miri

• Mukah

• Samarahan

• Sibu

• Sri Aman

• Serian

The italic clubs did not play current season. Listed in bracket is the district the club representing in the league. The bold is the new team that play current season.

Missing clubs

Although some clubs has pulled from the league over the years, there still some other districts located in Malaysia which has never been represented in any forms in the league. Those clubs are listed below:

East Malaysia

• Baling

• Pokok Sena

• Seberang Perai Utara

• Seberang Perai Tengah

• Larut Matang Selama
• Tumpat
• Kuala Krai

West Malaysia

• Kuala Penyu

• Nabawan

• Tambunan

• Pitas

• Tongod

• Kunak

• Lahad Datu

• Semporna

• Putatan

• Saratok

• Tatau

• Belaga

• Song

• Bau

• Lundu

• Lawas

• Marudi

• Dalat

• Daro

• Matu

• Asajaya

• Simunjan

• Julau

• Meradong

• Pakan

• Siburan

• Tebedu

• Kanowit

• Selangau

• Lubok Antu

Clubs based on districs

^a The italic team did not play current season. Last appearances listed in bracket. The bold is the new team that play current season.

Missing clubs

There still some other district located in Malaysia which still not represented in this league.

As Perlis is a small state they actually have no district but only sub-districts but they have 3 main areas which are Kangar, Arau and Padang Besar where all are represented in the league.

There are 12 districts in Kedah and currently only 10 districts are represented in the league while the Pokok Sena and Baling clubs are missing.

There are five districts in Penang. Seberang Perai consist of 3 districts - North, Middle and South which currently only south team are represented in the league. The other missing district not represented in the league are Seberang Perai Utara and Seberang Perai Tengah.

There are 11 districts in Perak and currently only 10 districts are represented in the league while one other is still not in it which is the Larut Matang Selama club.

There are nine districts in Selangor and currently only eight districts are represented in the league while one pulled from the league last season which is the Gombak club.

There are 11 districts in Pahang and all districts are represented in the league.

There are 13 districts from Federal Territories, 11 districts from Kuala Lumpur, 1 from Putrajaya and another 1 from Labuan and some are represented in the league. Currently only six districts from Kuala Lumpur are represented in the league while the other five pulled from the league this season which are the Lembah Pantai, Wangsa Maju, Segambut, Seputeh and Bukit Bintang clubs.

There are seven districts in Negeri Sembilan and six districts are represented in the league while one other pulled from the league this season which is the Jelebu club.

There are three districts in Melaka and all districts are represented in the league.

There are 10 districts in Johor and all districts pulled from the league as the scheduling for the clubs in the league are conflicting with the Johor Darul Ta’zim League schedule.

There are 10 districts in Kelantan and currently only 8 districts are represented in the league while 2 others still not yet in it which are the Tumpat and Kuala Krai.

There are eight districts in Terengganu and seven districts are represented in the league while one other pulled from the league this season which is the Kuala Terengganu club.

There are 25 districts in Sabah and currently only 15 districts are represented in the league while one other pulled from the league this season which is the Beaufort club and nine others still not yet in it which are the Kuala Penyu, Nabawan, Tambunan, Pitas, Tongod, Kunak, Lahad Datu, Semporna and Putatan.

There are 33 districts in Sarawak and currently only 12 districts are represented in the league while 21 others still not yet in it which are the Saratok, Tatau, Belaga, Song, Bau, Lundu, Lawas, Marudi, Dalat, Daro, Matu, Asajaya, Simunjan, Julau, Meradong, Pakan, Siburan, Tebedu, Kanowit, Selangau and Lubok Antu.